Salaried GP - London with Visa Sponsorship - Medmatch

Open to foreigners — visa sponsorship is advertised for this role. Applicants from Nigeria and other countries who need a UK work visa may apply.

Medmatch is seeking a dedicated Salaried GP in London, a fantastic opportunity for medical professionals. This role is ideal for Nigerian and African immigrants, as visa/skilled worker sponsorship is available for foreign/overseas applicants. Offering a competitive salary of £75,000 – £100,000, this position provides a secure and well-supported career path in the UK capital.

Job Description

This well-established and supportive GP practice in London is actively looking for a Salaried GP to become a valued member of its experienced team. The role offers excellent flexibility with 6-8 sessions available, and a highly attractive sessional rate of up to £12,500.

This is a prime opportunity for a General Practitioner who is seeking a stable and supportive environment within London. The practice is particularly keen to welcome eligible international GPs who are looking for a long-term position in the United Kingdom, providing sponsorship support subject to meeting the relevant requirements.

Requirements

  • GMC registration and inclusion on the GP register.
  • Experience working as a General Practitioner in a primary care setting.
  • Strong clinical skills and commitment to patient care.
  • Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
  • Right to work in the UK; visa sponsorship is available for eligible international candidates.
  • Ability to work 6-8 sessions per week.

Benefits

  • Competitive salary ranging from £75,000 – £100,000 per annum.
  • Supportive and experienced team environment.
  • Opportunity for long-term career progression in London.
  • Visa/Skilled Worker (Tier 2) sponsorship available.
  • Sessional rate of up to £12,500.
  • Well-established practice with a strong patient base.

How to Prepare

For Nigerian and African immigrants eyeing a Salaried GP role in the UK, meticulous preparation is key. Ensure your medical credentials, including your GMC registration and inclusion on the GP register, are current and verifiable. Your CV should be polished, highlighting UK-relevant experience and any placements or training undertaken that align with NHS practices. A strong LinkedIn profile, tailored to UK employers, can also significantly boost your visibility.

When crafting your cover letter, articulate your passion for primary care and your understanding of the UK healthcare system. During the interview, be ready to discuss your clinical experience and how it translates to the UK context. For visa sponsorship, be prepared to confidently address your immigration status and your long-term commitment to working in the UK, demonstrating that you meet the Skilled Worker visa requirements.

  • Ensure your GMC registration and GP register inclusion are fully up-to-date.
  • Tailor your CV to highlight UK-relevant medical experience and qualifications.
  • Prepare a compelling cover letter that addresses your suitability for the UK healthcare system.
  • Practice articulating your clinical skills and patient management approach for a UK audience.
  • Be ready to discuss your visa sponsorship needs and long-term commitment during the interview.

Visa Sponsorship & Foreigner Eligibility

Visa/Skilled Worker (Tier 2) sponsorship is available for this Salaried GP position. This means foreign and overseas applicants who require a UK work visa are explicitly welcome to apply. If your immigration status is complex or borderline, it is advisable to clearly state your situation in your application and be prepared to discuss it further during the interview process to ensure eligibility.

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