Part-Time Theatre Instrument Coordinator – London

Circle Health Group; Greater London; On-site; GBP 16,000 - 27,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

25 days holiday per year

Private Pension Scheme

Private Healthcare Scheme

Friends & Family Hospital Discounts

Family Friendly policies

Life insurance

Staff engagement hub

Wellbeing resources

Training & development opportunities

Job summary

Hendon Hospital in London, part of Circle Health Group, is recruiting an Instrument Coordinator for the Theatre department. The role covers preparation and management of surgical instruments, coordinating with decontamination services and suppliers, and ensuring timely delivery to theatres.

The position is 25 hours per week on a permanent, part-time basis with flexible shift patterns. Candidates should have theatre or clinical support experience, strong organisational skills, and good

Qualifications

• Experience working within a theatre environment or clinical support role.
• Strong organisational skills with the ability to prioritise workload in a fast-paced setting.
• Basic understanding of infection control, instrument handling, and decontamination processes.
• Good communication and teamworking skills with a professional and reliable approach.

Responsibilities

• Oversee preparation and availability of surgical instrumentation and liaise with decontamination services.
• Ensure instruments are clean, functional and delivered to correct locations to meet daily theatre schedules.
• Assist in ordering, rotation and replenishment of theatre consumables.
• Support theatre team in delivering seamless surgical services and improving patient outcomes.

Skills

Theatre experience

Organization skills

Infection control basics

Communication & teamwork

Job description

Hendon Hospital in London, part of Circle Health Group, is recruiting an Instrument Coordinator for the Theatre department. The role covers preparation and management of surgical instruments, coordinating with decontamination services and suppliers, and ensuring timely delivery to theatres.

The position is 25 hours per week on a permanent, part-time basis with flexible shift patterns. Candidates should have theatre or clinical support experience, strong organisational skills, and good