This job board is dedicated to nursing and midwifery.
If you work in care or healthcare more generally, we have two sister job boards for you:
Healthjobs.co.uk covers medicine, pharmacy, allied health and more
Socialcare.co.uk is for care professionals and managers
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Nurses.co.uk is dedicated to nursing and midwifery jobs across all sectors including the NHS, primary care, private healthcare, care homes and charities. You’ll find jobs in every nursing career area in the UK, and within each branch of nursing - adult nursing, mental health nursing, children’s nursing, learning disability nursing as well as midwifery.
Adult nursing
Adult Nursing is the largest profession in the NHS, offering a broad range of career opportunities across both public and private sectors. We support nurses at every stage of their career, with roles listed throughout the UK.
Mental health nursing
Mental health nurses are in exceptionally high demand across the UK, with the sector experiencing some of the most significant workforce shortages. As a result, opportunities are available nationwide for professionals seeking meaningful, impactful roles in mental healthcare.
Learning disability nursing
Learning disability nursing remains a vital but often overlooked specialism, with most roles found outside the NHS in community or independent settings. We make it easy to explore a wide range of rewarding opportunities across the UK.
Children's nursing
With over 50,000 NMC-registered children's nurses in the UK, this is a growing and dynamic profession. Whether you're starting out or seeking your next role, we connect you to children’s nursing jobs across the country.
Nursing home manager
Nursing home manager roles offer a unique blend of clinical leadership and operational responsibility, making them among the most rewarding positions in healthcare. We feature opportunities with many of the UK’s leading care providers.
Midwifery
As one of the oldest and most respected healthcare professions, midwifery offers a deeply rewarding and varied career. We list midwife jobs across the UK in both NHS and private sector settings.
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Read our nursing salary & pay scale guide 2025.
Use our interactive pay calculator to discover how much NHS nurses get paid - by bandings with take home, tax, benefits and more.
The NHS National School of Occupational Health has helped us put together a full career guide for anyone looking to enter this line of work.
Covering qualifications, job opportunities, and the typical roles and responsibilities. Plus, links to blogs by OH professionals and further information.
Choose Nurses.co.uk
We're the UK's longest running independent job board for nurses. Since we launched in 2008, thousands of registered nurses and midwives have used our job board to progress their career - be inspired, discover employers and apply for jobs.
50,000+ nurses
Since we launched, over 50,000 qualified and NMC nurses and midwives have registered their CV and looked for jobs on Nurses.co.uk
New CVs per day
Each day, new nursing jobseekers register with Nurses.co.uk to apply for jobs
24,000 users each month
We welcom 24,000 people to Nurses.co.uk each month - actively seeking our jobseeking services
1000+ organisations
1000+ organisations have advertised jobs on Nurses.co.uk since we launched in 2008. These include the NHS, care homes, private healthcare and recruitment businesses
1,000 blogs & videos
Our nursing community (you) share stories to inspire and inform about career pathways and development skills
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Every day 100s of nursing staff use Nurses.co.uk to find work, and explore career opportunities
They seem to really care about us, the nursing staff. They give back to our NHS too!
— Claire Carmichael
