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We are seeking an experienced General Major Scrub professional to support the safe and effective delivery of surgical procedures within a busy operating theatre environment. The successful candidate will work closely with surgeons, anaesthetists, operating department practitioners and wider clinical teams to ensure consistently high standards of patient care.

Key responsibilities will include preparing the operating theatre, instruments, equipment and sterile supplies for a wide range of major surgical procedures. You will undertake thorough instrument and swab counts, maintain the sterile field, anticipate the requirements of the surgical team and pass instruments safely and efficiently throughout each procedure. You will also assist with the safe positioning, preparation and transfer of patients, while maintaining dignity, privacy and professional standards at all times.

The role will involve checking that all equipment is functioning correctly, reporting faults promptly and ensuring that appropriate stock levels are maintained. You will contribute to accurate documentation, specimen handling, infection prevention and control, clinical governance and compliance with relevant policies and procedures. A strong focus on patient safety, risk management and the delivery of evidence-based practice will be essential.

Applicants should hold a relevant professional qualification and current registration with the appropriate UK regulatory body. Substantial experience in a major scrub role is required, together with sound knowledge of surgical procedures, aseptic technique, theatre protocols and infection control standards. Experience across multiple surgical specialities would be advantageous.

You will need excellent communication and organisational skills, the ability to remain calm under pressure and a collaborative approach to working within multidisciplinary teams. Flexibility to participate in varied shift patterns, including weekends, nights or on-call duties where required, is expected. In return, this role offers the opportunity to contribute to high-quality surgical services while developing your clinical expertise in a supportive and professional environment.

An exciting opportunity is available for a compassionate and motivated Registered Nurse to join an inpatient team dedicated to delivering safe, effective and person-centred care. You will work as part of a multidisciplinary team, supporting patients throughout their admission and contributing to a positive experience from assessment through to discharge.

As a Registered Nurse, you will assess, plan, implement and evaluate individualised care, ensuring that treatment and support reflect each patient’s needs, preferences and clinical condition. Responsibilities will include administering medication safely, monitoring patients’ progress, recognising and responding to changes in condition, maintaining accurate records and communicating effectively with patients, relatives and colleagues.

You will contribute to the admission, transfer and discharge processes, promote health and wellbeing, and provide clear information and practical support to patients and those close to them. You will also be expected to uphold infection prevention and control procedures, participate in clinical audits and quality improvement initiatives, and maintain high standards of safeguarding, confidentiality and professional practice.

The successful candidate will hold current UK professional registration as a Registered Nurse and demonstrate sound clinical knowledge, effective communication skills and a commitment to delivering high-quality inpatient care. Experience within an inpatient, acute, medical, surgical or related healthcare setting would be advantageous, although applications from nurses with transferable experience are welcomed.

You should be organised, resilient and able to prioritise effectively in a busy environment. A collaborative approach, strong decision-making skills and the ability to work independently are essential. You will be supported to maintain your professional development and will be expected to keep your knowledge and clinical competencies up to date.

This role offers the opportunity to make a meaningful difference to patients while developing your skills within a supportive and professional clinical environment. Applicants must be able to meet the requirements of the role, including any relevant shift, weekend or night working arrangements.

An opportunity is available for a compassionate and professional Registered Nurse to join an inpatient team delivering safe, effective and person-centred care. You will support patients throughout their admission, working collaboratively with colleagues to promote recovery, dignity and positive clinical outcomes.

Your responsibilities will include assessing, planning, implementing and evaluating individualised care plans, while maintaining accurate and timely clinical documentation. You will administer medicines safely, monitor patients’ conditions, recognise and escalate changes in health, and respond appropriately to urgent situations. You will also undertake clinical observations, wound care and other nursing procedures within your scope of practice.

Working closely with doctors, allied health professionals, patients and their families, you will contribute to multidisciplinary discussions and discharge planning. You will provide clear information, reassurance and health education, ensuring that patients are involved in decisions about their care. Maintaining high standards of infection prevention, safeguarding, confidentiality and professional conduct will be central to the role.

