Warrington and Halton Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust (WHH) provides healthcare services to residents across Warrington and Halton boroughs.

Services are provided at two hospital sites and more than 30 community hubs and facilities.

Warrington Hospital provides emergency care, general medicine, surgery, cardiac care, stroke care, cancer care, maternity, paediatrics, and support services like physiotherapy, pathology, and pharmacy. 

Halton Hospital in Runcorn specialises in elective and diagnostic care. It includes the Captain Sir Tom Moore Building and Nightingale Building, offering services including general surgery, urology, cancer care, chemotherapy, and outpatient care. The site is also home to the Delamere Macmillan Unit, Halton Clinical Research Unit, and Runcorn Urgent Treatment Centre. 

Both hospitals offer outpatient clinics and diagnostic services to ensure patients can access care close to home.  

In addition to hospitals, the Trust also delivers care through community hubs, mobile facilities, and offers virtual options to improve access and reduce health inequalities. 

All our hospital sites are smokefree and smoking is not allowed on any part of the grounds or buildings. 

Our workforce of nearly 5,000 comprises more than 80 nationalities. We strive to be an equal, diverse and inclusive employer, which is recognised as a pioneer in its equality, diversity and inclusion work. We support a flexible first approach and welcome applications from those who like to work flexibly.

As a foundation trust we also have a Council of Governors made up of elected public and staff governors and partner governors representing local organisations that we work closely with. A foundation trust invites people to become public members (service users, carers, local people) and staff members who have the opportunity to elect governors to the council and to be involved in the activities of the Trust.

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