University Hospitals Coventry and Warwickshire NHS Trust (UHCW) is responsible for two hospitals, University Hospital in Coventry and the Hospital of St Cross, Rugby, and we also deliver a range of services across the West Midlands.
UHCW is home to one of the largest teaching hospitals in England and we have more than 9,000 individuals that are part of our workforce. Whether you’re looking for a career with us, work experience or apprenticeships, temporary roles or you’d like to use your free time to volunteer at our Trust, we have a range of opportunities available to suit your needs and goals.
There’s never been a better time to join our team and we are passionate about empowering all of our staff, clinical and non-clinical, with tools, expertise and confidence by using our UHCW Improvement methodology to help people progress and develop their skills and expertise.
This is what two of our chief officers say about working at UHCW: “I think being a nurse or midwife is a privilege. You train to give care to patients and support their families at some of the most difficult points in their lives. There are few careers that at the end of a shift you can say that you made a real difference to the lives of an individual.” – Nina Morgan, Chief Nursing Officer.
"Whether you are interested in management, research, innovation or teaching and training, we have facilities for you to utilise and benefit from at UHCW.” – Kiran Patel, Chief Medical Office.
We are also committed to bringing our values to life, by creating the right kind of environment and culture that all of our staff want to be part of.
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Please ensure you have a current blood test request form, if not please contact your hospital consultant or GP and they will post one to you. Unfortunately, your blood test will need to be rescheduled if you do not have a blood test request form when you come to a Blood Test clinic.
All blood tests are by appointment, please book an appointment using the Book Online button below.
If you have an appointment and cannot attend, please remember to cancel or reschedule your appointment so that someone else can use the time slot that you no longer need.
If you cannot book an appointment online, family and friends may be able to help – you can book appointments for more than one person from one account. Booking online is the quickest way to make an appointment.
If this is not possible, there is a telephone line for those who cannot book online. Please call 02476 153546 between 8am and 1pm Monday to Friday, excluding Bank Holidays.