Doctor Care Anywhere

Thanks for stopping by! We’re Doctor Care Anywhere: Doctor Care Anywhere Group plc (DCA) is the UK’s largest private provider of telehealth services.  The Company works with insurers, healthcare providers and corporate customers to serve patients with a range of digitally enabled telehealth services on its proprietary platform.  DCA is committed to delivering the best possible patient experience and clinical care through digitally enabled, joined up, evidence-based pathways.  DCA’s strategic ambition is to be the UK market leader in digitally enabled primary care, helping to meet the health needs of patients and payors in a challenging and fast changing environment.  The role: We are looking for Digital Healthcare GP' to provide GP Services on behalf of Doctor Care Anywhere via our virtual consultation platform, meeting our patient needs in line with best practice guidelines, delivering value for our patients and customers across private sectors. What we are looking for: Availability to work 8–12 hours per week, ideally covering shifts between 12:00 AM and 2:00 AM. Salaried rates are £64.89 per hour Monday–Friday and £70.30 per hour at weekends

Thanks for stopping by! We’re Doctor Care Anywhere: Doctor Care Anywhere Group plc (DCA) is the UK’s largest private provider of telehealth services.  The Company works with insurers, healthcare providers and corporate customers to serve patients with a range of digitally enabled telehealth services on its proprietary platform.  DCA is committed to delivering the best possible patient experience and clinical care through digitally enabled, joined up, evidence-based pathways.  DCA’s strategic ambition is to be the UK market leader in digitally enabled primary care, helping to meet the health needs of patients and payors in a challenging and fast changing environment.  What we are looking for? We are looking for Digital Healthcare ACPs who are able to commit to a minimum of 8-12 hours a week to provide virtual consultations via our intuitive platform, delivering high quality care to our patients. As an ACP, you will confidently assess, diagnose, and treat patients on our digital platform. You will work within your scope of professional practice at all times being responsible and accountable for your decisions and actions in line with organisational policy. This includes active judgements when to seek support from senior colleagues. The responsibilities below reflect the four pillars of advanced practice and ACPs are expected to work against these standards. Salaried Sessions: We offer fixed shifts and sessions (minimum of 8-12 hours a week) that can be divided throughout the week based on your preferred hours, along with optional additional 'ad-hoc' shifts. Our Available Sessions: - Monday–Friday: 17:00–22:00 - Saturday: 08:00–22:00 - Sunday: 08:00–22:00 Sessional Rates (per annum below): Salary based on 40 hours weekday/daytime FTE: From £60,169.30 - Weekday Daytime: £6,016.93 - Weekday Evening: £6,618.63 - Weekends/ Bank Holiday: £7,281.51 Hour rate: - Weekday daytime £28.93 - Weekday evening £31.82 - Weekend / bank holiday £35.01

• Conduct comprehensive remote physiotherapy assessments and treatment sessions via our digital platform, ensuring a seamless patient experience • Assess and diagnose a wide range of musculoskeletal conditions, provide evidence-based treatment strategies, and guide patients through rehabilitation programs • Maintain accurate and comprehensive patient records, including consultation notes and referrals, ensuring compliance with DCA policies and protocols, clinical governance and data protection standards. • Signposting patients to the most appropriate services or care settings • Work closely within a large, multidisciplinary team that includes GPs, ACPs and non-clinical professionals to provide integrated patient care • Adhere to DCA’s regulatory standards, clinical guidelines, and best practices to ensure the highest standard of care in a digital healthcare environment • Implement provisions related to Mental Health Legislation (Mental Health Act 2007, Mental Capacity Act 2005) in accordance with legislative requirements, Codes of Practice, and national guidance • Identifying potential vulnerable patients, recognizing signs of abuse or neglect, and completing safeguarding referrals in accordance with local and national policies