
Medical and dental
Find out what medical and dental roles we have available.
When looking for accommodation (buying or renting) try to search for areas that are easy to commute to from both our Queen’s Medical Centre campus and our City Hospital campus.
Residential areas near to QMC hospital are Beeston, West Bridgford, Wollaton, Lenton, Dunkirk and areas near to City Hospital are Arnold, Daybrook, Mapperley, Sherwood and Carrington.
Websites such as Right Move and Zoopla advertise a range of properties to rent or buy.
An alternative option to finding your own accommodation is shared properties where you rent a room. Take a look at the SpareRoom website for more details.
To rent, you will need:
Try to view the property physically and if unable to then ask for a virtual tour.
On site accommodation is very limited and usually in high demand. However, it is worth making an enquiry using the below links:
Derwent Living - Places for People
In addition to the above and for local information there are various social media Facebook pages that may be useful:
We Are # TeamNUH- Our trust Facebook page where you may find information about the local area, transport links and links to accommodation.
International Medical Graduates (IMGs) in the UK- A helpful page set up by IMG doctors, for IMG doctors. Very responsive to queries from around the UK
Nottingham University guest accommodation
If you would like to make a booking for Cripps annexe please use this link: https://nottinghamvenues.com/bedrooms-accommodation/rooms-cripps-annexe
Prices are around:
Medilink – Free bus service free to all NUH staff for travel between City and QMC campuses - just show your staff ID badge. The link below will take you to the route the Medilink takes and it’s stops.
medilink Route: Schedules, Stops & Maps - City Hospital (Updated) (moovitapp.com)
Getting around by bus- Nottingham City Transport (nctx.co.uk)
Getting around by Tram- Home (thetram.net) - QMC has its own tram stop
Train Information- Trains to Nottingham | Cheap train tickets | EMR (eastmidlandsrailway.co.uk)
Make sure to register with a GP. You do not have to pay to register with a GP and once you have registered, there is no charge to see your GP. However, if you are prescribed any medication, then you may have to pay for this.
Please click on the links below to find out how to register with a GP or Dentist.
GP
https://www.nhs.uk/using-the-nhs/nhs-services/gps/how-to-register-with-a-gp-practice/
Dentist
https://www.nhs.uk/using-the-nhs/nhs-services/dentists/how-to-find-an-nhs-dentist/
When moving to the United Kingdom, it’s essential that you get your finances to ensure you can support yourself and your family. This relates to any short-term money needs as well as long-term financial management, including:
An important part of settling in the UK is obtaining a UK sim card for your mobile. Not only will this give you a cheap and easy way to keep in touch with your friends back home, but it will also mean that you’re more contactable in the UK. And this is especially true if your existing mobile operator doesn’t offer free roaming in the UK.
You have two options when it comes to a UK SIM card: a prepaid SIM or a phone contract. The right option for you will depend on your circumstances but here are a few network providers:
Completion of satisfactory pre-employment checks is required in all job roles. You will need to provide us with the relevant documents via our digital platform so we can verify the following pre-employment checks:
A Right to work (RTW) check for UK/Irish Citizens will be processed via the Trust ID system and can be completed on your smartphone or tablet.
The Trust ID system will guide you through the process, which will include you uploading the required documents and a selfie. This step will also include your digital ID checks. Before you start the process, please make sure you have the following documents available:
Your identity / RTW documents
Two proof of address documents:
For international candidates, you will attend a virtual or face to face appointment.
These checks ensure that candidates meet the required standards and qualifications for the post they have applied for.
This process helps us confirm candidates' proficiency in English for patient-facing roles, to ensure effective communication and safe delivery of care.
Your job post maybe subject to a DBS check which incurs a cost dependent on the level of check required (£42.90 for enhanced and £22.90 for standard).
Should you decide to withdraw from my job offer, you agree to reimburse Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust the cost of the DBS check undertaken by cheque or other agreed method.
O therwise, you will agree to reimburse Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust the cost of a Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) check if it is required (by deduction from first month’s pay).
References will be required in all job posts
Employee history and reference checks are conducted to verify the information provided in your application form.
These checks are crucial for us to fulfil our duty of care to both patients and staff. By assessing your employment history and references, we can better understand your suitability and capability to perform the role effectively.
Through health screening, we assess whether candidates are physically and mentally fit to undertake the responsibilities of the role safely and effectively.
At NUH, we are committed to upholding health, safety, and equity laws in the workplace, ensuring the well-being of our employees and maintaining a safe working environment for all
We have many other medical jobs available throughout the year at various levels. Please apply via NHS Jobs, making sure you review the person specification first to make sure you meet the criteria for the role. Please note it is unlikely we will shortlist you without GMC registration in place.
Our locally employed doctors are employed on our local terms and conditions which are based on the current doctors in training terms and conditions.