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Take a look at our current vacancies.

Quarterly general paediatric clinic at Gloucestershire Royal Hospital Quarterly paediatric diabetes clinic at Cirencester Hospital

At certain times over the next few weeks, this means that access to the ED and main atrium will be disrupted.

The launches take place on Monday 10th June at 10am in the Atrium main entrance at Gloucestershire Royal Hospital and at 1pm in Glasshouse Coffee Shop

The focused inspection looked at urgent and emergency care services at GRH including the Emergency Department (ED or A&E) considering whether the service

Turnaround times Analysis is performed at the Steroid Laboratory at King's College Hospital, with results expected back within 2 weeks.

Tested at Oxford Haemophilia Centre

We are delighted to announce an exciting new partnership with Gloucestershire Academy of Music to bring the therapeutic power of music to patients, staff and visitors.

Surgical Ward moves at Cheltenham General from 29 September 2022

The new and improved Scalp Cooling Machines at Gloucestershire Hospitals

at GRH.

You can also bring your child to Gloucestershire Royal Hospital A&E at any time.

But the team are also going one step further by volunteering at our hospitals.

We carry this out at the radiotherapy department at Cheltenham General Hospital.

Gloucestershire Royal Hospital Diabetes and endocrine reviews at Gloucestershire Royal Hospital Outpatient clinics General Diabetes at Gloucestershire

Thursday 11 September 2025: Public 09.00-12.00 at Sandford, Lecture Hall Thursday 13 November 2025: Public 09.00-12.00 at Sandford, Lecture Hall The

Thanks to your support, we have been able to fund two new portable sensory trollies; the Rhino Sensory Voyager, for patients on our wards.

The causes for this were at the time, thought to be multifactorial with differing opinions as to the route cause and solution.

Refrigerate immediately after collection Transport as soon as possible at ambient temperature Turnaround time Within 24 hours

His specialty training took place primarily at Imperial College Hospitals in London.