| PRACTITIONER | One involved in medicine, such as a GP |
| BARBITURATE | Sedative or hypnotic used in medicine such as barbitone or phenobarbitone (11) |
| DOCTOR | A physician such as a GP (6) |
| MAGNETISED | Is agent, involved in medicine, set with an attractive quality? (10) |
| ANTITUSSIVE | Medicine such as codeine or butamirate taken to suppress coughing (11) |
| DOSE | Amount of medicine such as two tablets every 6 hours |
| ANTIBIOTICS | Medicines such as penicillin |
| LEIPZIG | The last letter I sent to my sweetheart, a GP who has a large place in the centre of Devizes, was about organising our trip to a place in Germany (7) |
| SPECIALISING | Becoming an expert in a field since a GP is about fifty-one (12) |
| DOC | Informal word/name for a GP; or, one of the dwarfs in a Disney film (3) |
| RUSSO | Riccardo, a GP points-scoring rider in the 1970s who has a namesake racing in the modern era. (5) |
| PAGANISM | Man, a GP, is in order in pre-Christian religion (8) |
| REFERRAL | The directing of a patient, usually by a GP, to a consultant or institution for specialist treatment (8) |
| PHILLIP | One of the best circuits in the world that first hosted a GP down under 35 years ago. (7,6) |
| ISLAND | One of the best circuits in the world that first hosted a GP down under 35 years ago. (7,6) |
| PRACTICE | Word that follows Peak to give the title of a drama series about a GP surgery in Cardale that ran from 1993 until 2002 (8) |
| JAS | Police surgeon who is now a GP in Doctors (3,6) |
| DROP | Decrease in work by a GP (4) |
| DIAGNOSIS | Possibly delivered by a GP doing as is ordered (9) |
| ADHOC | A GP touring hospital for a purpose |
