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Nursing Recruitment

Community Nurses – Practice Nurses – Specialist Nurses – General Nurses

Welcome to Sugarman Nursing, Sugarman Medical’s dedicated Nursing Recruitment division.

Founded in 1986 and with offices in London, Sydney & Qatar the Sugarman Group are one of the UK’s most respected medical recruitment organisations with many of our specialist recruitment experts holding formal clinical qualifications.

So as to provide the highest standards of service & expertise, Sugarman Nursing comprises of three specialist focused teams:

Specialist Nursing – ICU, A&E, RSCN, Pediatric & Mental Health

General Nursing, Practice Nursing & Community Nursing

Midwifery

Throughout our three specialist divisions we seek to support all grades of Registered Nurses (RGN) and Healthcare Assistants (HCA).

Sugarman Nursing is uniquely positioned to meaningfully offer exciting opportunities in the following areas:

NHS Nursing Opportunities

Private Sector Nursing Opportunities

Special Needs Nursing Opportunities

Locum Nursing Opportunities

Permanent Nursing Opportunities

International Nursing Opportunities

Registered Nurses (RGN) and Healthcare Assistants (HCA) choosing to partner with Sugarman Nursing will be supported by a specific specialist recruitment professional who is an expert within your clinical arena. Having listened & understood how you wish to be supported, we will match you to all suitable existing opportunities. Additionally, we will proactively represent you to our clients to uncover fresh unique opportunities specifically for you.

Sugarman Nursing seeks to provide the very highest Levels of service & professionalism to both Clients & Candidates. We are part of the NHS PaSA framework so we guarantee all of our Candidates are compliant and Fit to work.

Our specialist, expert team of recruiters will be delighted to support you.

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