Home Page

HSJ awards logo

Exciting opportunity to join our Graduate Scheme

Image shows two Oxleas employees, a man and a woman, sitting outside Queen Mary's Hospital

We’ve got an exciting opportunity for graduates to start their career journey with us as part of our Graduate Scheme.

We’re looking for people who are about to graduate or have recently graduated to start their career with us at Oxleas in the autumn. The 2023 cohort of Graduate Healthcare Workers will work within our teams across Bexley, Bromley and Greenwich in South-East London. The roles are for a two-year initial term, after which you will be supported to secure a permanent position with Oxleas.

We’d love to hear from graduates who:

  • Are passionate about supporting people to improve their health
  • Have an interest in working for the NHS
  • Are interested in further postgraduate study or clinical training
  • Have well-developed people skills
  • Can communicate and write well


We have a variety of opportunities across Adult Community Physical Health, Children and Young People services, Community Adult Learning Disabilities and Adult Community Mental Health services and have a mixture of patient facing and non-patient facing roles.

Director for Strategy and People, Rachel Evans said: “Oxleas is about improving lives and this is a hugely rewarding opportunity. We are proud to support over 2,000 people at any one time with their health and strive for them to be provided with great care. We want to make the most of the skills and talent graduates can offer and would love for them to come with us on this journey and make a difference to peoples’ lives."

Do you have a question regarding the scheme?  If so, the answer may be here: Our Graduate Scheme 2023: Q&A 

If your question hasn’t been answered, please email oxl-tr.graduatescheme@nhs.net and we will respond during the week commencing 19 April 2023.

Posted in Trust news

we are kind we are fair we listen we care

we’re kind we’re fair we listen we care

Cookies help us deliver the best experience for you on our website. Some of them are essential, and others are there to help make it easier and more secure for you to use our site. We also use analytics cookies to help us understand how people use our website so we can make it better. If you choose not to accept these cookies, our site will still work correctly but some third party services (such as videos or social media feeds) may not display.

Please choose a setting: