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An exciting opportunity is available for an experienced ODP Anaesthetics to join a busy perioperative team. You will play a vital role in supporting safe, effective and compassionate care for patients throughout the anaesthetic journey, working closely with anaesthetists, surgeons, nurses and other members of the multidisciplinary team.

Your responsibilities will include preparing anaesthetic rooms and equipment, checking drugs, airway devices and monitoring systems, and ensuring all areas are appropriately stocked and ready for use. You will assist with the induction, maintenance and recovery phases of anaesthesia, undertake patient observations, and respond promptly to changes in the patient’s condition. You will also support the safe transfer and handover of patients between departments.

The role involves maintaining high standards of infection prevention and control, completing accurate documentation, adhering to local policies and contributing to clinical governance and quality improvement initiatives. You will be expected to promote patient dignity, privacy and comfort at all times, communicate effectively with patients and relatives, and provide reassurance before and after procedures.

Applicants should hold a recognised Operating Department Practice qualification and current professional registration with the Health and Care Professions Council. Previous experience in an anaesthetic setting is essential, with a sound understanding of airway management, anaesthetic practice, patient monitoring and perioperative safety. Evidence of continuing professional development and a commitment to maintaining clinical competence are also required.

You will be a confident and supportive team member with excellent communication and organisational skills. The ability to work calmly under pressure, prioritise competing demands and adapt to changing clinical situations is essential. A flexible approach to working hours, including shifts, weekends and on-call duties where required, will be expected.

We are seeking a skilled and compassionate ODP Anaesthetics to join a busy operating theatre team. You will work alongside anaesthetists, surgeons, nurses and other healthcare professionals to provide safe, effective and patient-centred care throughout the perioperative journey.

Your main responsibilities will include preparing anaesthetic rooms, checking equipment and ensuring all required drugs, airway devices and clinical supplies are available and safe to use. You will assist with the induction, maintenance and reversal of anaesthesia, support airway management, monitor patients’ wellbeing and respond promptly to any changes in their condition. You will also contribute to the safe transfer and handover of patients before and after surgery.

The role will involve maintaining high standards of infection prevention and control, completing accurate documentation, adhering to local policies and contributing to surgical safety checks. You will be expected to identify and escalate concerns appropriately, support the safe use and maintenance of specialist equipment, and promote dignity, privacy and effective communication at all times. Participation in audits, training and service improvement activities will also be encouraged.

Applicants should hold a relevant Operating Department Practice qualification and current HCPC registration. Previous experience in an anaesthetic or theatre environment is desirable, together with sound knowledge of perioperative practice, patient safety and resuscitation procedures. You should be organised, adaptable and able to remain calm under pressure while managing competing priorities.

Excellent communication and interpersonal skills are essential, as is the ability to work effectively as part of a multidisciplinary team. You must demonstrate a professional, reliable and inclusive approach, with a commitment to continuing professional development and delivering consistently high standards of care to every patient.

We are seeking an experienced Urology Scrub professional to join a busy operating theatre team. The successful candidate will provide safe, effective and compassionate support throughout a range of urological procedures, working closely with surgeons, anaesthetists, recovery staff and the wider multidisciplinary team.

Responsibilities will include preparing the operating theatre, checking equipment and instrumentation, and ensuring all required consumables are available before each procedure. You will scrub for urological surgery, anticipating the needs of the surgeon, maintaining aseptic technique and contributing to efficient, safe patient care. Procedures may include endoscopic, laparoscopic and open urological surgery, as well as emergency and day-case interventions.

You will be expected to complete accurate documentation, participate in instrument and swab counts, handle specimens correctly and follow infection prevention, safeguarding and health and safety procedures at all times. The role also involves supporting theatre audits, stock control, equipment maintenance and service development, while helping to maintain a positive learning environment for colleagues and students.

