You’ll be a key part of the nursing team in an MOD hospital unit, keeping our personnel fit and healthy.
This job sits within the Healthcare & Medical Profession and is a Healthcare & Medical Rating (Qualified) role. Wherever you are in the world, you’ll play a key part in keeping our people fit and healthy. Expect unparalleled diversity, leadership opportunities, fast-tracked development – and a medical career like no other.
The minimum amount you'll earn after training
Working in different environments, from rehab and emergency care to hospital ships, makes nursing in the Royal Navy a challenge full of amazing opportunities that I wouldn't get anywhere else.
Marta
Naval Nurse, Medical Branch
On shore during peacetime where your patients are your friends. At the scene of a natural disaster providing essential primary care. Wherever you are in the world, as a Naval Nurse you’ll play a key part in keeping our people fit and healthy. It’s a role full of responsibility and alongside your clinical work, you’ll also supervise and mentor junior personnel.
Life as a Naval Nurse means unparalleled diversity, leadership opportunities, fast-track training and unrivalled experience.
From picking your role to starting on your first day, these are the steps you'll take to join as a rating.
You’ll be tested on: Verbal Reasoning, Numerical Reasoning, Work Rate, Spatial Reasoning, Electrical Comprehension and Mechanical Comprehension. To prepare, you can practise the DAA
This is an online assessment board where you will be asked to deliver a 10-minute presentation on a clinically related subject and sit a competency-based interview led by Nurse Education Advisor and Medical Specialist Recruitment Team. Assessment Boards are conducted every November.
Once you've passed all eligibility criteria, including a Security Check, you’ll be offered a place at HMS Raleigh to commence your initial training, then commence university.
Our virtual recruiter is available to answer your questions 24 hours a day