Full-Time
Registered Nurse
Outpatients
Circle Health Group
5,001-10,000 employees
Operates private UK hospitals and clinics
Compensation Overview
£35.7k/yr
Windsor, UK
In Person
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- Registered Nurse (Adult) with valid Nursing and Midwifery Council registration.
- Demonstrable experience working in a clinical healthcare setting.
- Good understanding of clinical governance, patient safety, and evidence-based practice.
- Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
- Ability to work effectively both independently and as part of a multidisciplinary team.
- Proficiency in information technology systems used for patient records, documentation, and care planning.
- Deliver direct nursing care in line with patient care plans and clinical protocols.
- Assess patient needs, prioritise care, and update care plans accordingly.
- Monitor vital signs, recognise changes in condition, and escalate appropriately using clinical judgement.
- Administer medications safely and effectively in accordance with hospital policies and the Nursing and Midwifery Council Code.
- Maintain accurate, legible, and timely nursing documentation, including assessments, care plans, and observations.
- Ensure that all care provided complies with Nursing and Midwifery Council standards, clinical governance requirements, and hospital policies.
- Identify and report incidents, safeguarding concerns, and potential risks in line with hospital procedures.
- Previous experience in a relevant specialty, such as surgical, medical, outpatient, orthopaedics, or critical care.
Circle Health Group runs the UK's largest network of private hospitals, operating over 50 hospitals and clinics with more than 8,200 staff. It delivers medical and surgical care to privately insured, self-paying, and NHS-referred patients across 60 specialties and 500+ treatments, via its hospital-based clinicians. The company differs from competitors by a clinician-led model that empowers doctors to influence quality and efficiency across a large, integrated private healthcare network. Its goal is to provide reliable, accessible private and NHS-linked care nationwide while expanding its network and maintaining high patient care standards.
Company Size
5,001-10,000
Company Stage
Acquired
Total Funding
$168.3M
Headquarters
London, United Kingdom
Founded
2004
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- PureHealth said Circle delivered a 2025 EBITDA margin above 20 percent.
- Circle won Fairfield Independent Hospital in 2025, adding beds and operating theatres.
- The 2026 Arthritis UK partnership and new cancer centre broaden high-demand orthopaedics and oncology demand.
What critics are saying
- PureHealth replaced CEO Paolo Pieri in March 2025 and CFO Henry Davis in February.
- CQC inspects Circle service-by-service; weak local ratings can damage referrals and pricing power.
- If NHS reimbursement tightens by 2027, Circle's occupancy drops before PureHealth integration pays off.
What makes Circle Health Group unique
- Circle Health Group runs the UK’s largest private hospital network, with 50-plus sites nationwide.
- Its model spans self-pay, private insurance, and NHS referrals across 60 specialties.
- PureHealth backs Circle with international capital, procurement, and clinical-network integration since January 2024.
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Parental Leave
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Professional Development Budget
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↑ 8%FTSE 100 faces weaker open as markets await fresh data. Abm September 3, 2026 Share via: The FTSE 100 is expected to open marginally lower on Thursday as investors monitor another escalation in tensions between the US and Iran, while oil prices remain elevated and markets await a fresh batch of economic data. Futures indicate the FTSE 100 will open around 2.7 points lower at 10,753.75, after the blue-chip index closed Wednesday down 0.3% at 10,756.45. Geopolitical risk remains firmly in focus after Washington and Tehran exchanged fresh threats following some of the heaviest military action in weeks. US President Donald Trump said American forces had conducted a "very heavy attack" on Iranian targets overnight and warned that further strikes could follow. Iran, meanwhile, accused the US of striking a wedding party and warned that Washington would face a new strategy in the conflict. Despite the escalation, Brent crude eased to $94.36 a barrel in early trading from $95.40 at Wednesday's London close, although prices remain elevated amid continued disruption around the Strait of Hormuz. Wall Street provided a more positive lead overnight. The Dow Jones Industrial Average gained 0.6% on Wednesday, while the S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite both closed 0.5% higher. Asian markets were mixed on Thursday, with Japan's Nikkei 225 and Hong Kong's Hang Seng both down 0.4%, while Australia's S&P/ASX 200 gained 0.4%. The Shanghai