Working at GOSH
Our cancer and mixed-specialty wards will provide you with a unique clinical knowledge and an experience unrivalled across the UK.
We treat seriously ill children with rare and complex conditions. Our patients are seen either on our haematology and oncology ward or our mixed-specialty wards, which offers our staff a breadth of knowledge in specialist paediatrics. Our team are able to gain a broad base of care experience due to this unique environment.
Our families come from around the world, but we don’t expect you to have experience working with international families. We have a dedicated in-house Arabic Interpreting team who are on hand to assist staff with interpreting needs.
Over
60
Clinical specialties and sub-specialties
Clinical specialties and sub-specialties
We have
17
National services
We are the largest paediatric service in the UK for gene therapy, children’s heart problems, cancer/leukaemia, bone marrow transplants, epilepsy and brain surgery, conjoined twins, Interventional Radiology, intensive care, craniofacial reconstruction and renal transplantation.
We have
3
wards and an outpatient department
We have over 50 beds across three wards, and an outpatient department called Caterpillar. Patients with a wide breadth of conditions are seen across our wards and outpatient department.
Governments pay for
82%
of our patient's care
We provide life-saving treatment for patients unable to undergo treatment in their home countries. The majority of our inpatients are from the Middle East and sponsored by their governments as specialist care is not available in their home countries.
