The Cardiac Cath Lab Practitioner supports diagnostic and interventional cardiac procedures, including coronary angiography, angioplasty and emergency cardiac care. Applicants are typically expected to hold relevant professional registration, such as NMC, HCPC or an equivalent healthcare qualification, with experience in cardiology, catheterisation laboratories, theatres or acute care. The role requires strong clinical assessment skills, safe medicines and equipment handling, effective teamwork and the ability to remain calm during complex or urgent procedures. Candidates should demonstrate compassion, attention to detail, good communication and a commitment to infection prevention, safeguarding, continuing professional development and NHS values. Participation in shift patterns, weekends and on-call services may be required.
Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust provides acute hospital and specialist healthcare services to people across Norfolk and surrounding areas. Based in Norwich, the Trust operates one of the largest hospitals in the region and is closely associated with the University of East Anglia, supporting teaching, research and professional development. Its services include emergency care, cardiology, cancer treatment, maternity, surgery and a broad range of medical specialties. The Trust serves a large and diverse population and works with community and regional healthcare partners. Employees generally receive NHS benefits such as structured pay progression, occupational pension membership, annual leave, training opportunities and access to wellbeing support. The organisation promotes patient-centred care, teamwork, inclusion, safety and continuous improvement.
The United Kingdom offers healthcare opportunities through the NHS, private hospitals, universities and specialist clinics, with strong demand for registered nurses, operating department practitioners, radiographers and cardiac professionals. Workplace culture is generally professional, collaborative and patient-focused, with clear standards for documentation, safeguarding and equality. Lifestyle varies from lively cities to quieter coastal and rural communities; Norwich offers historic architecture, cultural venues, green spaces and relatively good access to the countryside. Applicants from overseas normally need the appropriate professional registration and, where required, a Skilled Worker visa sponsored by an eligible employer. Registration may involve the NMC or HCPC, English-language testing and verification of qualifications. Relocation planning should include accommodation, transport, tax, national insurance, healthcare registration and living costs. NHS employers may provide recruitment guidance, relocation assistance or international onboarding, but benefits differ by vacancy.
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