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World-class cancer care for patients across the south east

As one of the country’s major cancer centres, we offer rapid diagnosis, advanced treatments and access to cutting-edge research to more than 8,000 patients each year across the south east of England.

Our team of health professionals work closely together to provide compassionate, patient-centred care from the first investigations through to treatment and beyond.

Find out more about our Cancer Centre.

Why work for us?

Why be part of our Royal Surrey family?

We offer the experience of working in a friendly Trust bringing together acute hospital and community care. We're investing in developing our colleagues, offering the chance to be involved in research and innovation and enhancing our benefits package.

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Our vision and values

Our story

We have a clear strategy and a plan for how we will get there. We have turned our goals into ‘True North’ objectives – ambitious destinations that act as a compass and guide us on our improvement journey.

Find out more about our goals and objectives here

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Latest News

Read the latest news, features and stories from all our hospitals

Jessy Thomas and Julie Kappil, Hospital at Home
Celebrating our nurses; nursing on your doorstep

Julie Kappil and Jessy Thomas are both senior sisters at Royal Surrey. Like their colleagues across the Trust, they provide comprehensive nursing care to their patients - including administering medic...

Sister Elaine Creighton in ICU
Celebrating our nurses; the day of the squirrel

Squirrels are depicted as industrious, adaptable creatures with a survivor’s instinct and Sister Elaine Creighton, known to patients and colleagues as ‘Sister Squirrel’, certainly shares some of those...

Jenny Watkins, 50 Years of Nursing
Celebrating our nurses; 50 years in the profession

When Jenny Watkins started nursing the uniform included a paper hat, white tights and lace-up shoes. Not well suited to the demands of a busy, active ward nurse and a liability she says, as the hat ha...

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Royal Surrey showcases Haslemere Hospital transformation at Charter Fair

Residents in Haslemere learned more about plans to transform Haslemere Hospital into a neighbourhood health hub at the Haslemere Charter Fair held on Bank Holiday Monday, 4 May....