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This is a senior GP rolethat supports clinicians across Integrated Urgent Care (IUC) and the System Clinical Assessment Service (CAS), alongside patient consultations.
You'll be the steady, senior clinical voice colleagues turn to when decisions are complex, capacity is tight, and patients need the right care quickly. You'll help keep urgent care flowing safely, with a clear focus on supporting community management wherever possible and avoiding unnecessary hospital admissions.
You'll work closely with clinical and operational colleagues, including joined-up leadership with the Shift Manager. You can work solely as a Clinical Coordinator or build a wider portfolio across Severnside and BrisDoc services.
Working as a Clinical Coordinator (CC) is varied and interesting, with lots of interaction with clinical and operational colleagues in IUC and System CAS, plus consulting with patients and healthcare professionals.
You'll offer accessible clinical advice and support across elements of Severnside IUC, including:
BrisDoc is an employee-owned social enterprise that has been providing NHS healthcare for over twenty years. Serving more than one million patients across Bristol, North Somerset, and South Gloucestershire, BrisDoc offers a range of primary care services, including:
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