The heart of the Army.
From the jungles of Belize to modern UK hospitals, as a Registered Nurse, you'll command a team that provides the very highest standard of care. You’ll deal with a wide range of medical situations, which could involve caring for civilian and military patients in the UK to military casualties of war and conflict. Opportunities are diverse and include a variety of clinical roles, instructional positions within clinical and military training establishments – and we’ll support your continued professional development, up to and beyond MSc level. Start the adventure of a lifetime.
As an Army Nurse, you’ll have the opportunity to start your Army career by training as a soldier or officer. You’ll also receive 38 days’ annual leave every year (plus bank holidays and extra leave after operations), free medical and dental care, cheaper living costs, and free gym and sports facilities. And unless you're away on operations or training exercises, you'll normally work 8.30am to 5pm, Monday to Friday. Golden Hello If you hold a recognised specialist qualification within Emergency, Intensive Care or Burns and Plastics you may be eligible for a £30,000 bonus on completion of your military training. Breaking Down the Army Assessment Preparing for the Army Assessment Centre can feel daunting – but it doesn’t have to be. Join our free online event where we break down the Army Assessment Centre step by step, explain what really happens on the day, and show you how to prepare with confidence. Tuesday 22 September :00 - 19:00 This session is designed for students, as well as parents, carers, teachers and supporters who want a clear, honest understanding of the Assessment Centre. What we’ll cover During this event, we’ll walk through every part of the Army Assessment Centre, including: What the Assessment Centre is and what it’s designed to assess The medical, academic, fitness and teamwork activities What assessors are really looking for at each stage How the career discussion works and how to prepare Common worries and misconceptions – and the truth behind them Practical tips to help you feel calm, prepared and confident This isn’t about testing you. It’s about helping you understand the process, show your potential, and take your next step feeling informed and supported.
Nurse employer: The Army
The British Army offers a unique opportunity for aspiring HR Specialists, providing comprehensive training and the chance to develop military skills that distinguish you from civilian counterparts. With exceptional promotion prospects, generous benefits including 30 days annual leave, free medical care, and opportunities for global travel, this role not only sets you up for a rewarding career but also fosters personal growth in a supportive and dynamic environment.