Applicants should be registered with the Nursing and Midwifery Council and have current knowledge of professional standards, evidence-based practice and relevant clinical procedures. Experience in an inpatient, acute or comparable healthcare setting is desirable, although newly qualified nurses with a strong commitment to learning are encouraged to apply. You should be able to prioritise effectively, remain calm under pressure and communicate sensitively with people from a wide range of backgrounds.

You will be supported to develop your clinical skills through ongoing learning, supervision and access to relevant training. In return, this role offers the opportunity to make a meaningful difference to patients and their families while working as part of a supportive, inclusive and dedicated nursing team. Flexibility to work a range of shifts, including weekends and nights, is required.

We are seeking a compassionate and committed Registered Nurse to join an inpatient team providing safe, effective and person-centred care. This role is suited to a qualified nurse who can work confidently in a busy clinical environment and is dedicated to maintaining high standards of practice, dignity and patient experience.

You will assess, plan, deliver and evaluate nursing care for patients with a range of needs, working closely with colleagues and other healthcare professionals. Your responsibilities will include monitoring patients’ conditions, recognising and responding to changes, administering medicines safely, maintaining accurate records and supporting admission, transfer and discharge processes.

You will communicate clearly with patients, relatives and carers, offering reassurance, information and practical support throughout the inpatient journey. You will also contribute to care planning, risk assessment, infection prevention and control, safeguarding and the promotion of a positive, inclusive ward environment. Where appropriate, you may support health education and encourage patients to participate in decisions about their care.

Applicants must hold current registration with the Nursing and Midwifery Council and have a sound understanding of professional standards, clinical governance and evidence-based nursing practice. Previous experience in an inpatient, hospital or comparable clinical setting is desirable. You should be able to prioritise effectively, remain calm under pressure and work independently while contributing positively to a multidisciplinary team.

We are looking for someone who demonstrates excellent interpersonal skills, professional integrity and a commitment to continuous learning. You will be expected to participate in mandatory training, supervision, appraisal and service improvement activities, while supporting students and less experienced colleagues when required.

This is an opportunity to develop your clinical skills within a supportive team and make a meaningful difference to patients and their families. A flexible approach to working patterns, including weekends, nights and public holidays where required, is essential.

We are seeking a compassionate and motivated Registered Nurse to join an inpatient team providing safe, effective and person-centred care. You will support patients with a wide range of health needs, promoting dignity, independence and wellbeing throughout their admission. This is an opportunity to contribute to a collaborative clinical environment where high standards of care and continuous improvement are valued.

Your responsibilities will include assessing, planning, delivering and evaluating individualised nursing care in line with professional standards and local policies. You will monitor patients’ conditions, recognise and escalate any deterioration, administer medicines safely, maintain accurate records and contribute to multidisciplinary discussions. You will also support the admission, transfer and discharge of patients, ensuring that information is communicated clearly to patients, relatives and colleagues.

Working as part of a busy inpatient service, you will provide reassurance and emotional support, respond appropriately to changing priorities and promote a positive patient experience. You will maintain effective communication with the wider healthcare team and contribute to health education, risk management, infection prevention and safeguarding procedures. There may also be opportunities to support students, newly qualified nurses and other members of the care team through supervision and role modelling.

Applicants must hold a current registration with the Nursing and Midwifery Council and have experience, or a strong interest, in inpatient nursing. You should have sound clinical knowledge, excellent communication skills and the ability to work calmly and effectively under pressure. A commitment to evidence-based practice, confidentiality, equality and ongoing professional development is essential. You must be able to work flexibly across a range of shifts, including weekends and nights.

In return, you will receive a supportive working environment, access to learning and development opportunities, and the chance to make a meaningful difference to patients and their families. If you are caring, dependable and committed to delivering high-quality nursing care, we would welcome your application.

