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An opportunity is available for a skilled and compassionate ODP Anaesthetics to join a busy perioperative team. You will play a vital role in supporting the safe and effective delivery of anaesthetic care, working closely with anaesthetists, surgeons, operating department practitioners and other theatre colleagues.

Your responsibilities will include preparing anaesthetic rooms, checking equipment, drugs and consumables, and ensuring all necessary items are available before each procedure. You will assist with the induction, maintenance and emergence of anaesthesia, while maintaining high standards of patient safety, dignity and comfort throughout the perioperative journey.

You will support the care of patients across a range of surgical specialties, including the management of routine and emergency cases. The role involves monitoring and responding to patients’ needs, assisting with airway management, maintaining accurate records and contributing to effective handovers. You will also be expected to identify and escalate concerns promptly, follow infection prevention procedures and comply with relevant clinical policies and professional standards.

The successful candidate will hold current registration with the Health and Care Professions Council as an Operating Department Practitioner and have recent experience within an anaesthetic setting. You should have a sound understanding of anaesthetic practice, patient assessment, theatre safety and emergency procedures. Evidence of ongoing professional development and the ability to work confidently in a fast-paced environment are essential.

We are looking for someone who is organised, adaptable and committed to delivering excellent patient care. You will need strong communication and interpersonal skills, a calm approach under pressure and the ability to work effectively both independently and as part of a multidisciplinary team. A willingness to support junior colleagues, contribute to service improvements and participate in shift patterns, including nights, weekends and on-call duties where required, is also expected.

In return, you will have the opportunity to develop your clinical skills within a supportive and collaborative theatre environment, with access to training and continued professional development.

We are seeking a skilled and compassionate ODP Anaesthetics to join a busy perioperative team. You will support the safe and effective delivery of anaesthetic care across a range of surgical procedures, working closely with anaesthetists, surgeons, nurses and other members of the multidisciplinary team.

Your responsibilities will include preparing anaesthetic rooms, checking equipment and ensuring all necessary drugs, airway devices and surgical supplies are available and in date. You will assist with the induction, maintenance and recovery phases of anaesthesia, adhering to local policies, professional standards and relevant safety guidance. You will also help maintain accurate patient records, complete safety checks and ensure equipment is cleaned, maintained and appropriately stored.

The role will involve providing high standards of patient care before, during and after surgery. You will communicate clearly and sensitively with patients and their relatives, helping to reduce anxiety and promoting dignity, privacy and respect at all times. You will respond effectively to changing clinical situations, escalate concerns promptly and contribute to emergency procedures when required.

Applicants should hold an appropriate ODP qualification and current professional registration. Recent experience within anaesthetics, theatres or a comparable acute healthcare setting is essential. You will need sound knowledge of anaesthetic practice, infection prevention, patient safety and resuscitation procedures, together with the ability to work confidently in a fast-paced environment.

We are looking for someone who is organised, reliable and committed to continuous professional development. You should be able to work independently while contributing positively to a supportive team, demonstrate excellent communication skills and maintain a professional approach under pressure. Flexibility to work a range of shifts, including weekends, nights or on-call duties where required, is expected.

An opportunity is available for a skilled and conscientious Minor Orthopaedic Scrub professional to support the delivery of safe, efficient and high-quality care within a busy theatre environment. The successful candidate will work as part of a multidisciplinary team, assisting with a range of minor orthopaedic procedures and contributing to a positive experience for every patient.

Key responsibilities will include preparing the operating theatre, checking instruments and equipment, and ensuring all required implants, prostheses and consumables are available before each procedure. You will act as a competent scrub practitioner, maintaining aseptic technique, anticipating the needs of the surgeon and wider theatre team, and supporting the safe handling and accounting of instruments, swabs and sharps. Duties will also include assisting with patient positioning, specimen management, documentation, stock control and the cleaning and readiness of the theatre between cases.

You will be expected to maintain high standards of infection prevention and control, patient safety and confidentiality at all times. The role involves communicating effectively with surgeons, anaesthetic colleagues, recovery staff and other healthcare professionals, raising concerns promptly and contributing to the smooth running of the operating list. You will also support audits, service improvement initiatives, equipment checks and the induction or development of colleagues where appropriate.

Applicants should hold relevant perioperative or operating department qualifications and have current experience working in an orthopaedic scrub role, ideally with exposure to minor procedures such as arthroscopy, hand, foot and ankle, or other day-case surgery. A sound understanding of surgical safety processes, sterile technique, orthopaedic instruments and implant traceability is essential. You must be organised, calm under pressure and able to prioritise effectively in a fast-paced setting, while demonstrating compassion, professionalism and attention to detail.

Flexibility to work varying theatre lists, including occasional extended hours, may be required. In return, this role offers the opportunity to develop your orthopaedic expertise within a supportive clinical team committed to excellent standards of patient care.

An exciting opportunity is available for an experienced Surgical First Assistant to support safe, effective and high-quality patient care throughout the perioperative pathway. You will work as an integral member of the operating theatre team, assisting surgeons during a broad range of procedures while maintaining the highest standards of professionalism, patient safety and clinical excellence.

Working alongside surgeons, anaesthetists, nurses and operating department practitioners, you will provide skilled assistance before, during and after surgery. Duties will include preparing the operating theatre and surgical equipment, checking instruments and implants, positioning patients safely, maintaining aseptic technique, anticipating the needs of the surgical team and assisting with haemostasis, tissue handling, wound closure and dressings within your scope of practice.

