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An experienced and motivated Orthopaedic Scrub Practitioner is required to support major lower-limb procedures, with a particular focus on hip and knee surgery. You will work as part of a multidisciplinary theatre team, delivering safe, efficient and compassionate care throughout the perioperative pathway.

Your responsibilities will include preparing the operating theatre, instruments, implants and equipment for elective and emergency orthopaedic procedures. You will scrub for major hip and knee operations, maintaining a sterile field and anticipating the needs of the surgeon and wider theatre team. You will also undertake instrument, swab and needle counts, support the safe handling of specimens, complete relevant documentation and contribute to effective communication during surgical safety briefings and the World Health Organization checklist.

You will be expected to help maintain high standards of infection prevention, equipment safety and patient care, reporting any concerns promptly. The role will involve working closely with anaesthetic and recovery colleagues, supporting the positioning, transfer and dignity of patients, and assisting with the preparation and care of specialist orthopaedic equipment. You may also contribute to stock control, implant traceability, theatre audits, service improvement and the supervision or development of less experienced colleagues and learners.

Applicants should hold current professional registration as a Theatre Nurse or Operating Department Practitioner, with relevant experience in an orthopaedic operating theatre. Substantial experience scrubbing for major lower-limb procedures, including hip and knee arthroplasty, is essential. Knowledge of orthopaedic instruments, implants, cemented and uncemented techniques, and the principles of aseptic practice is required.

You will need excellent organisational and communication skills, a calm and adaptable approach, and the ability to work safely under pressure. A strong commitment to patient safety, teamwork, professional development and continuous improvement is essential. The successful candidate must be able to participate in a theatre rota, including weekends, evenings or on-call duties where required.

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

Your responsibilities will include preparing anaesthetic rooms, checking equipment, medicines and clinical supplies, and ensuring all areas are clean, safe and appropriately stocked. You will assist with the preparation and administration of anaesthesia within your scope of practice, monitor patients throughout the perioperative journey, and respond promptly to changing clinical needs. You will also support the safe transfer and handover of patients to recovery or other clinical areas.

You will contribute to patient safety by completing relevant checks, maintaining accurate documentation, following infection prevention and control procedures, and complying with local and national policies. The role also involves supporting airway management, assisting with emergency situations, contributing to equipment maintenance, and reporting faults or incidents appropriately. You may be required to participate in an on-call, weekend or shift-working rota.

Applicants should hold a recognised Operating Department Practice qualification and current professional registration. Experience within anaesthetics is desirable, along with a sound understanding of perioperative practice, patient monitoring and clinical risk management. You must be able to demonstrate safe, evidence-based practice and the ability to work confidently in a fast-paced environment.

We are looking for someone who communicates clearly, works well as part of a team and treats every patient with dignity, kindness and respect. You should be organised, adaptable and committed to continuing professional development. In return, you will have opportunities to broaden your clinical experience, develop your skills and contribute to a supportive, patient-focused perioperative service.

An experienced Major Orthopaedic Scrub Practitioner is required to support lower-limb surgery, with a particular focus on hip and knee procedures. This is an excellent opportunity for a skilled theatre professional to join a busy operating department and contribute to the delivery of safe, effective and compassionate patient care.

Working as part of a multidisciplinary theatre team, you will prepare and maintain the sterile field, check instruments and specialist equipment, and anticipate the needs of the surgeon throughout each procedure. You will scrub for primary and revision hip and knee replacements, arthroplasty procedures and other major lower-limb orthopaedic operations. Responsibilities will also include completing surgical counts, maintaining accurate documentation, supporting specimen handling, and ensuring all equipment and implants are available, checked and traceable.

You will work closely with surgeons, anaesthetic colleagues, operating department practitioners, nurses and wider clinical teams to promote excellent communication and patient safety. You will be expected to follow infection prevention and control procedures, comply with theatre policies, and contribute to the safe transfer, positioning and care of patients before, during and after surgery. The role may also involve circulating duties, stock management, equipment checks and supporting the smooth running of operating lists.

Applicants should hold current professional registration relevant to the role and have substantial experience working within an operating theatre environment. Recent experience scrubbing for major orthopaedic procedures, particularly hips and knees, is essential. A sound understanding of surgical instrumentation, implants, aseptic technique, patient safety and theatre protocols is required.

You should be organised, dependable and confident working in a fast-paced setting where priorities can change quickly. Excellent communication skills, a calm approach under pressure and the ability to work effectively as part of a team are essential. A commitment to continuous professional development and maintaining high clinical standards is also expected. The successful candidate will be required to demonstrate appropriate employment checks and provide evidence of relevant qualifications and experience.

