Royal Surrey NHS Foundation Trust

Royal Surrey NHS Foundation Trust is a prominent healthcare provider offering a wide range of services through its facilities, including Royal Surrey County Hospital, Haslemere Hospital, and Milford Hospital. The Trust, which has been serving a population of over 330,000 in south west Surrey since 1981, stands out as the home to St Luke’s, a specialized tertiary Cancer Centre catering to a population of up to 2 million people across Surrey, West Sussex, and Hampshire, as well as national and international patients. Highly regarded by the Care Quality Commission (CQC), the Trust has received a 'Good' rating for its caring, effective, and safe approach, while being recognized as 'Outstanding' for its responsiveness to people's needs and for its maternity services. It boasts a workforce of over 4,000 employees and a dedicated group of 500 volunteers, positioning it as one of Guildford’s largest employers. The institution's cutting-edge technological resources, such as two MRI scanners, four CT scanners, and interventional radiology equipment, contribute to its exceptional patient care. Additionally, the Trust stands out for its specialty services and the Minimal Access Therapy Training Unit, which is one of only three such training units in the UK. With an annual count of 336,000 outpatients, 90,000 admitted patients, and 74,000 A&E visits, Royal Surrey NHS Foundation Trust plays a crucial role in providing world-class care to the community it serves.