Theatre Scrub Practitioner – Surgery Centre

About the department The Theatre department at Welbeck Surgery Centre is central to delivering safe, high-quality surgical care across a wide range of specialties. Designed to support precision, efficiency, and patient comfort, our theatre environment combines advanced facilities with a calm, patient-focused approach to day-case surgery. Working closely with consultants, anaesthetists, and multidisciplinary teams, the department ensures seamless perioperative care from admission through to discharge. Every aspect of the service is underpinned by clinical excellence, strong governance, and a shared commitment to outstanding patient outcomes and experience About the role As a Theatre Scrub Practitioner (Nurse or ODP), you will play a key role in delivering exceptional perioperative care within a modern, fast-paced surgical environment. Acting as a clinical expert within the theatre team, you will support safe and effective surgical procedures while ensuring patients receive compassionate, high quality care throughout their journey. You will work collaboratively with consultants and colleagues across multiple specialties, undertaking scrub and circulating duties while maintaining the highest standards of clinical practice. This role also offers opportunities to take on leadership responsibility, deputising when required and contributing to the smooth running of theatre lists and daily operations. The position requires flexibility and adaptability, with practitioners rotating across specialties in line with service needs. You will contribute to a culture of continuous improvement, supporting quality initiatives, governance activities, and the development of best practice across the department. This role is ideal for a motivated practitioner who thrives in a dynamic theatre environment, takes pride in clinical excellence, and is committed to delivering an outstanding patient and consultant experience. Key Responsibilities Act as a skilled scrub or circulating practitioner, supporting a range of surgical procedures Deliver safe, high-quality, patient centred perioperative care at all times Assess, plan, implement, and evaluate patient care in collaboration with the multidisciplinary team Maintain accurate clinical records and ensure all documentation reflects patient care and outcomes Promote and adhere to WHO Surgical Safety Checklist and best practice guidelines Support theatre efficiency, including list management, patient flow, and resource utilisation Act as a mentor and role model to junior staff and learners within the department Contribute to audits, quality improvement initiatives, and evidence-based practice Ensure compliance with infection prevention, safeguarding, and clinical governance standards Escalate incidents, risks, or concerns appropriately and contribute to a culture of safety For a copy of the full job description click here About you You are a qualified Nurse or Operating Department…