We are seeking a compassionate and motivated Registered Nurse to join an inpatient nursing team. You will provide safe, effective and person-centred care to patients with a range of health needs, working collaboratively with doctors, allied health professionals, support workers, patients and their families.

In this role, you will assess, plan, deliver and evaluate individualised nursing care in accordance with professional standards and local policies. You will monitor patients’ conditions, recognise and escalate any deterioration, administer medicines safely, maintain accurate clinical records and contribute to effective discharge planning. You will also support patients with personal care, mobility, nutrition and emotional wellbeing, promoting dignity, independence and informed choice at all times.

You will communicate clearly with patients and relatives, providing appropriate information and reassurance throughout their care. The role also involves contributing to handovers, multidisciplinary meetings, clinical audits, infection prevention activities and service improvement initiatives. You will be expected to follow health and safety procedures, maintain confidentiality and promote a positive experience for every patient.

Applicants must hold current registration as an Adult Nurse with the Nursing and Midwifery Council and have the right to work in the United Kingdom. Experience in an inpatient, acute or healthcare setting is desirable, although applications from newly qualified nurses who can demonstrate the required skills and commitment will be considered. You should have sound clinical knowledge, excellent communication skills and the ability to prioritise effectively in a busy environment.

We are looking for someone who is reliable, adaptable and committed to continuous professional development. In return, you will receive a structured induction, access to ongoing learning opportunities and support from an experienced multidisciplinary team. This is an opportunity to develop your nursing career while making a meaningful difference to patients and their families.

An exciting opportunity is available for a compassionate and motivated Registered Nurse to join an inpatient nursing team. You will provide safe, effective and person-centred care to patients with a range of physical and mental health needs, supporting them throughout their admission and contributing to positive clinical outcomes.

Working as part of a multidisciplinary team, you will undertake comprehensive assessments, develop and review individualised care plans, administer medicines safely and monitor patients’ progress. You will recognise and respond promptly to changes in a patient’s condition, escalate concerns appropriately and maintain accurate, timely clinical records in line with professional and legal requirements.

You will promote dignity, privacy, equality and independence in all aspects of care. Duties will include supporting personal care, nutrition and hydration, mobility, tissue viability and discharge planning, as well as providing clear information and emotional support to patients and their families or carers. You will also contribute to health promotion, risk management, infection prevention and the ongoing improvement of ward standards.

The successful candidate will hold current registration as a Registered Nurse and demonstrate sound clinical knowledge, excellent communication skills and a commitment to delivering high-quality care. Experience in an inpatient, acute or related healthcare setting is desirable, although applications from nurses with transferable skills and a strong willingness to develop will be welcomed.

You should be able to work effectively under pressure, prioritise competing demands and make safe, evidence-based decisions. A collaborative approach, professional integrity and the ability to build trusting relationships are essential. You will be expected to participate in a range of shifts, including weekends and nights, according to service requirements.

In return, you will have access to structured induction, ongoing learning and development opportunities, clinical supervision and support from an experienced multidisciplinary team. This role offers the chance to build your expertise while making a meaningful difference to patients during their inpatient journey.

We are seeking a compassionate and capable Registered Nurse to join an inpatient clinical team, providing safe, effective and person-centred care to patients with a range of medical and surgical needs. You will work collaboratively with colleagues to promote positive clinical outcomes and ensure every patient receives a high standard of care throughout their admission.

Your responsibilities will include assessing patients’ needs, planning, delivering and evaluating individualised care, and maintaining accurate, timely clinical records. You will administer medicines and treatments safely, monitor patients’ conditions, recognise and escalate deterioration, and respond appropriately to changing clinical needs. You will also support admission, transfer and discharge processes, contribute to handovers, and provide clear information and reassurance to patients and their families.

