General Practice roles, with the details clear.

Specialist focus

General Practice across healthcare settings.

General Practice recruitment can span primary care, private medical services and other healthcare settings. Permanent, sessional, locum and portfolio arrangements may vary with the role.

Some employers seek GPs with additional clinical interests or experience alongside their general practice work. The clinical scope and required training depend on the specific appointment.

For international GP opportunities, professional registration and recognition must be assessed for the destination and role. An additional GP interest does not itself confer specialist or consultant recognition in another discipline.

For employers

Recruiting GPs?

Medica Specialist Medical Recruitment is an independent recruitment agency. Tell us the clinical remit, qualifications, location and working pattern you need for your general practice service. We'll discuss relevant professionals and make an introduction when there is a fit.

Additional clinical interests

Experience beyond general practice.

Examples include Occupational Health, Dermatology, Women's Health and Menopause, Fertility and Reproductive Health, Mental Health and Aesthetic Medicine. This is not an exhaustive list, and these interests differ in training, scope and recognition.

A GP with an additional interest is not automatically recognised as a specialist or consultant in that discipline. Extended roles differ between healthcare systems and must be assessed for the specific appointment.

Consultant and formally recognised specialist appointments remain separate recruitment markets. Explore specialist Psychiatry recruitment, Aesthetic Medicine pathways, or the wider specialty directory.

For international work, explore the existing country information pages; professional recognition depends on the destination and role.