We are seeking an experienced Major Orthopaedic Scrub Practitioner specialising in lower-limb procedures, including hip and knee surgery. This is an excellent opportunity for a skilled perioperative professional to join a high-performing theatre team and contribute to the delivery of safe, effective and patient-centred surgical care.

In this role, you will prepare and maintain the operating theatre for major orthopaedic procedures, ensuring that all instruments, implants, equipment and consumables are available, checked and used in accordance with local policies. You will scrub for a range of elective and complex hip and knee operations, supporting the surgical team throughout each procedure and anticipating the needs of the surgeon and wider theatre team.

Your responsibilities will include completing surgical safety checks, maintaining strict aseptic technique, handling instruments and implants safely, assisting with positioning and preparation of patients, and accurately completing all required documentation. You will also contribute to effective stock control, equipment checks, infection prevention, audit activity and continuous service improvement.

Applicants should hold current professional registration as a Registered Nurse or Operating Department Practitioner, with substantial experience in an orthopaedic scrub environment. You will have proven knowledge of major lower-limb surgery, including hip and knee replacement procedures, and a sound understanding of orthopaedic instrumentation, implants and theatre protocols. Experience with complex or revision cases would be advantageous.

We are looking for someone who is organised, adaptable and confident working in a busy theatre setting. You will need excellent communication skills, a calm and proactive approach, and the ability to work collaboratively while maintaining high standards of safety and professionalism. A commitment to professional development and willingness to support learners and less experienced colleagues are also essential.

The role may involve working across a range of theatre sessions and participating in rota arrangements, including weekends or extended hours where required. In return, you will have the opportunity to develop your orthopaedic expertise within a supportive and progressive perioperative environment.

An opportunity is available for a Recovery and Anaesthetics Practitioner to join a busy perioperative team supporting patients before, during and after surgical procedures. This role would suit a registered nurse or operating department practitioner with experience in anaesthetics and post-anaesthetic care, who is committed to delivering safe, compassionate and effective patient care.

You will provide skilled care throughout the perioperative journey, working closely with anaesthetists, surgeons and the wider multidisciplinary team. Responsibilities will include preparing the anaesthetic and recovery areas, checking equipment and medicines, assisting with the safe induction and maintenance of anaesthesia, and monitoring patients during recovery. You will assess and manage patients’ airway, breathing, circulation, pain, nausea and other post-operative needs, escalating concerns promptly when required.

The successful candidate will maintain accurate clinical records, complete relevant documentation and contribute to safe handovers between departments. You will support infection prevention and control procedures, medicines management, emergency responses and compliance with local policies and professional standards. The role also involves contributing to stock control, equipment checks, audit and quality improvement activities, as well as supporting students, new colleagues and other team members where appropriate.

Applicants should hold current professional registration as a nurse or operating department practitioner and have relevant experience within anaesthetics, recovery or an acute perioperative environment. You will need sound clinical judgement, excellent communication skills and the ability to remain calm and organised in a fast-paced setting. A flexible approach to working shifts, including nights, weekends and bank holidays, is required. Above all, you will demonstrate a patient-centred approach, a strong commitment to teamwork and a willingness to maintain and develop your professional knowledge.

We are seeking an experienced General Major Scrub professional to join a busy operating theatre team. This role will support safe, effective and high-quality care across a range of major surgical procedures, working closely with surgeons, anaesthetists, operating department practitioners, nurses and wider multidisciplinary colleagues.

You will prepare the operating theatre, instruments, equipment and sterile field in line with procedure requirements and infection prevention standards. Duties will include checking and assembling surgical sets, completing swab, needle and instrument counts, maintaining aseptic technique, anticipating the needs of the surgical team and responding promptly to changing clinical situations. You will also assist with the safe positioning, preparation and transfer of patients, while maintaining their dignity, privacy and wellbeing throughout the perioperative journey.

The successful candidate will contribute to the implementation of the World Health Organization Surgical Safety Checklist and all relevant local policies, procedures and professional standards. You will ensure accurate documentation, support stock control, report incidents or equipment concerns appropriately and participate in audits, quality improvement initiatives and service development. There may also be opportunities to support training, mentorship and the development of less experienced colleagues.

Applicants should hold current professional registration appropriate to the role and have demonstrable experience working in a major surgical or acute operating theatre environment. A recognised perioperative or surgical nursing qualification is desirable, together with sound knowledge of surgical instruments, equipment, infection control and theatre safety. You must be organised, calm under pressure and able to prioritise effectively in a fast-paced setting. Strong communication, teamwork and problem-solving skills are essential, alongside a professional, compassionate and patient-centred approach.

This position may involve variable shifts, including evenings, nights, weekends and on-call duties. In return, you will have the opportunity to work within a supportive clinical team, broaden your experience across major specialties and contribute directly to excellent patient outcomes. All applications will be treated confidentially and assessed fairly against the requirements of the role.