Royal Air Force and Royal Navy

RAF nurses’ practice in one of the most dynamic and challenging environments, delivering high quality care in peacetime and on operations around the world. With a structured career path, aeromedical evacuation and specialist courses, you will never stop learning. There are three routes to a nursing career in the RAF: Student Nurse (Adult), Registered Nurse or Nursing Officer (Adult/Mental Health) but whatever your chosen route you will need to show some leadership and management skills in a team environment, as well as providing excellent standards of nursing. Get in touch: CRN-RecruitSelect-NSLT-Shared@mod.gov.uk

The Medical branch is medicine’s frontline. You’ll push yourself further, providing specialist care in NHS hospitals, on ships at sea, or in a field hospital

Wherever we go, we need the medical support that will keep us healthy. You could be the only Medic on a submarine, or a Biomedical Scientist on board a ship in the Gulf. There’s more to medicine in the Navy. From primary care in conflict zones, to specialising in radiation, you’ll experience things you wouldn’t as a civilian. We need medical professionals across all of our Services, which means you have the opportunity to work above and below the surface – and even earn as a Royal Marines Commando. Whether you join when you’re still training to be a nurse, or are already a GP, you’ll develop your skills in some unique and challenging environment.