Many GP pharmacists aspire to become partners, but it takes a lot of hard work to get there.
Getting embedded in the practice, having a good understanding of income streams and reports, and consistently making an impact are essential requirements for making that step to partnership. But the most important is to build trust with the partners and “prove yourself”.
By making a difference and embedding myself in the practice, I became an indispensable member of the team and was rewarded with partnership.
Success as a GP partner requires not only excellent clinical expertise but also good business acumen, strong leadership skills, effective communication skills, flexibility, time management skills, and ongoing professional development.
If you’re considering becoming a GP partner, it’s essential to actively develop these skills continuously.
My journey to becoming a GP pharmacist and a partner was a fulfilling one, and I have a passion for process improvement and ensuring the safety and quality of healthcare practices.
If you’re in a position to be considering this role, let me know if I can support you in any way.
FSP Supply Project Manager chez Keyrus Life Science
11moWelcome to the team !!!