The Cadogan Clinic
Ambulatory Lead

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The Cadogan Clinic is an award-winning private hospital in the heart of Chelsea providing personalised healthcare delivered by the country's leading specialists. Our purpose-built medical facility includes onsite operating theatres for both surgical and cosmetic procedures, a laser suite and a dedicated dermatology and skin cancer clinic.
It’s our employees that make our business special. With strong family values, we believe the Cadogan Clinic creates a professional and fun environment where everyone supports each other to achieve our business goals.
The Opportunity
Job Description: Ambulatory Nurse
Location: Chelsea, London – Cadogan Clinic
Salary: £34,000 per annum
Employment Type: Full-time | Permanent | 40 hours per week
Shifts: Variable rota including on-call shifts
Cadogan Clinic is an award-winning private day hospital specialising in plastic surgery and dermatology, located in the heart of Chelsea.
We are looking for an experienced Ambulatory Nurse to join our theatre and ambulatory ward team, supporting leading plastic surgeons and perioperative teams across three state-of-the-art operating theatres.
What You'll Be Doing
As an Ambulatory Nurse, you’ll play a key role in delivering safe, high-quality pre- and post-operative care, leading the ambulatory team, and ensuring smooth theatre operations.
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- Leading and supervising the ambulatory nursing team, including permanent, bank, and agency staff
- Supporting the Theatre Manager and Consultant Clinical Directors in day-to-day theatre operations
- Mentoring, coaching, and developing staff to deliver high clinical standards
- Ensuring compliance with infection control, CQC regulations, and clinical governance protocols
- Coordinating rotas and on-call schedules to ensure consistent and safe patient care
- Overseeing patient flow, pre- and post-operative assessment, and recovery care
- Leading resuscitation calls, emergency drills, and audits in line with Resuscitation Council (UK) guidelines
- Acting as a role model for professional standards, teamwork, and patient-centred care
- Leading the collection of patient’s satisfaction surveys
What You’ll Bring
Essential
- NMC-registered nurse or ODP with theatre and perioperative experience
- Senior theatre/anaesthetic experience (minimum Band 6)
- Proven leadership and people management skills
- Strong knowledge of pre- and post-operative care, theatre protocols, and patient safety
- Ability to mentor, supervise, and develop clinical teams
Desirable
- ALS/ILS certification
- Mentoring qualifications or people management training (ILM)
- Experience in anaesthetic equipment management and phlebotomy
- Exposure to day-case surgery or cosmetic/plastic surgery
Benefits & Why Join Cadogan Clinic


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- Work alongside leading plastic surgeons and theatre specialists in the UK
- Opportunity to develop leadership and clinical expertise across multiple specialities
- Structured training, professional development, and career progression
- Supportive and collaborative theatre and ambulatory care team
Additional benefits:
- 31 days annual leave (including bank holidays), rising to 33 days after 2 years
- Birthday leave after 1 year of service
- Pension scheme (NEST)
- Cycle to Work scheme
- Discounted aesthetic treatments and skincare
- Monthly team lunches and social events
- Referral bonus scheme
- Long-service recognition awards
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The Cadogan Clinic is an award-winning private hospital in the heart of Chelsea providing personalised healthcare delivered by the country's leading specialists. Our purpose-built medical facility includes onsite operating theatres for both surgical and cosmetic procedures, a laser suite and a dedicated dermatology and skin cancer clinic.
It’s our employees that make our business special. With strong family values, we believe the Cadogan Clinic creates a professional and fun environment where everyone supports each other to achieve our business goals.
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