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Interested in apprenticeships? Our training and development team will be out and about on Monday 25 November to meet as many people as possible and discuss the training and development opportunities that are available at South Tees Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust.

Over the weekend of 23 and 24 November 2019 a small section of road outside the south entrance at The James Cook University Hospital will be closed to vehicles to enable resurfacing work to be carried out.

Healthcare innovators from South Tees Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust were honoured at the annual Bright Ideas in Health Awards. The trust’s team behind work to improve treatment of vascular birthmarks were named as winners in the Outstanding Research Collaboration with the NHS category.

We are looking for people who are overweight, with or without pre-diabetes, to participate in the LIGHT-UP study.

A nurse from Teesside has become a winner of a Cavell Star Award. Cheryl Honeyman, a specialist nurse for paediatric spine working at The James Cook University Hospital was nominated for going above and beyond for her patients’ families.

The NHS Youth Forum is recruiting! Are you aged 16 to 25 and looking to join a unique and exciting project?

Hypnotherapy is helping patients overcome their fears so they can undergo complex cancer treatment at The James Cook University Hospital.

The Friarage Hospital in Northallerton has welcomed its first medical students from Hull York Medical School, as they embark on a new education initiative.

Middlesbrough and England Football Legend Alan Peacock together with Middlesbrough Football Legend Frank Spraggon brought smiles to the faces of poorly children, when they made a special guest appearance at Teesside’s biggest hospital.

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