Parents and carers are at the heart of neonatal care, find out more about what happens on transport and how you can be supported.
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We will be recruiting very soon for additional nursing and medical staff for the London Neonatal Transfer Service. Could you see yourself as part of the busiest neonatal transfer service in the United Kingdom?
In 2015 we transferred over 1700 babies […]
This week we were very pleased to welcome five new doctors who will be working with the team for the next six months. Before going out on the road, those new to the team follow an induction programme to learn […]
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We are very excited to announce a newly developed 18 month rotational Senior Clinical Fellow post with six months each in paediatric intensive care, neonatology and neonatal transport.
The Royal London Hospital, Whitechapel provides one of the largest acute paediatric services and […]
London NTS was proud to support Ickle Pickles at Northcote Road Christmas Market and helped raise £1548 towards Ickle Pickle appeals supporting neonatal units across the UK. We had a brilliant time showing people round one of our ambulances and explaining […]
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We are looking for experienced senior neonatal registrars to join our team.
Working for the busiest dedicated neonatal transfer team in the UK, you will gain a wealth of transport experience. In addition, we have designed a structured management training programme to […]
One of the Appeals the Ickle Pickles charity was running for 2016 was to help the London Neonatal Service buy 3 new Globetrotter Transport Incubators for our 3 Ambulances. At £10,445 per Incubator & a total of £31,355 this was a big appeal.
Following […]
Please click on the link below if you think you might be interested in joining our service as a Senior Neonatal Registrar. Opportunities available from March 2016 onwards. Click to apply If you would like any further information, please don’t […]
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Early one cold February morning last year, NTS Paramedic Peter and NTS Senior Sister Josie were just about to set off from the Chelsea and Westminster Hospital when they heard a knock on the door. Parked beside their ambulance was […]
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