We'd love you to join us
We understand that choosing a place to work can be a life-changing decision – it could be where you get the promotion you’ve always wanted, it could be the place you meet the love of your life or it could mean relocating to a new place.
We want you to be confident that joining us is the right step for you – that’s why we offer you the chance to meet your potential colleagues, take a look around or even try a shift before you commit.
Whether you have a specialist area of nursing you're keen to work in or whether you are just itching to be part of team, let us know.
We’d love to meet you and get to know what area you’d like to work in.
Email: nursingQEHB@uhb.nhs.uk
If you’re thinking of making a permanent move to Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham, our staff bank, QEHB+, is the ideal way to find out whether this is the workplace for you. Simply sign up, take a shift and give us a try.
QEHB+ offers both ad hoc and regular work at QEHB across all areas of nursing, so if you’re looking for additional shifts to earn extra money, signing up to LOCATE is your first step.
We are expanding our well-recognised Theatres nursing team and have a number of opportunities for qualified Band 5 nurses and ODPs. We welcome applications from enthusiastic, motivated nurses; previous experience in theatre nursing is not required as comprehensive in-post training is provided in-house.
QEHB has 42 operating theatres and procedure rooms that cater for both elective and emergency surgeries, covering all specialties, including transplantation and major trauma. Staff are given the opportunity to internally rotate around specialties to continue their professional development. We are currently offering a range of three-, four- and five-day working opportunities. We also offer a range of shifts, e.g. earlies, lates, nights, weekends, bank holidays, twilight shifts and on-call rotas.
For further information about Theatre Practitioner roles at QEHB, please email melanie.finney@uhb.nhs.uk.
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