Applicants should hold current professional registration as a registered nurse or operating department practitioner, with relevant experience in a theatre environment and demonstrable urology scrub experience. A sound understanding of surgical instrumentation, sterile technique, patient safety and peri-operative practice is essential. Experience across a broad range of urological procedures would be advantageous.

You will be organised, calm under pressure and able to prioritise effectively in a fast-paced setting. Excellent communication and teamwork skills are required, together with a professional, compassionate approach to patients and colleagues. You must be willing to work flexibly across shifts, including weekends, evenings and on-call duties where required.

In return, you will have opportunities to develop your clinical skills, broaden your procedural experience and contribute to a supportive theatre service committed to high standards of care and continuous improvement.

We are seeking a compassionate and motivated Recovery Practitioner to support adults experiencing mental health challenges on their journey towards greater independence, stability and wellbeing. You will provide person-centred support, helping individuals identify their goals, build confidence and develop practical skills for managing daily life and recovery.

Working collaboratively with service users, colleagues and external professionals, you will contribute to the assessment, planning, delivery and review of individual support plans. Your responsibilities will include offering emotional and practical support, encouraging engagement with meaningful activities, promoting healthy routines and helping people access appropriate community services, education, training and employment opportunities.

You will maintain accurate, confidential records and provide clear updates on progress, risks and changing needs. The role involves identifying and responding appropriately to safeguarding concerns, supporting positive risk management and following relevant policies, procedures and professional standards. You may also assist with appointments, household tasks, budgeting, medication prompts and other activities that promote independence, depending on individual requirements.

The successful candidate will have experience of supporting people with mental health needs, substance misuse, homelessness, complex needs or other barriers to independent living. You will be confident building positive, professional relationships and communicating effectively with people from a range of backgrounds. A calm, respectful and non-judgemental approach is essential, together with the ability to work independently and as part of a wider team.

You should be organised, reliable and able to manage competing priorities while maintaining a high standard of care. An understanding of recovery-focused practice, safeguarding, confidentiality and equality principles is desirable. Relevant qualifications in health and social care, mental health or a related area are advantageous, although practical experience and the right values will also be considered. Flexibility to work varied shifts, including evenings, weekends or bank holidays, may be required.

We are seeking an experienced General Major Scrub professional to support safe, efficient and high-quality surgical procedures across a range of specialities. The successful candidate will work as an integral member of the operating theatre team, preparing for procedures, maintaining exceptional standards of asepsis and ensuring patients receive compassionate, professional care throughout their surgical journey.

Responsibilities will include checking and preparing the operating theatre, instruments, equipment and implants before each procedure; scrubbing for major and general surgical cases; maintaining a sterile field; anticipating the needs of the surgeon and wider theatre team; and supporting safe patient positioning, transfer and handover. You will also be expected to participate in surgical counts, specimen handling, instrument tracking and accurate completion of all relevant documentation.

You will contribute to effective infection prevention and control by following approved policies and professional standards at all times. The role will involve working closely with anaesthetic, recovery and multidisciplinary colleagues, communicating clearly during procedures and escalating any concerns promptly. You may also assist with circulating duties, stock management, equipment checks and the preparation of emergency cases, helping to maintain a well-organised and responsive theatre environment.

Applicants should hold a relevant professional qualification and current registration with the appropriate UK regulatory body. Previous experience in a major operating theatre environment is essential, with demonstrable competence in general surgical procedures and the ability to manage complex or unexpected situations calmly. A sound understanding of perioperative practice, safeguarding, patient confidentiality and health and safety requirements is also required.

You will be organised, dependable and committed to continuous improvement, with excellent communication and teamwork skills. The position requires flexibility to work across a rota, including weekends, evenings, nights or on-call shifts where necessary. In return, you will have the opportunity to develop your specialist skills while making a direct contribution to safe, effective patient care.

