You could be eligible for a Golden Hello of up to £50,000 if you meet certain criteria. This will be discussed at your Nursing presentation.

As an RAF Nurse, you will be providing direct nursing care in a variety of different clinical settings.

Now Recruiting Dual Qualified Nurses. Nurses who hold a dual qualification in ‘adult nursing / adult nursing/child’ and are active on Sub Part 1 & Sub Part 2 of the NMC register, will be considered if all eligibility criteria is met

What will you do?

As a Registered Nurse (Adult), within the Princess Mary’s RAF Nursing Service (PMRAFNS), after Basic Training you will be assigned to work within one of the Joint Hospital Groups (JHGs) or alternatively the Royal Centre for Defence Medicine (RCDM).

Typical Responsibilities Include

Aeromedical Evacuation - transferring patients by air (fixed/rotary wing aircraft) Be treated, trained and supported as a professional. Fully supported clinical rotation programme for newly qualified nurses. Options to undertake post-registration specialist courses Provide Primary & Secondary healthcare

Requirements at a glance

You must be NMC registered on Part 1 of the register. Candidates may apply for selection during their final year of RN (A) training (i.e. up to 12 months before completing RN(A) qualification). Full registration on Part 1 must be obtained before undertaking the role of an RAF nurse. Please see full details on our website. Be aged 21 – 47 (Must begin basic training before 48th birthday) You will need to meet specific Nationality and Residency criteria. Please see full details in the Entry Requirements on our website Commit to minimum 6 year's service Meet the health and fitness criteria Pass a Fitness test