Opportunities to undertake Rehabilitation Medicine training alongside world-leading experts and using cutting-edge technology are now available at the NRC for resident doctors.
This is the first year that Specialist Trainees in the exciting medical specialty of Rehabilitation Medicine (also called Physical and Rehabilitation Medicine PRM) embark on rotations at the pioneering National Rehabilitation Centre (NRC) on their paths to become NHS consultants. The NRC opens its doors to patients with complex rehabilitation needs in 2026.
Professor Manoj Sivan, Clinical Research Lead for the NRC, said: “The NRC is an ideal place for any new trainee because it provides all the specialist areas of rehabilitation under one roof.”
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A Nottingham Forest fan who suffered a traumatic brain injury and multiple neck fractures after he fell on the way home from a match has been invited back to the Forest stadium for a special surprise.
A brand new timelapse shows how the National Rehabilitation Centre has risen out of the ground on the Stanford Hall Rehabilitation Estate near Loughborough.
Underfloor heating and bedheads in bedrooms are the latest facilities being installed at the UK’s first NHS National Rehabilitation Centre, which will begin receiving patients later this year.
The 70-bed purpose-built rehabilitation centre near Loughborough, which will be staffed and run by Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust, aims to transform rehabilitation in the UK.
Our latest photos reveal the bespoke wooden bedheads being installed in patient and visitor bedrooms, and underfloor heating being installed throughout the ground floor including the main gym.
2025 will see the NRC treat its first patients and when that moment comes we will all be immensely proud.
We are not there yet but the last 12 months has been nothing short of astonishing. I wanted to share a few reflections, thanks and hopes as we close out 2024 and get ready to step into a pivotal year for the NRC.
We recently took some important time with the wonderful construction crews who are currently building our National Rehabilitation Centre, to help to explain what a life-changing facility this is that they are working on.
NRC Ambassador and former Paralympian Mark Briggs spoke to the teams about his personal experience of not having rehabilitation support following the amputation of his leg, and explained how vital good rehab is and therefore what a difference the NRC will make.
James Naish MP for Rushcliffe has visited the National Rehabilitation Centre (NRC) to see the facility for the first time ahead of it starting to treat patients next year (2025).
He was hosted by Miriam Duffy, NRC Programme Director at Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust, Nick Carver, Chair at Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust, and General Sir Timothy Granville-Chapman, DNRC Programme Director.
The NRC will be the first national NHS rehabilitation centre in the country providing clinical rehabilitation to patients in the East Midlands. The centre will be run and staffed by Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust which is already home to the East Midlands Major Trauma Centre - the busiest trauma centre in the country, and the one with the strongest clinical outcomes - as well as other regional specialist centres such as orthopaedics, spinal and neurosurgery.
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