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Exciting new nursing apprenticeship pathway opportunities CUH / ARU
 
We've won many awards

Welcome to Cambridge University Hospitals

Improving people's quality of life through innovative and sustainable healthcare
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Working for us

Working at CUH is about providing great patient care in one of the best hospitals in the NHS.

eHospital

eHospital – using the latest in information technology to provide high quality patient care

Support your hospitals

Make a donation or fundraise to help transform patients’ lives. Read more on our charity website ...

Corporate information

Find out more about our management structure, commitments to patient care, performance and achievements. This section also includes news, employment, contact and travel information.

Addenbrooke's Hospital

The home for our information for patients and visitors to the main hospital, this area includes information about services and treatments, wards and clinics, including contact and travel information.

Research and Development

Research is central to CUH’s identity as a leading NHS hospital and to its development as one of only five comprehensive Biomedical Research Centres in the UK.

The Rosie Hospital

Find out about our 'best performing' Rosie Hospital including information about women's and maternity services, our new birth centre and the ongoing improvements to our facilities.

Staff zone

Key information for new starters, current staff and volunteers.

Contact CUH

Telephone: 
+44 (0)1223 245 151

Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
Hills Road, Cambridge, CB2 0QQ

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Could you help us train tomorrow’s doctors?

If you are pregnant and your baby is due to arrive between November 2018 and early March 2019, you may be interested in taking part in a programme in which medical students learn from expectant mothers.

CUH fights flu

Cambridge University Hospitals has hit the target of vaccinating 75% of frontline staff, which is worth just under £700,000 to the Trust.

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