King's College Hospital Preceptorship Programme for Newly Qualified Nurses
at King's College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust
King's College Hospital Preceptorship Programme for Newly Qualified Nurses
King's College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust was the first NHS Trust in England to be awarded the National Preceptorship Quality Mark. The 12-month preceptorship programme supports newly qualified nurses and midwives in their transition from student to registered practitioner.
Programme Features
- National Preceptorship Quality Mark holder (first in England)
- 12-month structured preceptorship period
- Dedicated preceptor support
- Regular supervision and reflection
- Competency framework aligned with NMC standards
- Available across King's College Hospital sites
Key Areas
- Clinical competency development
- Professional role development
- Evidence-based practice
- Communication and teamwork
About this program
King's College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust is a nurse residency program in London, the United Kingdom. In our directory it is one of 14 nurse residency programs in the United Kingdom and one of 919 with a medical-surgical focus. It is listed as a 12-month program. To weigh this program against others, see our guides on choosing a residency and how to get in.
About this listing: Sourced from nhs trust site. Last updated 2026-05-02.