Work experienceOxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

Oxford University Hospitals work experience, including Clinical Engineering (summer term 2027)

Oxford University Hospitals offers short work experience placements across clinical and non-clinical roles, including Clinical Engineering and Biomedical Science. Placements usually last one to three days and priority goes to Oxfordshire schools. Applications for the summer term 2027 intake open in February 2027.

At a glance

Run by
Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust[1]
Who it’s for
Students from 15 years of age (non-clinical areas); from 16 years of age / Year 11 for clinical areas, which includes Clinical Engineering. Priority is given to applicants from Oxfordshire schools and the immediate area.[2]
Entry
Students apply themselves
Worth
Observation and shadowing placements of one to three days (maximum one week) in an NHS hospital, with the chance to see Clinical Engineering and other healthcare science roles first hand.[3]
Cost
Not stated
Year groups
Year 11, Year 12, Year 13
Where
England (Oxford, Oxfordshire)
Format
In person
Dates
to

Sources

4 sources
  1. Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

    Work experience – Oxford University Hospitals

    Placements usually last one to three days, with a maximum of one week.

    Checked 24 October 2026

  2. Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

    Work experience – Oxford University Hospitals

    We give priority to applicants from Oxfordshire schools and our immediate area.

    Checked 24 October 2026

  3. Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

    Work experience – Oxford University Hospitals

    We open application windows three times a year.

    Checked 24 October 2026

  4. Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

    Work experience – Oxford University Hospitals

    Applications for summer term will open in February 2027.

    Checked 24 October 2026

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