Composite was little changed. Gold strengthened to $4,436.10 an ounce from $4,371.82 on Wednesday as investors continued to seek exposure to the traditional safe-haven asset. In UK corporate news, Toscafund Asset Management is reportedly preparing to appoint former Circle Health chief executive Paolo Pieri as executive chair of Spire Healthcare if its proposed £1 billion takeover of the private hospital operator succeeds. Thursday's corporate calendar includes full-year results from Brooks Macdonald, half-year numbers from Eurocell and Everyman Media, and trading updates from Safestore Holdings and Jet2. If anyone reads this article found it useful, helpful? Then please subscribe www.share-talk.com or follow SHARE TALK on its Twitter page for future updates. Terms of Website Use All information is provided on an as-is basis. Where Share Talk Ltd allow Bloggers to publish articles on its platform please note these are not its opinions or views and Share Talk Ltd has no affiliation with the companies mentioned Share via:
The Hampshire Clinic will launch new children's services. The Hampshire Clinic (Image: The Hampshire Clinic) A private hospital is launching new outpatient services for children and young people. The Hampshire Clinic in Basingstoke will launch the new outpatient paediatric services from Monday, July 6, offering private GP and specialist care in gastroenterology, colorectal, orthopaedics and urology. The Hampshire Clinic (Image: The Hampshire Clinic) Heather Dob, executive director of The Hampshire Clinic, said: "Many private hospitals are exclusively adult focused, so by launching a dedicated paediatric service Basingstoke Gazette has a unique opportunity to widen its patient demographic and enhance the support Basingstoke Gazette provide to its local community. "We hope to provide patients and their families with access to same day appointments in a comfortable setting." Paediatric consultants have joined the hospital to support the expanded services. While the initial focus will be on outpatient care, the hospital aims to introduce inpatient and surgical services by early 2027. The private GP services will offer appointments most days of the week and include a rapid response team. Patients can access services through private medical insurance or self-funding. With demand for NHS paediatric services continuing to grow the senior management team at The Hampshire Clinic believe the launch of a dedicated children and young people's service at the hospital will provide additional support locally.
Circle Reading Hospital wins award for patient experience. Circle Reading Hospital received the Reputation 800 award for its exceptional levels of patient experience (Image: Circle Health Care Group) A hospital has been praised for its patient care, earning a top award for its commitment to patient experience. Circle Reading Hospital received the 800 Award from Reputation, a global leader in reputational experience and management, in recognition of its exceptional levels of patient experience. Rachel Barker, executive director of Circle Reading Hospital, said: "Delivering outstanding care is about making sure patients feel heard and supported at every stage of their journey with us. "Achieving the 800 Award reflects the dedication and compassion our team shows every day. "I am incredibly proud of the way our colleagues listen to patients, act on feedback and continually strive to improve the experience we provide. "Recognition like this reinforces our commitment to putting patients at the center of everything we do." The 800 Award is given to organisations that consistently collect, understand, and apply customer feedback to improve services. Circle Reading Hospital, a 30-bed facility, stood out for placing patient experience at the heart of its operations. Reputation calculates the award using its Reputation Scores, which evaluate how businesses manage and respond to online feedback. To achieve a score of 800 or above, organisations must maintain accurate information online, respond promptly to reviews, and engage strongly on social media. Kristi Melani, chief marketing officer at Reputation, said: "Exceptional customer experience doesn't happen by accident - it's a choice. "Circle Reading Hospital has shown a relentless commitment to their reputation, placing them among an elite group of leaders who prioritise the customer's voice above all else. "They aren't just hitting targets; they're building lasting relationships." Reputation helps businesses measure, manage, and scale their reputation performance in real time, analysing customer feedback to uncover insights and improve service. Circle Reading Hospital is part of Circle Health Group, Britain's largest network of independent hospitals. It supports patients who self-fund, use private insurance, or are referred through NHS partnerships. In January 2020, Circle Health Group acquired BMI Healthcare and now operates independent hospitals, integrated care programmes, and rehabilitation services.
