Nurses are vital to the work we do here at our hospitals. They are key in contributing to the health and wellbeing of our patients.
At the centre of what we do is the aim to give patients with heart and lung diseases the best possible care. We do this by helping our staff realise their potential.
Our vision is to be the UK's leading specialist centre for heart and lung disease. This gives the opportunity to work with some of the world leaders in cardiorespiratory medicine and care. We understand the significance in creating an environment of excellence, so we strongly promote continuing education and professional development.
Working at our hospitals
We have over 800 nurses working at our two main sites; Royal Brompton Hospital in Chelsea, London and Harefield Hospital in Middlesex. At both sites, there are a mixture of adult and paediatric patients and a range of clinical services that we offer.
When you begin working here, you can focus on working with adult or paediatric patients and develop your specialist knowledge.
There is an above average number of nurse specialist roles, for those interested in specialising in:
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acute and chronic heart and lung disease
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critical care
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transplantation
In this section
If you have ever thought about working in nursing, or are already a nurse and want to know more about working at our hospitals, there is a wealth of information in this section.
Use the links on the right-hand side of the page to find out more about nursing in the different clinical areas across our hospitals, as well as our advanced nursing teams.
We also have information about our nurse recruitment programmes, and benefits you could enjoy as a member of the Trust.