Private Visiting GP - UK - Ad hoc

Company: Doctorcall

Contract: Self-employed • Ad-hoc

Location: Nationwide

Doctorcall is one of the UK’s longest-established private GP services, with over 35 years of experience delivering high-quality medical care. Based in London, we pioneered the UK's first visiting doctor service and now provide thousands of private GP visits each year.

We support a diverse range of patients, including:

  • International visitors using medical insurance
  • Hotel guests in need of urgent GP care
  • Self-paying local patients seeking convenience and responsive service
We are now hiring in across the UK and are seeking experienced, self-motivated GPs to join our growing network to see patients in your local area.

The Role

This is a flexible role, ideal for GPs who want to supplement their existing NHS or private work with meaningful, well-supported private practice.

You’ll visit patients in their homes, hotels, or workplaces, delivering timely, personalised care. Most presentations are standard GP cases such as infections, minor injuries, respiratory issues, fevers, and rashes.

  • You decide when you’re available — mornings, afternoons, evenings, or weekends
  • Consultations are pre-arranged by our admin team in consultation with you
  • All clinical notes are recorded via our secure Doctorcall App (iOS & Android)
  • We provide full indemnity cover — you don’t need your own insurance
Why Work with Doctorcall? ✔ Attractive Pay: Paid per job on ad hoc basis

✔ True Flexibility: Fit visits around your existing NHS or private commitments

✔ Minimal Admin: Our team handles logistics, bookings, and insurer communication

✔ Fully Indemnified: You’re covered for all Doctorcall work

✔ Trusted Brand: Over 35 years of experience and CQC-registered

Requirements

  • GMC-registered GP with a current UK licence to practise
  • MRCGP or equivalent postgraduate qualification
  • Up-to-date mandatory training and vaccinations
  • Strong clinical and communication skills
  • Able to work independently with a compassionate, patient-first approach
  • Access to a car and ability to travel
Schedule
  • Visits fit around your availability
  • Work may be early mornings, evenings, or weekends
  • Consultations are arranged on an ad-hoc basis depending on patient demand
Benefits:
  • Flexitime
  • Minimal admin burden - Logistics and billing handled centrally
  • Work alongside your existing NHS or private roles
Work Location: On the road – in your local area

Benefits

  • Flexitime
Work Location: In person
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