General Practitioner (Gp) Role In Donegal

General Practitioner (GP) – Exciting Opportunity in Donegal

Are you looking to join a progressive, inclusive practice that genuinely values its team? Would you enjoy working in a beautiful location with a strong sense of community and a supportive work environment?
Our client is a long-established medical practice operating across two sites, serving both urban and rural populations. They pride ourselves on fostering a culture built on respect, kindness, teamwork, and positivity.

About the Role
They are currently seeking a motivated and personable GP who has excellent communication skills and enjoys working as part of a collaborative, multidisciplinary team. You will be supported by an efficient administrative structure, experienced nursing staff, and modern, fully computerised systems.

What You Can Expect
Competitive session rates
Generous annual leave allowance
Dedicated time for prescription management
Scheduled breaks to support wellbeing
Strong clinical and administrative support
Structured working days, including a significant proportion of 15-minute consultations
A positive workplace culture that prioritises work-life balance

The Location
Based in one of Ireland’s most scenic regions, this role offers an exceptional quality of life. The area is known for its welcoming community, rich culture, and safe environment—ideal for individuals, couples, and families alike.
Easy access to beautiful beaches for swimming, surfing, and coastal walks
Nearby mountain trails with stunning views. A lively local scene with cafés, restaurants, pubs, and festivals

If you are a qualified GP looking for a fulfilling long-term role with strong career development opportunities and a supportive practice environment, we encourage you to get in touch.

• Must be registered with the Irish Medical Council (IMC)

• Be fluent in the English language (both verbally and written)
• Have a clear understanding of the IMC Standards and Regulations
• Have recent relevant experience in family medicine in Ireland