Step into Civvy Street with NHS Professionals
We value your skills, dedication and commitment in supporting the armed forces, and for that we thank you for everything you have done. The NHS shares the same care you can bring, and we believe together with your continuing dedication and commitment, we can continue to deliver world-class healthcare service to our patients.
Working with us
NHS Professionals (NHSP) is recruiting for various roles at some of the most prestigious NHS Trusts in England for:
- Nurses – acute, mental health, neonatal, children’s and theatre
- Care Support Workers - assisting healthcare professionals in the delivery of patient care
- Estates & Facilities - chefs, porters, security and estates
- Admin & Clerical - receptionist, payroll clerks and administrators
- Allied Health Professionals – physiotherapists, radiographers and occupational therapists
- Healthcare Scientist - Lab Assistants, Pharmacy Support Worker, Phlebotomist
NHSP Staff Bank
One of the biggest challenges NHS trusts face, is ensuring the quality of patient care whilst working within strict budgets. A lack of available staff means unfilled shifts, which in turn leads to unfilled commitments to patients and their families. What NHS trusts need is a reliable supply of experienced staff, ready to step in and fill shifts when trusts need them most.
And that’s where NHS Professionals comes in. Owned by the Department of Health and Social Care and part of the NHS family, we work in partnership with over 55 NHS trusts to help them to reduce their reliance on agencies by providing a ‘bank’ of highly skilled and pre-screened staff who want to work for the NHS.
Our business was founded on nursing and midwifery, but now we specialise in much more. Right now, we have over 130,000 members registered on our bank from various roles, grades and specialities. Our bank members fill around 26 million hours for our clients each year, working flexibly around their lifestyles by choosing the hours that suit them.
Our members
“Started as a 16-year-old Cadet Nurse following in a long line of healthcare professionals in my family. Never really considered anything else other than the military - I have been a Army Reserve Nursing Officer alongside my NHS career for over 20 years. After a 44-year full time NHS career it is now nice to work as much or as little as I want. This enables me to still feel my skills are valuable whilst allowing me to enjoy some retirement leisure time.”
Leigh Skelton - Nurse
Northern Devon Healthcare NHS Trust
