Endocrinologist - German Speaking

Baker Street, Greater London
2 weeks ago
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Job Title: Endocrinologist
Location: UK-based (with up to 8 weeks/year overseas flexibility)
Type: Full-time or Part-time | Remote | Outside IR35 | Sessional Rates
Travel: Occasional visits to a London office

We’re recruiting on behalf of a leading digital healthcare provider delivering accessible, affordable care across the UK and Europe. This is a great opportunity for a UK-based GP to join a forward-thinking, collaborative team in a CQC-regulated telemedicine environment.

Key Responsibilities:
We’re especially looking for Endocrinologists fluent in German and English, available at least three weekdays per week, plus occasional weekends.
• Conduct asynchronous online consultations and prescribe within clinical guidelines
• Support service development with Clinical Leads
• Contribute to clinical guideline reviews and updates
• Collaborate with Pharmacy, Product, and Patient Care teams to ensure smooth patient journeys

Essential Requirements:
• GMC registered
• UK-based with right to work
• GP trained and experienced in the UK
• Fluent in English and German
• Confident managing online consultations independently

What’s on Offer:
• Safe, CQC-approved telemedicine platform
• Opportunities to help shape new services
• Weekly training and professional development
• Diverse, supportive team culture

Ideal Candidate:
Tech-savvy, adaptable, and committed to evidence-based care. Reflective and open to feedback, with a strong interest in digital health, and a compassionate, team-oriented approach.

If you're passionate about digital healthcare and want to make a real impact, apply now

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