Nursing roles
We’ll give you the time you need to provide quality care
Make a real difference in a nursing role
Nursing at The Prince of Wales Hospice is an opportunity to use your skills, compassion and expertise to provide specialist palliative and end-of-life care. As part of our multi-disciplinary Clinical Team, you’ll help patients and families navigate some of life’s most challenging moments with dignity, comfort and support. Our environment is supportive and team-focused, offering both clinical excellence and holistic care.
Working at The Prince of Wales Hospice is more than a job; it’s a chance to make a real and lasting difference.
You will benefit from:
- A supportive and friendly nursing team
- A calm, compassionate environment where you have time to care
- Higher nurse to patient ratio
- Opportunities for training, development and career progression
- Enhancement of palliative skills and knowledge
- Flexible working pattern
- Competitive salary and a wide range of staff benefits
Registered Nurse roles
Providing high-quality, specialist palliative care
What you’ll do:
- Deliver skilled, evidence-based nursing care
- Support patients and families with dignity, sensitivity and compassion
- Work collaboratively with consultants, doctors, therapists and colleagues
- Help create a calm, safe and supportive environment
Ideal for:
Qualified nurses wanting to develop specialist palliative care skills in a supportive, friendly setting.
We recruit Registered Nurses throughout the year.
Watch Sandi, one of our Registered Nurses, share her experience.
Nursing Associate roles
Bridging the gap between Healthcare Assistants and Registered Nurses
What you’ll do:
- Support with everyday care needs
- Observe and monitor patients
- Help provide emotional and practical support
- Working under the direction of a Registered Nurse
- Work closely with the nursing and multidisciplinary team
Ideal for:
Nursing Associates interested in developing skills in palliative and holistic care.
Watch Jen, one of our Nursing Associates, talking about her role
Healthcare Assistant roles
Delivering essential care with kindness and compassion
Healthcare Assistants (HCAs) are often the team members patients and families spend the most time with. You will provide personal care, reassurance and support, helping people feel comfortable and cared for.
Ideal for:
People with care experience or transferable skills who want a meaningful, patient-focused career.
Watch Becky, our Trainee Nursing Associate, who started her career as a Health Care Assistant.
A fantastic place to work
Ready to join our team?
We welcome applications throughout the year for:
- Registered Nurses
- Nursing Associates
- Healthcare Assistants