General Practitioners – Adhoc Shifts | Prisons Across the West Midlands
Location: Various prison sites across the West Midlands
Type: Adhoc / Locum Shifts
Belmont Recruitment is currently looking to speak with experienced General Practitioners who are interested in Adhoc opportunities within prison settings across the West Midlands.
About the Role
As a General Practitioner working within the prison healthcare system, you’ll play a vital and highly respected role. You’ll provide high-quality, patient-centred care to a diverse and often complex patient population, while developing your clinical skills in a unique and challenging environment.
What You'll Be Doing
* Delivering comprehensive primary care services to a varied patient population
* Providing clinical assessment, diagnosis, and effective treatment planning
* Managing both acute presentations and long-term conditions
* Running clinics covering chronic disease management, acute care, and health screenings
* Working collaboratively with mental health, substance misuse, and nursing teams
* Supporting multi-disciplinary team (MDT) meetings to enhance continuity of care and risk management
* Contributing to clinical governance, audits, and quality improvement initiatives
* Promoting health education, safeguarding, and preventative care within the prison setting
What We're Looking For
* Fully qualified General Practitioner (MBChB or MBBS)
* Current registration with the GMC
* Flexibility and adaptability to work across different prison sites
* Strong communication, clinical, and decision-making skills
* Previous experience in secure environments (desirable but not essential)
* Prison vetting clearance is required
Why Join Us?
* Competitive hourly rates
* Flexible working to suit your availability
* The opportunity to work in a unique, rewarding environment
* Ongoing support from an experienced recruitment team
Interested?
To apply or find out more, please contact the Belmont Recruitment team today. We're keen to speak to GPs ready for a new challenge in a dynamic and supportive healthcare setting