Lewisham and Greenwich NHS Trust

🚨 Sonographers — ready for your next move? 🚨 Your next opportunity could be waiting for you at Queen Elizabeth Hospital or University Hospital Lewisham! We can offer you: ✨ Recruitment & Retention Premium ✨ Competitive Band 7 salary + London Weighting ✨ Flexible full-time & part-time working ✨ Extra earning opportunities through bank work ✨ Funded postgraduate training & career development This is more than just another ultrasound role, it’s a chance to join a forward thinking department that actively invests in its sonographers and supports advanced practice development. Find out more 👉 https://lnkd.in/eCm9u5Xi. (UHL) & https://lnkd.in/eUBFNEc6 (QE) #Sonographer #Band7 #SonographerJobs #Ultrasound #NHSJobs #HealthcareCareers #Radiography #LondonJobs #NHSCareers #UltrasoundJobs

It’s Learning at Work Week! We have a bumper line up of events for our LGT colleagues that explore the full range of creative, inclusive and flexible approaches to personal development starting today with our webinar, The Mindset for Learning at at 12pm. In this interactive session you'll explore what a growth mindset is, why it matters, and how to spot fixed vs growth thinking in the moment. Search Learning at Work Week on the LGT intranet to learn more.

“Because of your team, some of our darkest days were made lighter.” Jazmin and her family have praised the Tiger Ward team at LGT after she completed two and a half years of chemotherapy, recently ringing the end-of-treatment bell surrounded by the staff who supported her care. Her journey included continuing her education and completing her GCSEs during treatment, and she is now looking ahead to future plans, including a dream trip to Japan. Stories like this are a reminder of the lasting impact of compassionate, family-centred care within paediatric services and the importance of the teams who provide it every day. From everyone at TeamLGT, we wish Jazmin and her family all the very best for the future. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/emUMxxAM

Thank you to every nurse and nursing assistant across LGT on International Nurses’ Day. We see, every single day, the commitment they bring to delivering kind, compassionate care alongside high clinical standards. Nursing is not an easy job, with many challenges, and they consistently provide safe, high‑quality care. We are so proud of the difference our nurses make every day in our hospitals and across our local community. Thank you for everything you do. 💙

During Dying Matters Awareness Week, Ward 25 at Queen Elizabeth Hospital has opened the new Wisteria Room, a peaceful and supportive space for patients receiving end-of-life care and their loved ones. The wisteria flower symbolises never-ending love and devotion, reflecting the purpose of the space. With support from VINCI the room offers comfort, dignity and compassion when it matters most. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/euF6YqQr #TeamLGT #DyingMattersAwarenessWeek 💙

Celebrating International Day of the Midwife with #TeamLGT To our 310 midwives at LGT 👏 
Today we recognise your dedication with awards, cakes, fruit, and appreciation for an incredible team. A few highlights from this year’s award winners’ nominations: • “She is a gem in maternity.” • “A kind and caring midwife who always strives for the best for her patients.” • “She cared for me with the utmost compassion. She never left my side. I will carry her kindness with me forever.” • “An incredible home birth team leader and advocate for women at every step of their care.” Thank you for everything you do 💙#IDM2026

Throwback Tuesday ✨ To kick off London Fashion Week 2023, our NHS Choir was invited by Vogue to take part in a “British Icons” photoshoot 🇬🇧 Sharing the stage with Victoria Beckham, the Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, Justine Simons OBE, Deputy Mayor for Culture and the Creative Industries and Khaby Lame, all aboard an iconic red bus. A proud moment for TeamLGT and for the NHS, showing how healthcare continues to be recognised and represented beyond the frontline 💙

Fight the Bite: Prevention starts with you! On World Malaria Day, TeamLGT is calling on patients and travellers to take early action to reduce the risk of malaria. Each year, LGT treats around 115 cases of malaria, which is 8% of all UK cases, yet nearly all of these cases are preventable. The campaign aims to increase uptake of pre travel advice and anti-malarial medication among higher risk travellers in Greenwich, Bexley and Lewisham. If you are travelling to a country where malaria is a risk, it is important to plan ahead. Before you travel: - Get expert travel health advice - Take anti malarial medication if recommended for your destination - Protect yourself from mosquito bites Feeling unwell with a fever after travel? Treat it as urgent. Malaria can become serious quickly. Always tell your healthcare provider where you have travelled. A few simple steps before you travel can help prevent serious illness when you return. Read more: https://zurl.co/YTcT1