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Diaverum UK Ltd in Tees Valley is dedicated to providing life-enhancing renal care through exceptional nurse-led services. With over 35 treatment centers across the UK, we prioritize the continuous training and well-being of our nurses, offering them flexible working patterns and opportunities for career advancement.
As a key player in the renal healthcare sector, we ensure that each nurse has the necessary support and time to provide holistic patient care. Our commitment to quality service and employee nurturing makes Diaverum a standout employer in the healthcare industry.
Diaverum’s purpose is to provide life‑enhancing renal care by combining world‑class treatment, a continuously evolving digital infrastructure and robust clinical and medical standards.
Whether working in a clinic or in an office, in any one of our locations worldwide, our people are our business; each and every one of us plays a role in delivering life‑enhancing renal care to our patients.
And this shows in how we nurture our people; from annual awards that celebrate exceptional examples and special achievements among our employees, to continual training opportunities and career advancement, we place great importance in looking after the people that care for those that matter the most; our patients.
Diaverum UK operates over 35 nurse‑led kidney treatment centers in the UK. We offer a range of services including haemodialysis, peritoneal dialysis, home therapies, and shared haemodialysis care. Our nurses collaborate closely with NHS teams nationwide to deliver high‑quality treatments and holistic care to patients with chronic kidney failure and other comorbidities.
We provide an excellent training platform to help nurses deliver top‑notch care and advance their careers in the renal specialty. New nurses at Diaverum undergo a comprehensive induction period, receiving the necessary training to provide clinic care. They are supported by a senior team dedicated to prioritizing nurse development and wellbeing.
With a nurse‑to‑patient ratio of 1:4, our nurses have the time needed to care for patients holistically. We offer a variety of shifts, including early, late, and long days from Monday to Saturday (no Sundays), allowing for flexible working patterns.
Our focus is on meeting the individual needs of our patients, and we are proud to be an equal opportunities employer. As the leading independent renal service provider in the UK, we operate in 24 countries globally, offering our team opportunities to move between clinics and even countries.