Circle Health Group and Arthritis UK announce partnership. 29th March A new partnership aims to improve support for people living with arthritis. Circle Health Group, which operates The Beaumont Hospital, has teamed up with Arthritis UK as the charity's first-ever surgery support partner. The partnership will sponsor Arthritis UK's online community platform, Arthritis Connect, offering individuals a dedicated space to ask questions, share experiences, and connect with others living with the condition. Arthritis Connect offers people a space to ask questions, share experiences, and connect (Image: Supplied) The Beaumont Hospital and Circle Health Group will also provide users with expert information and guidance on treatment options, helping people make informed decisions about their care. Peter James, chief medical officer at Circle Health Group, said: "Arthritis UK play an enormous role supporting those living with arthritis to access the support and resources they need to live the lives they want. "To be named as their first ever surgery support partner is an honour. "We are committed to working closely with the charity to support its mission and to provide, where appropriate, the expertise and guidance on offer across our UK-wide hospital network." Circle Health Group is the UK's largest private hospital operator, with 54 sites nationwide, including The Beaumont Hospital. Al Graham, director of income and engagement at Arthritis UK, said: "When patients are told they need joint replacement surgery, it can feel overwhelming. "This is because there may be a lot of information to take in, and it can be hard to know where to start. "This important partnership means we will be able to help more people with arthritis to live well, one of our charity's core goals. "Providing support and information is key to realising that ambition, and we are delighted to be working with Circle Health Group to make sure people have access to the information and support they need to make the best possible choices to manage their arthritis. "Thanks to Circle Health Group's generous funding, we can continue to provide practical support and advice to the 10 million people across the UK living with arthritis, including our accessible health information, advice and our Arthritis Connect online community." Read More: Arthritis Connect is free to join and accessible via an internet browser or by downloading the app. The charity supports more than 67,000 people every year and has invested over £540 million into arthritis research. More Stories
Droitwich hospital performs first VELYS robotic knee surgery. 26th March Orthopaedic surgeon Shahbaz Malik with the theatre team at Droitwich Spa Hospital (Image: Circle Health Group) A hospital has made a breakthrough in surgical technology. Droitwich Spa Hospital has carried out its first robotic-assisted knee replacement using the VELYS Robotic-Assisted Solution, an advanced surgical system designed to improve patient outcomes and speed up recovery. Produced by Johnson & Johnson MedTech, the VELYS system works with the ATTUNE Knee System and is designed to help surgeons perform precise knee replacements through real-time data and surgical guidance. It can optimise implant placement, preserve soft tissue around the knee joint, and operate without the need for CT scans. The ATTUNE Knee System has been shown to improve patient-reported outcomes by better aligning with each patient's anatomy, resulting in improved stability and range of motion after surgery. Shahbaz Malik, consultant orthopaedic surgeon at Droitwich Spa Hospital, performed the first procedure using the new system on March 13. He said: "Introducing VELYS technology at Droitwich Spa Hospital is an important step forward for patients across Worcestershire needing treatment for knee arthritis and orthopaedic surgery. "This advanced robotic-assisted system allows us to perform both total and partial knee replacements with enhanced precision, tailored to each patient's individual anatomy. "For patients, this means a more personalised surgical experience, with the potential for less pain, faster recovery times, and improved long-term outcomes. "Ultimately, it enables us to deliver high-quality care closer to home for the communities we serve." Droitwich Spa Hospital has a strong record of patient outcomes in knee replacement surgery and is recognised as a gold accredited provider of orthopaedic surgery by the National Joint Registry. The addition of the VELYS system is expected to further boost its reputation for clinical excellence. Pamela Smith, executive director at Droitwich Spa Hospital, said: "For over 40 years, we have made a commitment to provide the patients in our care with the latest medical technology in modern and welcoming facilities. "The arrival of our VELYS Robotic-Assisted Solution is a major milestone for the hospital and promises to ensure that we can continue to provide our patients with an outstanding quality of care." Patients interested in learning more about robotic-assisted surgery are encouraged to contact Droitwich Spa Hospital directly.