I built IntoPractice because general practice is full of useful opportunities, technology and services, but finding them often means searching in too many different places.

Jobs are spread across boards, practice websites, agencies and forums. New technology can be difficult to compare. Services that could genuinely help a practice are often discovered through word of mouth or at the next conference.

IntoPractice is designed to bring that fragmented world together. It is a place for everyone working in general practice to find their next role, understand what technology is available and discover the services built for primary care.

The job board focuses on the details people actually want before applying. Our directory is coming soon and is being organised around what practices need, rather than forcing teams to already know which company or product to search for.

The aim is simple: make more of general practice visible, understandable and easier to navigate in one place.