Wye Valley NHS Trust

We strive to create a healthy working environment, where teamwork is valued. Staff are encouraged to give and receive feedback, and to listen to and respect each other. However, we know that life isn't all about work so we offer other benefits to help you maintain a work-life balance. These include: Flexible working Salary sacrifice Attractive NHS pension scheme Subsidised gym membership A staff cycle to work scheme Staff discounts and benefits Blue light card To find out full information of all staff benefits and support available to staff click here.

Visiting  11-1pm 3pm-7pm Further information on visiting the hospital 360 virtual tour of the Intensive Care Unit The 360 virtual tour of an Intensive Care Unit is a free and open access resource endorsed by ICUSteps (The Intensive Care support charity). It was co designed with ICU survivors and families, for use by ICU survivors and their families. By introducing the clinical team and the environment, it aims to demystify aspects of the surroundings and equipment of critical care through short explanatory videos, images and narrations. View the 360 virtual tour (does not work in Internet Explorer) 360 virtual tour…

Stroke information

Having a baby should be one of the most exciting times in your life. Sadly, we know that some babies die during pregnancy, or in the days following birth. We can only imagine this is an extremely difficult time for you and we are very sorry for your loss. All of our maternity staff are trained as part of their mandatory training to provide support and offer gold standard care to bereaved families. Our specialist bereavement midwife, Abbie Hughes, will guide you through some of the difficult choices, co-ordinate and provide individualised care throughout your journey, for as little or long as needed.  Please see below contact details for Abbie.…

Most pregnancies will only require care from a midwife and sometimes an obstetrician.  Very occasionally we may identify a concern with your baby’s growth or development that requires input from a specialist fetal medicine consultant. At Hereford County Hospital we do not have this facility on site. It is therefore, at times, necessary to refer you to another hospital.  In most cases this will be to Worcester Royal Hospital, but occasionally can be to Birmingham Women’s Hospital. The referral will be explained and completed by one of the antenatal screening midwives and is sent via email to the appropriate hospital…

Working in our pharmacy team

Health Care Support Workers  Do you want to make a difference to people’s lives? Is working in health care the career for you? Our recruitment specialists are available for you to meet with, to discuss your possible career in health care at Wye Valley NHS Trust.   We have a number of full time and part time Health Care Support Worker (HCSW) opportunities available across the Trust to applicants  with or without previous health care experience,  who are wanting to develop a career in health care.   This is a great opportunity to gain new skills, experience and knowledge for those who may…

Our vision “To improve the health and well being of the people we serve in Herefordshire and the surrounding areas”. Our mission “To provide a quality of care we would want for ourselves, our families and friends”.   Which means:-         Our values Our Trust's values are so important to the way we work every day, we're really keen to hear from candidates who share our values and will demonstrate them when joining our team.   Compassion  We will support patients and ensure that they are cared for with compassion  Accountability  We will act with integrity, assuming responsibility…

Welcome to our breast surgery website page. We hope you find this information helpful.   The Breast Surgery Department specialises in diagnosing and managing breast disorders, and where necessary breast surgery is conducted to remove cancerous tumours and lymph nodes.  If breast surgery is required this is currently being carried out at the County Hospital in Hereford. The County Hospital offers 10 new patient clinics every week allowing excellent access to the breast services. These are specialist ‘one stop’ clinics where full diagnostics, including ultrasound, mammograms and biopsies are carried out in one visit, wherever possible. Breast abscesses can usually be…

When setting our Equality Objectives, we talk to local interest groups and our own staff, as part of our assessment of how we are performing against the four equality goals contained within the Equality Delivery System (EDS2) framework.  We also use this assessment process as a basis to refresh our equality objectives, which are as follows:   To improve the quality of the Equality Impact Assessment by embedding patient engagement into the process. Ensure that we have information that is accessible to all patients, that supports the delivery of their treatment, in line with the Accessible Information Standard. Through the application…