Early years educators are in high demand—and we’re proud to support the incredible work they do.
If you're a qualified Early Years Educator (NVQ level 3, NNEB or CACHE in Early Years) with a solid understanding of EYFS framework, Saplings Day Nursery would love to hear from you! Know someone perfect for the role? Tag them!
Visit nbt.nhs.uk/careers to apply.
07/01/2026
🚨 Calling all aspiring and advancing nurses! 🚨
📣 Don’t miss your chance to unlock the secrets to a winning application.
📅 Friday 23rd January | 14:15–3:30 PM
💻 Online via Microsoft Teams
We’re looking for a confident Biomedical Scientist leader to take on a pivotal role guiding our Blood Sciences service across Haematology, Chemistry, and Immunology.
As our Blood Sciences Manager & Deputy Director of Pathology, you will:
🔬Lead, organise, and optimise laboratory operations
🔬Drive performance, quality, efficiency, and safety
🔬Support strategic planning and shape service delivery
🔬Champion continuous improvement and innovative ways of working
Ready to lead, innovate, and make a real impact in a fast‑paced pathology environment?
Are you an experienced Sonographer ready for a fresh opportunity in the New Year?
Join our highly skilled Obstetric Ultrasound team and work independently across a varied and rewarding caseload, including Dating, First Trimester, Anomaly, Growth and placental siting scans.
🔍 FTCS & FASP experience essential
📈 Opportunities to expand into general, gynae, MSK, head & neck and baby hips ultrasound
🗣️ Strong reporting skills and patient-focused communication key
If you’re passionate about high-quality patient care and looking to develop a diverse job plan beyond the routine, we’d love to hear from you.
Are you looking to gain a prestigious Healthcare qualification whilst working?
Why not join North Bristol NHS Trust and start your healthcare career journey as an Apprentice Senior Healthcare Support Worker?!
The Role:
Working as a Healthcare Support Worker, you will be involved with direct patient care whilst maintaining the privacy and dignity of patients.
You will be working alongside a Registered Nurse to provide essential nursing care and help your patients with daily living tasks such as:
-Helping patients feel comfortable and move around
-Monitoring patients and performing basic health checks
-Washing, dressing patients, and helping them go to the toilet
-Serving meals and helping to feed patients
-Documenting care provided to a high standard
Are you a confident IT leader ready to make a real impact in a fast-paced pathology environment?
We’re looking for a Pathology IT Manager to lead our IT team in supporting and optimising critical systems—including our Laboratory Information Management Systems (LIMS), order communications, and automated laboratory services.
💡 In this pivotal role, you’ll:
✨Lead and inspire the Pathology IT team
✨Drive digital transformation across LIMS & digital pathology platforms
✨Collaborate with colleagues and stakeholders at all levels
✨Champion innovation and continuous improvement
This is your chance to shape the future of pathology services and ensure our laboratories deliver accurate, timely, and life-saving results.
This week you can find some of our Stroke team at the Stroke Forum in Aberdeen.
📍Come and say Hello! We're at Stand 59 – we’d love to meet you, share insights, and talk all things stroke care and innovation.
20/11/2025
🚨 Exciting news! 🚨
Next week we’ll be attending the UK Stroke Forum in Aberdeen.
📍You can find us at Stand 59 – we’d love to meet you, share insights, and talk all things stroke care and innovation.
31/10/2025
📣 Event Alert!
Last month we hosted an Application Skills online workshop aimed at aspiring nurses and newly qualifying students. Following on from this, next week we're running an Interview Techniques workshop!🌟
❓What is your role?
My primary role is to line manage a very small team of research delivery staff. I am also involved in direct patient care and help to identify suitable research studies for patients.
We are part of the wider clinical team which is the Clinical Haematology Team and we carry out research primarily in Blood Cancers but also in other Blood Disorders.
❓How did you get into this role?
Alongside my nurse training, I also did a degree in Psychology. I explored the option of developing a career in Psychology and I realised I wanted to be a Clinical Psychologist. The first University that I applied to do the Clinical Psychology training came back to me saying that I didn't have any real research experience.
At that time, I was working as a Registered Nurse and I couldn't fathom how on earth was I going to get research experience. I parked the idea and continued working in my clinical role as a Nurse until one day a Senior Cancer Nurse approached me. She recognised some of the skills that I probably didn't notice I had like good attention to detail, meticulous record keeping and that desire to really understand what's going on in the whole patient’s pathway.
❓What do you enjoy most?
Working in research is exciting for people like me with a clinical background as it gives me the opportunity to work closely with patients, develop my academic and research skills whilst getting to understand the diseases in a lot more detail. I get to be exposed to all the current and potential treatments on the horizon and use all this information to work closely with other Healthcare Professionals in the area to really improve the quality of care that we deliver in our hospital.
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Choosing your next career step can be a challenging process. Whether you've gathered years of experience or have recently graduated, it's often accompanied with lots of questions...
'What will the clinical teams be like?'
'Will there be chance for management or clinical progression?'
'How does the hospital flow? What are the wards like?'
With our engagement events, we aim to make the process of exploring our career opportunities clear, simple, and informative. To start, you’ll be welcomed into presentations led by clinical representatives, who offer a detailed insight into the pioneering clinical treatments and medical technology involved in their specialties.
Perhaps you’ll be inspired by our pioneering approach to preoperative and postoperative care, and want to learn more about a career within our medirooms.
Perhaps you’ll hear more about our expanded thrombectomy service, a life-changing procedure that reverses the effects of severe strokes.
During our presentation, you can better understand how this clinical development can transform your stroke nursing career.
You’ll have the opportunity to take a tour across Southmead Hospital, where you’ll see where our on-site clinical skills training takes place and walk through the Brunel Building’s atrium.
We also organize smaller tours of the ward you’d like to work in, giving you a chance to meet the multidisciplinary team you’ll be working with.