The role involves working closely with healthcare assistants, doctors, allied health professionals and other members of the multidisciplinary team. You will contribute to the maintenance of a clean, safe and supportive ward environment, follow infection prevention and control procedures, and uphold safeguarding, confidentiality and information governance requirements. You will be expected to participate in clinical audits, quality improvement initiatives, training and the development of students or less experienced colleagues where appropriate.

Applicants must hold current registration as a Registered Nurse with the NMC and demonstrate recent experience in an inpatient, acute or comparable clinical setting. You should have sound knowledge of nursing practice, medicines management, risk assessment and clinical governance, together with the ability to prioritise effectively in a busy environment. Excellent communication, teamwork and organisational skills are essential, as is a professional, respectful and inclusive approach to care.

This position requires flexibility to work a rota covering a range of shifts, including weekends and nights. In return, you will have opportunities to develop your clinical skills, contribute to service improvement and make a meaningful difference to patients and their families.

We are seeking an experienced General Major Scrub professional to support safe, effective and compassionate care within a busy operating theatre environment. The successful candidate will work as part of a multidisciplinary team, contributing to the delivery of high standards throughout the surgical patient pathway.

Responsibilities will include preparing operating theatres, checking equipment and instrumentation, and ensuring all required consumables are available before procedures commence. You will undertake scrub duties for a range of major surgical procedures, anticipating the needs of the surgeon and wider theatre team while maintaining strict adherence to aseptic technique. You will also assist with patient positioning, surgical counts, specimen handling, documentation and the safe transfer of patients between departments.

The role requires a strong understanding of theatre policies, infection prevention and control, safeguarding, manual handling, health and safety, and applicable professional standards. You will be expected to identify and escalate concerns promptly, contribute to effective communication during procedures, and support the investigation and prevention of incidents. Maintaining accurate records and helping to monitor stock, equipment and clinical resources will also form part of the position.

Applicants should have relevant theatre experience, including substantial exposure to major surgery, and hold appropriate professional registration or qualifications for the role. You will need excellent knowledge of surgical instrumentation and perioperative practice, together with the ability to remain calm and organised in a high-pressure setting. Strong communication skills, sound clinical judgement and a collaborative approach are essential.

This opportunity would suit a conscientious and adaptable professional who takes pride in delivering consistently high standards of patient care. You should be willing to participate in training, skills development and service improvement activities, and be able to work flexibly across shifts, including evenings, nights, weekends or on-call duties where required.

We are seeking an experienced Surgical First Assistant to support surgical teams in delivering safe, efficient and compassionate care throughout the patient journey. Working across a range of surgical procedures, you will assist the operating surgeon before, during and after surgery, while maintaining the highest standards of clinical practice and patient safety.

Your responsibilities will include preparing operating theatres, checking equipment and surgical instruments, assisting with patient positioning and skin preparation, and supporting the surgical team during procedures. You will anticipate the surgeon’s requirements, handle instruments appropriately, assist with haemostasis and closure where within your competence, and contribute to the safe transfer and handover of patients following surgery.

You will also be responsible for completing accurate documentation, maintaining sterile technique, adhering to infection prevention and control procedures, and ensuring that all equipment is used and stored safely. The role involves effective communication with surgeons, anaesthetic staff, nurses and other healthcare professionals, as well as providing reassurance and professional support to patients and their relatives when appropriate.

Applicants should hold a relevant professional qualification and current registration with the appropriate UK regulatory body, where applicable. You should have substantial experience working in operating theatres and demonstrable experience as a Surgical First Assistant across relevant specialties. A recognised first-assistant qualification, such as a surgical first assistant or equivalent award, is desirable.

You will need excellent clinical judgement, strong attention to detail and the ability to remain calm and effective in a fast-paced environment. A commitment to safeguarding, confidentiality, equality and continuous professional development is essential. You must be able to work collaboratively, follow clinical policies and contribute positively to service improvement. Flexibility to work a range of shifts, including weekends or on-call duties where required, may be expected.