Nursing and Theatres

Being a Nurse
at Bupa

From paediatric nursing in our Cromwell Hospital to treating residents in our care homes, we have over 4,500 registered nurses working in a variety of roles here at Bupa.

We’ll give you the time and flexibility to make health happen for everyone - so you can be the nurse you want to be.

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with Bupa today

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Early Careers

We believe that everyone has the potential to make a real difference in their career. That’s why we offer a range of early careers opportunities, from graduate schemes to apprenticeships.

Nursing at
Cromwell Hospital

At Cromwell Hospital, we have a great team of determined and loyal health care professionals. We’re continually investing in the world’s most advanced diagnostic and treatment technologies. That's why patients choose to come to us from across the UK, and more than 100 other countries around the world.

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Nursing in our
Care Homes

As a Registered Nurse,  you’ll be responsible for driving and running the unit alongside clinical duties in the home. This includes observation, medication, reviewing and evaluating individual care plans, and providing clinical guidance to the care team and delivering best practice continually.

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People

stories

Belief lets you do incredible things from all kinds of perspectives.

Individual personalities, unique stories – here’s what our people have to say.

Jessica

Cardiac Nurse

“One patient went on holiday after heart surgery, she sent us a postcard saying: “this wouldn’t have happened if you didn’t do your job well. I wouldn’t be here enjoying my holiday with my husband. It’s little things like this that makes working here so rewarding.”

Hannah

Pediatric Manager

“I have five sisters, one is biological, the rest are people my mum has collected over the years. She’s West Indian, so for her, that’s very normal. There’s always been people in my home who needed help. So I guess, somewhere in there has been that intrinsic message of caring for others.”