- 02 December 2024
- 10 min read
Hiring? Attract & recruit clinical, nursing, care & support candidates
SubscribeThis page was updated on 2 December 2024 to reflect the latest data

Nurses.co.uk offers recruitment marketing services to connect healthcare recruiters with qualified nurses, clinicians, AHPs and care & support staff.
Recruiters (agency and in-house) advertise jobs for healthcare and care staff, and use our CV search. When customers use Nurses.co.uk their jobs also appear on Socialcare.co.uk and Healthjobs.co.uk (where relevant).
Our employer marketing and job board services connect our audience of passive and active candidates with talent acquisition teams in a range of organisations, including the NHS, private hospitals, care homes, primary care, charities, hospices, local services and home care, as well as recruitment businesses operating in health and care.
In the year to December 2024 we welcomed an audience of 1.5m users. These users include AHPs, HCAs, HCSWs, midwives, home managers and other clinicians and care staff, as well as nurses - find out which types of roles and jobs we cover here.
We also own Healthcarejobs.ie. If you would like to reach an Irish audience of clinicians and care staff, we can help.
Talk with us
Find out how we can help you recruit healthcare and social care candidates. Email me (Matt) (matt@nurses.co.uk)
Where do our users come from?
Our users come from Google Organic Search. In the year to December 2024 we welcomed 1.5m users. The graphics below show the source and also the location of our traffic.


80% of our traffic is based in the UK. We do not stop overseas visitors from reading our articles. Job advertising customers can choose to not receive applications from international candidates.
About this contributor
Nurses.co.uk Founder
I believe people working in healthcare should be able to choose to enjoy work. That is, choose an employer who reflects their values and provides them with a sustainable career. This leads to better patient care, higher retention rates and happier working lives in this most important employment sector.
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