Do I need to provide a CV? What should be on it?

Do I need to provide a CV? What should be on it?

You only need to provide a CV if you have been asked to provide one.

Your CV must include your work history for the last 10 years.

• For clinical roles, your CV must demonstrate experience in a setting in the UK relevant to your role. Settings include:
  • An NHS Hospital
  • A private hospital
  • A Prison healthcare service
  • A Hospice
  • A Mental Health service
  • A Community healthcare service
  • A Learning Disabilities healthcare service
  • A Care Home (subject to Trust Requirements)
• This is not applicable for Student Nurses.

Your CV should include:

• All jobs worked from your current or most recent role to your earliest
• Dates of when you were working/training
  • This should include the Month and Year (for example, March 2023 to March 2025)
• Examples of your duties in each role

If you do not include all relevant information, you application will be delayed.

I'm a Registered Midwife

• As a Registered Midwife you must provide evidence of specific qualifications.
  • For more information please see our article I'm a Registered Midwife. What training do you need to see evidence of? What do you accept as evidence?

I'm a Healthcare Support Worker

• If you are applying to become a Healthcare Support Worker there are specific criteria you must meet.
  • See our article I'm a Healthcare Support Worker. What criteria do I need to meet to apply as a Bank worker?
    

Please note: Due to high volumes, we are prioritising applications based on the demand for specific roles within our Partner Trusts and Clients. We notify all applicants directly once we have reviewed your CV and will contact you if we require any further information.