University Of Oxford Hospital

About

The University of Oxford Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust is a leading academic healthcare provider in the United Kingdom. With a long and distinguished history, the Trust is committed to delivering outstanding care to patients, conducting world-class research, and educating the next generation of healthcare professionals. The Trust operates a network of hospitals across Oxfordshire, including the John Radcliffe Hospital, the Churchill Hospital, and the Horton General Hospital. These hospitals provide a wide range of services, from emergency care and surgery to specialist treatments and rehabilitation. The Trust also has a strong community presence, with a network of clinics and outreach services that provide care closer to home. The University of Oxford Hospitals is a major teaching hospital, with close links to the University of Oxford. This partnership ensures that patients benefit from the latest advances in medical research and treatment. The Trust is also a major employer in the region, with over 12,000 staff dedicated to providing high-quality care.

Legal name

University Of Oxford Hospital

Governance

Board of directors · CEO appointed annually

Employees

2,500

• Trauma centre — Level I
• Stroke: Comprehensive Stroke Centre
• Door-to-balloon: 47 min (AHA target ≤ 90)
• Door-to-needle (stroke): 35 min

Subspecialty centres

Transplant programmes

• Cornea

All departments

• Internal Medicine
• Surgery
• Emergency

Quality metrics

Photos

Patient experience

Room categories

ward · semi-private · private

Meals

standard · halal · kosher · vegan · gluten-free · pediatric

Chaplaincy

Christian · Muslim · Jewish

Private bathroom

private + suite rooms

Wi-Fi

Free in all rooms

• Top hospital — Oxford

  EuroClinics Patient Choice · 2025

Services