NHS Lanarkshire Careers

As the flu season draws closer there are a number of people in at-risk groups who need the flu vaccine People with respiratory disease are particularly more vulnerable to the flu and its serious complications including severe illness, hospitalisation and even death....

Colleagues from across NHS Lanarkshire came together on Wednesday 8 October for an evening of celebration, pride and inspiration at the 2025 Staff Awards. The annual ceremony recognised the outstanding individuals and teams who go above and beyond every day to deliver...

Local partners in South Lanarkshire are mobilising around a shared ambition to tackling inequalities and improving life chances for children and families. Earlier this year, South Lanarkshire Council and Community Planning Partnership (CPP) were selected as one of...

Baby Loss Awareness Week encourages everyone in the baby loss community, and beyond, to come together to remember and commemorate our much loved and missed babies. This year NHS Lanarkshire's three acute hospital sites will be lit up pink and blue from Thursday 9 to...

NHS Lanarkshire has launched a new initiative to take an active stance against racism. The health board’s first anti-racism plan aims to provide a safe and non-discriminatory environment for both staff and patients. The organisation’s new Anti-Racism Champion is Colin...

Members of the public are invited to attend NHS Lanarkshire’s Annual Review, in person or online. The event, on Tuesday 28 October, gives the community an opportunity to hear about a range of developments to improve health services locally. The review will take place...

As the flu season draws closer there are a number of people in at risks group who need the flu vaccine One of the at risk groups are people with cardiovascular disease.  People with heart conditions have a higher risk of serious flu complications including heart...