Nursing Jobs in London
FAQs
London is home to world-renowned hospitals, including Guy’s and St Thomas’, Great Ormond Street, and King’s College Hospital.
The city offers diverse career opportunities in NHS trusts, private hospitals, care homes, and specialist clinics.
With higher salaries and excellent training programs, London is a top choice for career progression in nursing.
- Registered General Nurse (RGN)
- Mental Health Nurse (RMN)
- Theatre & Surgical Nurse
- Critical Care & ICU Nurse
- Paediatric Nurse
- Community Nurse
- Home Care & Hospice Nurse
To work as a nurse in London, you must have NMC (Nursing and Midwifery Council) registration.
A nursing degree or an approved nursing qualification is required.
Some roles may require specialized training, such as intensive care or paediatrics.
- Newly Qualified Nurse: £28,000 – £32,000 per year
- Experienced Nurse (2-5 years): £33,000 – £42,000 per year
- Specialist & Senior Roles: £42,000 – £60,000+ per year
London salaries tend to be higher than other UK cities, but living costs are also higher.
Yes, London offers a wide range of part-time, agency, and flexible nursing jobs, including shift-based work to suit different schedules.
No, we do not provide sponsorship.
However, we connect job seekers with London-based healthcare employers that hold sponsor licences for international candidates.
- Ensure your NMC registration is valid and up to date.
- Gain relevant experience in NHS or private healthcare settings.
- Highlight specialist training and certifications in your CV.
- Apply through trusted healthcare recruitment agencies that focus on London-based roles.