You will contribute to pre-operative assessments, patient identity and procedure checks, surgical safety briefings, instrument and swab counts, specimen handling and accurate clinical documentation. You will also support patient transfer and recovery, communicate effectively with colleagues and patients, and respond appropriately to changing clinical circumstances or emergencies. A strong commitment to infection prevention, safeguarding, confidentiality and compliance with relevant policies is essential.

Applicants should be registered with the NMC or HCPC, as appropriate, and hold a recognised Surgical First Assistant qualification or equivalent experience. Substantial experience within operating theatres, with sound knowledge of surgical procedures, anatomy, physiology and perioperative practice, is required. Experience in a range of specialities would be advantageous, as would confidence in supporting both routine and complex cases.

You will be organised, calm under pressure and able to make sound decisions in a fast-paced environment. Excellent communication and teamwork skills are essential, together with a compassionate approach to patient care and a willingness to support colleagues and contribute to service improvement. Current life-support training, satisfactory employment checks and evidence of continued professional development will also be required.

An experienced and compassionate Surgical First Assistant is required to support surgeons and the wider operating theatre team in delivering safe, effective and high-quality patient care. This is an opportunity to join a professional surgical environment where clinical excellence, teamwork and patient dignity are highly valued.

The successful candidate will provide direct assistance throughout surgical procedures, working within their scope of practice and in accordance with relevant policies, professional standards and local procedures. Duties will include preparing the operating theatre, checking instruments and equipment, assisting with patient positioning and surgical site preparation, and supporting the surgeon during procedures using appropriate techniques.

You will contribute to maintaining a safe and efficient theatre environment by adhering to infection prevention and control requirements, completing relevant documentation, participating in surgical safety checks and responding appropriately to changing clinical circumstances. You may also assist with wound closure, dressings, haemostasis and the safe transfer of patients, as directed by the operating surgeon and in line with your training and competence.

The role will involve close collaboration with surgeons, anaesthetic staff, operating department practitioners, nurses and other members of the multidisciplinary team. You will be expected to communicate clearly, advocate for patients, maintain confidentiality and promote a respectful, inclusive approach to care. The ability to remain calm and focused in busy or complex situations is essential.

Applicants should hold appropriate professional registration and recognised Surgical First Assistant training or equivalent experience. A strong understanding of theatre practice, surgical procedures, patient safety and infection control is required, together with excellent organisation and attention to detail. Previous experience in a surgical or operating theatre setting is desirable.

In return, you will have the opportunity to develop your skills within a supportive clinical team and contribute to consistently high standards of patient care. Flexibility to work a range of shifts, including occasional evenings, weekends or on-call periods, may be required.

An exciting opportunity is available for an experienced ODP Anaesthetics professional to join a busy operating theatre team. This role is suited to a motivated and compassionate practitioner who is committed to delivering safe, effective and patient-centred care throughout the perioperative journey.

You will work as part of a multidisciplinary theatre team, providing skilled support during anaesthetic procedures across a range of surgical specialities. Duties will include preparing anaesthetic rooms, checking equipment and medications, assisting with the induction and maintenance of anaesthesia, and supporting the anaesthetist throughout each procedure. You will also contribute to the safe transfer, positioning and monitoring of patients, maintaining accurate documentation and ensuring all relevant safety checks are completed.

The role will involve maintaining high standards of infection prevention and control, preparing emergency equipment, supporting the management of clinical incidents and helping to ensure theatres are appropriately stocked and ready for use. You will be expected to communicate effectively with patients, relatives and colleagues, offering reassurance and showing sensitivity at all times. Participation in audits, service development, training and the supervision of learners may also be required.

Applicants should hold a recognised Operating Department Practice qualification and current professional registration, where applicable. Recent experience within anaesthetics is essential, together with sound knowledge of perioperative practice, patient safety and relevant clinical standards. You should be confident working in a fast-paced environment, able to prioritise effectively and capable of remaining calm in emergency situations.

A professional, reliable and collaborative approach is essential. You will need excellent communication skills, attention to detail and a willingness to work flexibly, including shifts, weekends and on-call duties where required. In return, you will have the opportunity to develop your clinical skills within a supportive theatre environment and contribute to the delivery of high-quality patient care.

We are seeking a skilled and compassionate ODP Anaesthetics to join a busy perioperative team. The successful candidate will support the safe and effective delivery of anaesthetic care across a range of surgical procedures, working closely with anaesthetists, surgeons, nurses and other members of the multidisciplinary team.

Your responsibilities will include preparing operating theatres, checking anaesthetic equipment, and ensuring all required drugs, devices and supplies are available and safe for use. You will assist with the induction, maintenance and reversal of anaesthesia, including airway management, patient positioning, monitoring and the safe transfer of patients to recovery. You will also contribute to emergency procedures and respond appropriately to changing clinical situations.

Patient safety and dignity must remain central to your practice. You will undertake and document safety checks, comply with infection prevention and control procedures, maintain accurate records, and follow relevant policies, professional standards and clinical guidelines. The role will also involve supporting patients and their relatives by providing clear, reassuring information before and after procedures, while maintaining confidentiality at all times.

Applicants should hold an appropriate Operating Department Practice qualification and be registered with the relevant professional regulator. Experience in anaesthetics within an operating theatre environment is essential, together with a sound understanding of perioperative practice, resuscitation principles and patient-centred care. Evidence of continuing professional development and current life support training is desirable.

You will need excellent communication and organisational skills, a calm approach under pressure, and the ability to prioritise effectively in a fast-paced environment. We are looking for someone who works well independently and as part of a team, demonstrates professional integrity, and is committed to delivering consistently high standards of care. Flexibility to work varied shifts, including weekends and on-call duties where required, is expected.