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Abtrace

AI-powered primary care automation and monitoring

Clinical Quality Assurance Specialist

Full-Time
No salary listed
Junior
London, UK
HybridHybrid role in London; the posting also mentions possible remote working.

About the job

Requirements
  • Be a fully qualified General Practitioner with current General Medical Council registration.
  • Have a minimum of 1 year of post-qualification experience working within an NHS General Practitioner practice.
  • Commit to working a minimum of 3 days per week.
  • Have a solid understanding of primary care processes relevant to digital and population-based care.
  • Demonstrate very high attention to detail and a structured, methodical approach to review and documentation.
  • Have good computer literacy and be skilled in working with a variety of software systems.
  • Be able to learn new systems, technical concepts, and regulatory requirements quickly and independently.
  • Have excellent written and verbal communication skills, including the ability to provide clear, constructive feedback to individuals with varied technical and non-clinical backgrounds.
  • Be comfortable working within defined quality processes and escalation pathways under the direction of senior compliance leadership.
Responsibilities
  • Conduct clinical quality assurance activities for digital health, including structured review, sampling, and audit of clinical content, workflows, and outputs.
  • Assess adherence to internal quality standards, clinical policies, and applicable regulatory frameworks relevant to digital health.
  • Identify quality gaps, clinical risks, and improvement opportunities, escalating findings appropriately within the Quality and Compliance framework.
  • Support internal and external audit activity by preparing evidence, contributing to audit documentation, and responding to findings.
  • Produce clear, structured, and high-quality written outputs, including quality assurance reports, clinical reviews, and supporting documentation for regulatory and quality purposes.
  • Provide constructive, evidence-based feedback to internal stakeholders, including clinicians, product teams, and quality assurance engineers, to support continuous quality improvement.
  • Work with product, engineering, operations, and clinical teams to understand digital workflows and how clinical decisions are implemented within technical systems.
  • Support translation of clinical and regulatory requirements into practical quality checks and acceptance criteria within digital products.
  • Stay informed about relevant external clinical guidance, primary care standards, and regulatory expectations impacting digital health services.
  • Proactively seek information and clarification to support informed, independent clinical judgement within a regulated technology environment.

About the company

Abtrace provides an AI-powered platform that integrates with NHS GP EHRs (EMIS, SystmOne) to shift care from reactive to proactive by spotting patients due for monitoring or treatment in chronic diseases. It uses machine learning and NLP to analyze records and automatically trigger patient recalls via SMS and email, presenting clinicians with a single view of a patient’s needs. This NHS-embedded solution is already deployed across hundreds of practices for millions of patients, with a focus on consolidated care planning and antimicrobial stewardship. Its goal is to save clinicians’ time, reduce repeat appointments, and improve the safety and quality of primary care.

Company Size

51-200

Company Stage

Seed

Total Funding

$6.5M

Headquarters

London, United Kingdom

Founded

2018

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What believers are saying

  • Abtrace raised £2.1 million seed funding led by Faber and Ganexa Capital.
  • G-Cloud availability gives procurement access across NHS practices and PCNs.
  • The 2026 site claims daily recalls, self-booking, and continuous QOF updates.

What critics are saying

  • TORTUS and X-on are capturing NHS workflow budgets in 2026.
  • G-Cloud 14 expires 28 October 2026, forcing fresh procurement wins.
  • EMIS and TPP can bundle overlapping recall features and squeeze Abtrace margins.

What makes Abtrace unique

  • EMIS and SystmOne integration fits nearly every English GP practice.
  • Daily recall automation ties monitoring, coding, and QOF into one workflow.
  • UKCA-marked, NHS Digital approved software lowers adoption friction for practices.

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Flexible Work Hours

Remote Work Options

Hybrid Work Options

Parental Leave

Paid Sick Leave

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