We are seeking an experienced General Major Scrub professional to support safe, effective and efficient care within a busy operating theatre environment. The successful candidate will work as part of a multidisciplinary team, preparing for and assisting with major surgical procedures across a range of specialties. You will help maintain the highest standards of patient care, safety and infection prevention throughout each stage of the surgical pathway.

Responsibilities will include preparing the theatre, instruments, equipment and sterile fields before procedures; undertaking accurate swab, needle and instrument counts; assisting the surgical team during operations; and anticipating the needs of the surgeon and other practitioners. You will be expected to maintain a sterile technique, respond appropriately to changing clinical circumstances and ensure that all equipment is used safely and correctly.

You will contribute to patient safety by completing relevant documentation, supporting effective handovers and reporting any concerns, incidents or equipment faults promptly. The role also involves checking stock levels, ensuring instruments and supplies are available, assisting with the cleaning and preparation of theatres, and working in accordance with local policies, professional standards and current clinical guidance. A calm, organised approach is essential, particularly when working under pressure.

Applicants should hold a relevant nursing or operating department practitioner qualification and have current professional registration where applicable. Substantial scrub experience in major surgery is required, together with a sound understanding of perioperative practice, aseptic technique and surgical instrumentation. You should be confident working independently while contributing positively to a wider team, with excellent communication, attention to detail and a strong commitment to compassionate patient care.

The post may involve varied working hours, including weekends, evenings or on-call duties. You will be expected to maintain continuing professional development, participate in training and support learners or less experienced colleagues when required. In return, this role offers the opportunity to develop your expertise within a progressive surgical environment focused on quality, teamwork and consistently high standards.

An experienced and highly motivated Orthopaedic Scrub Practitioner is required to support major lower-limb procedures, with a particular focus on hip and knee surgery. Working as part of a multidisciplinary operating theatre team, you will help deliver safe, efficient and compassionate care throughout the patient’s surgical journey.

Your responsibilities will include preparing the operating theatre, checking specialist instrumentation, implants and equipment, and maintaining a safe and sterile environment. You will scrub for a range of primary and revision hip and knee procedures, anticipate the needs of the surgeon and wider team, and ensure that all instruments, swabs, sharps and specimens are correctly managed and accounted for. You will also contribute to the completion of relevant safety checks, including the World Health Organization Surgical Safety Checklist.

The role requires close collaboration with surgeons, anaesthetic staff, operating department practitioners, nurses and support teams. You will help maintain high standards of infection prevention and control, undertake accurate documentation, support stock management and report any equipment or safety concerns promptly. A commitment to evidence-based practice, clinical governance and continuous improvement is essential.

You should be a registered nurse or operating department practitioner with current professional registration and substantial experience in orthopaedic theatre practice. Strong expertise in lower-limb surgery, particularly hip and knee procedures, is highly desirable, as is familiarity with implants, power tools, surgical navigation and relevant instrumentation. Experience of working across elective and urgent operating lists would be advantageous.

You will need excellent communication and organisational skills, the ability to remain calm under pressure and a proactive approach to teamwork. The successful candidate will demonstrate sound clinical judgement, attention to detail and a commitment to dignity, equality and patient-centred care. A willingness to participate in training, audit, service development and a flexible theatre rota is also expected.

We are seeking an experienced General Minor Scrub professional to support safe, effective and compassionate care throughout minor surgical procedures. Working as part of a multidisciplinary theatre team, you will help ensure that patients receive consistently high standards of care before, during and after surgery.

Your responsibilities will include preparing the operating theatre, checking equipment and ensuring that all instruments, consumables and implants required for each procedure are available and sterile. You will undertake accurate swab, needle and instrument counts, maintain an aseptic environment, and anticipate the needs of the surgeon and wider clinical team throughout the procedure.

You will support the safe admission, positioning and transfer of patients, contributing to the completion of relevant safety checks and the World Health Organization Surgical Safety Checklist. Following each procedure, you will assist with room turnaround, specimen handling, documentation, stock control and the safe decontamination of equipment. You will also contribute to maintaining infection prevention standards, reporting concerns promptly and supporting continuous improvements in theatre practice.

