List of Wards
- Acute Cardiac Unit
- Barclay Thoracic Ward (Thoracic Surgery)
- Berman 1 (Hyperacute Stroke Unit)
- Berman 2 (Respiratory)
- Beeston Ward (Stroke Rehab)
- Bonington Ward (Maternity)
- Bramley Ward (Renal)
- Burns Unit(Burns)
- Carrel Ward (Renal)
- Edward 2 Ward (Orthopaedic)
- Fleming Ward (Female Respiratory)
- Fletcher Ward (Haematology)
- Fraser Ward (Oncology)
- Gervis Pearson Ward (Oncology)
- Gillies Ward (Plastics)
- Harvey 1 & 2 Wards (Surgical)
- High Dependency Unit
- Hogarth Ward (Oncology & Teenage Cancer Trust Unit)
- Lambley Ward (Staff Training Unit)
- Lawrence Ward (Maternity)
- Linby Ward (Cardiac)
- Lister 1 & 2 Wards
- Loxley Ward (Gynae)
- Morris Ward (Cardiology & AICU)
- Morton Ward (Renal)
- Nightingale Ward (Infectious Disease)
- Papplewick Ward (Cardiology)
- Patience 1 & 2 Wards
- Seacole (Stroke Rehabilitation)
- Simpson Ward 1 (Elective Admissions)
- Simpson Ward 2
- Southwell Ward (Male respiratory)
- Specialist Receiving Unit (SRU)
- St. Francis Wards
- Toghill Ward (Heamatology)
- Winifred 1 & 2 Wards (General Surgery)
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