Erin Dean
Overweight? Your chances of getting a job are reduced
Survey suggests obese healthcare staff have fewer career and training opportunities
Whoever holds the purse strings holds the power
Nurse managers need to have a budget, understand and control it, and trust management to stand behind the
Be a leading candidate
Nerves can take hold and speech become garbled when you are put on the spot. Here, we offer expert advice on being the best you can be at a job interview.
New framework helps you quantify benefits of art therapies
Arts interventions in healthcare can have many benefits, including lowering pressure
Trusted family help
As a health visitor for 42 years, Carolyn Taylor is well qualified to say that the job provides the opportunity to improve people’s lives. ‘For someone who wants to make a difference to how children are brought up and protected, it’s as rewarding a profession as it’s always been,’ says the Sunderland health visitor.
Keep an eye on Facebook and Twitter when you're job hunting
Employers are increasingly turning to social media as a recruitment tool
Cancer nurses give views on revalidation
At the beginning of this month, the first nurses to use the new revalidation system completed their applications and maintained their registration. By April 2019, every nurse and midwife in the UK will have gone through the process
Reflective practice is vital to the revalidation process
At the beginning of this month, the first nurses to use the new revalidation system will have completed their applications to maintain their registration. By April 2019, every nurse and midwife in the UK will have gone through the same process.
Reflective practice is vital to the revalidation process
At the beginning of this month, the first nurses to use the new revalidation system will have completed their applications to maintain their registration. By April 2019, every nurse and midwife in the UK will have gone through the process.
Reflective practice is vital to the revalidation process
By the start of this month, the first emergency nurses to use the new revalidation system will have completed their applications and maintained their registration. By April 2019, every nurse and midwife in the UK will have gone through the system developed by the Nursing and Midwifery Council
A different perspective
An inquisitive nature and a drive to succeed have taken Jacqueline Sin far
Get the most from revalidation
At the start of this month, the first nurses to begin the revalidation process will have completed their applications to maintain their places on the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) register. By April 2019, every nurse and midwife in the UK will have gone through the new system
Revalidation starts for first wave of nurses and midwives
At the start of this month, the first nurses to use the new revalidation system will have completed their applications and maintained their registration. By April 2019, every nurse and midwife in the UK will have gone through the process
Revalidation offers nurses and midwives opportunities
By the beginning of this month, the first nurses to use the new revalidation system will have completed their application and maintained their registration. By April 2019, every nurse and midwife in the UK will have gone through the system developed by the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC)
First wave of nurses apply for revalidation
By the beginning of this month, the first nurses to use the new revalidation system will have completed their applications to maintain their registration. By April 2019, every nurse and midwife in the UK will have gone through the system, which was developed by the Nursing and Midwifery Council
Bank nursing: a flexible option
Joining the nurse bank can give you control over your hours, and open up opportunities to try working in a variety of settings
Take a walk on the wild side
If a diploma in expedition and wilderness medicine appeals, then read on...