Proud to support the Armed Forces Community
At DHU Healthcare, we proudly stand with those who serve. In 2023, we signed the Armed Forces Covenant, committing to treat all service personnel, veterans, and their families with fairness, respect, and support.
Many of our colleagues are veterans, reservists, or currently serving, and we actively welcome applications from those with military experience.
Your skills, values, and dedication make you an ideal fit for a healthcare career, and we’re here to support your next chapter.
Our commitment includes:
🔹 No disadvantage for veterans, service leavers, or their families when accessing our services or joining our workforce
🔹 Recognition of the unique skills, discipline, and leadership gained through military service
🔹 A clear and supported pathway into civilian roles, with opportunities for growth and a welcoming culture
What we offer Armed Forces colleagues and reservists
We’re proud to support those who serve, and we actively create space for your continued development, service, and well-being. We offer:
Flexible working to support training, service, and deployment
Support for High Readiness Reservists, including time off for humanitarian missions
Recognition of transferable skills such as clinical expertise, leadership, teamwork, and resilience
Opportunities for professional development, including training design and delivery
🔹 Financial support agreements in place with the RAF to cover shift gaps
🔹 Access to a comprehensive support network – we understand the transition, and we’re here to help
Gold Award
We’re proud to have 'Gold Status' in the Defence Employer Recognition Scheme, which is the highest honour awarded by the Ministry of Defence.
This recognition reflects our outstanding support for serving personnel, veterans, reservists, and their families, as well as our active advocacy for the Armed Forces community, both within DHU and beyond.
We’re proud to be a Veterans Aware-accredited NHS provider, committed to improving access to care for veterans and their families.
This includes raising awareness of dedicated support services, such as Op RESTORE, the NHS Veterans' Physical Health and Wellbeing Service and ensuring that those who have served receive the understanding and care they deserve.