Applicants should be a registered nurse or operating department practitioner with relevant experience in a surgical or theatre environment. A sound understanding of minor surgical procedures, aseptic technique, surgical instrumentation, patient safety and infection prevention is essential. You should be confident working under pressure, able to prioritise effectively and capable of communicating clearly with patients, colleagues and other healthcare professionals.

We are looking for someone who is organised, dependable and attentive to detail, with a calm and professional approach. You should demonstrate respect, compassion and discretion when caring for patients, and be committed to maintaining confidentiality and delivering a positive patient experience. The ability to work flexibly as part of a busy team, alongside a willingness to support colleagues and participate in training, audits and service development, is also required.

An experienced Major Orthopaedic Scrub Practitioner is required to support the delivery of safe, effective and high-quality surgical care within a busy operating theatre environment. The role will focus on lower-limb procedures, including hip and knee replacements, revisions and other complex orthopaedic interventions.

Working as part of a multidisciplinary theatre team, you will undertake scrub duties for scheduled and emergency procedures, anticipating the needs of the surgeon and maintaining a safe, efficient operating list. Responsibilities will include preparing instruments, implants and specialist equipment; completing surgical counts; maintaining aseptic technique; handling specimens correctly; and supporting safe patient positioning and transfer.

You will contribute to the preparation, checking and availability of orthopaedic trays, power tools, prostheses and associated equipment, escalating any concerns promptly. Accurate documentation, compliance with infection prevention procedures and adherence to local policies, surgical safety checklists and professional standards will be essential. You will also help maintain stock levels, report faulty equipment and support the cleaning and turnaround of theatres between cases.

The successful candidate will be a registered Operating Department Practitioner or Registered Nurse with relevant theatre experience and a strong background in major orthopaedic scrub practice, particularly hips and knees. A sound understanding of implants, instrumentation, aseptic practice and peri-operative patient safety is required. Experience of working with complex or revision surgery would be advantageous.

You will need excellent communication and organisational skills, the ability to remain calm under pressure and a collaborative approach to patient care. Flexibility to participate in theatre rota requirements, including early starts, late finishes, weekends or on-call duties where applicable, is expected. You should be committed to continuous professional development, reflective practice and supporting students, newly qualified colleagues and other members of the theatre team.

An exciting opportunity is available for a skilled General Major Scrub professional to join a busy surgical team. The successful applicant will support the safe and effective delivery of high-quality care throughout the perioperative pathway, working collaboratively with surgeons, anaesthetists, recovery staff and the wider multidisciplinary team.

You will prepare operating theatres and ensure that all instruments, equipment and consumables are available, checked and appropriately maintained. Duties will include undertaking scrub responsibilities for a range of major surgical procedures, maintaining a sterile field, anticipating the needs of the operating team and responding promptly to changes during surgery. You will also assist with patient positioning, specimen handling, swab and instrument counts, documentation, infection prevention and adherence to theatre policies.

The role involves contributing to safe patient transfers, supporting the implementation of care plans and promoting a calm, professional environment for patients and colleagues. You will be expected to participate in audits, quality improvement initiatives, stock control, equipment checks and the review of clinical procedures. Supporting students and less experienced colleagues may also form part of the position.

Applicants should hold relevant professional registration and have substantial scrub experience within a major surgical setting. You will need sound knowledge of perioperative practice, surgical safety standards, infection prevention and control, and the safe use of specialist equipment. Experience across a broad range of procedures, together with the ability to work within a fast-paced environment, would be advantageous.

Excellent communication, organisation and decision-making skills are essential. You should be able to remain composed under pressure, work effectively as part of a team and demonstrate a consistent commitment to dignity, confidentiality and patient-centred care. Flexibility to work varied shifts, including weekends and on-call duties where required, is expected.