My job
Children and young people’s health needs must be central post-pandemic
New RCN professional lead for children and young people Peta Clark sets out her priorities
Island nursing: why it’s rich in career opportunities as well as work-life balance
A nurse explains the professional rewards of finding a job on a small island
Critical care in the community: how a secondment has expanded my skills and experience
RCN Nurse of the Year Ana Waddington is pushing her boundaries in a mobile response unit role
Odds on favourite: my new career as a nurse at the British Racing School
Nurse Sharon Mott took on a challenge in agreeing to create a role where she is responsible for the health and well-being of young would-be jockeys and grooms at a horse racing school
'Seek a mentor and don't be afraid to ask for feedback'
GOSH chief nurse discusses why the NHS is something to safeguard and cherish
From car salesman to palliative care children's nurse
A chance encounter led Neil Evans to become a nurse at a hospice charity providing children and young people with end-of-life care. Here, he reflects on his experiences
Palliative and end of life care can be a rewarding choice
Palliative care clinical nurse specialist for children and young people Vera Clement describes why she is dedicated to improving choice for end of life care
60 seconds with advanced nurse practitioner Emma Masters
Emma Masters’ patients are young people undergoing cancer treatment
Doris Corkin: 'My students’ achievements inspire me greatly'
Senior lecturer in education at the School of Nursing and Midwifery, Queen’s University Belfast Doris Corkin discusses her career
Kath Evans: ‘Working to improve child health is everyone’s business’
Kath Evans, director of nursing for babies, children and young people at Barts Health NHS Trust, discusses the importance of asking children how their care could be improved, and why nurses need good role models.
Alan Glasper: 'The ability to make a sick child smile is a priceless quality'
Alan Glasper, emeritus professor of children and young people's nursing at the University of Southampton, discusses how he became the first active children's nurse to achieve professorial status, and why a sense of humour is essential.
‘Listen to what the children and young people are saying to you’
Chair of the Association of Chief Children's Nurses and Birmingham Women’s and Children’s Hospital chief nursing officer Michelle McLoughlin explains what made her want to be a nurse.