GP Leads

A GP/Clinical Lead is a designated lead GP from each of our member practices. The GP lead is an experienced healthcare professional who takes on leadership responsibilities within their clinical setting.

Clinical Leads are typically responsible for overseeing the delivery of high-quality patient care and implementing best practices and guidelines to ensure that clinical standards are maintained.

Clinical Leads are often appointed by the hospital or healthcare organisation where they work and are typically chosen for their experience and expertise in their field.

The role of a Clinical Lead can vary depending on the specific setting and organisation they work for, but typically involves providing guidance and support to other clinicians, ensuring that all clinical practices and protocols are being followed, and working closely with other healthcare professionals to ensure the smooth running of the clinical service.

They may also be involved in developing and implementing new policies and procedures, as well as conducting research and evaluating clinical outcomes to identify areas for improvement.

Overall, the role of a Clinical Lead is an essential one in the UK healthcare system, as they play a crucial role in ensuring that patients receive the highest standards of care possible.

Clinical Director

The National Clinical Directors and National Specialty Advisers are practicing clinicians from across England who work part-time at NHS England, providing clinical leadership, advice, input and support across distinct areas of NHS conditions and services ranging from cancer and cardiovascular disease to urgent and emergency care and major trauma in line with the NHS Long Term Plan.