My job
By innovating service improvements you’re transforming your career and patient care
When nurses are a force for change, their own professional development benefits
The nurse leader who is determined to keep one foot on the front line of care
Emma Wadey is a nurse at the top of the NHS, but don’t ask her to give up clinical practice
Head of nursing at a neurological rehabilitation specialist service provider
Developing leadership skills has always been a priority for Sue Houston
Senior staff nurse on a general psychiatric, female-only ward
I have an instinctive desire to provide care and support to people, says Risq Animasaun
Deputy director infection prevention and control
Forthcoming matrons' handbook author Annesha Archyangelio on why she went into nursing
Children and young people’s care pathway lead and matron
RCNi award-winning team leader Rebekah Bewsey: 'I don’t think I chose nursing; it chose me'
Care home operations dementia manager
RCNi award winner Yvonne Manson knew early on that she wanted to work in care homes
‘It is a privilege to work with people who are at their most vulnerable’
Advanced nurse practitioner Ann Collins talks about her work with older people
'One of the most important things is the power of deep listening'
Greater Manchester Health and Social Care Partnership lead nurse for primary and community care Louise Brady explains her committment to service improvement
My job: Influencing policy through my nurse manager role
Chief of nursing Karen Roberts on providing clinical expertise and advice to Macmillan Cancer Support
‘I love to see residents happy and content, and their relatives reassured’
Julie Newman, manager of Ivybank House care home, Falkirk, reflects on her career to date
'Good assessment skills are crucial to nursing'
Identify weaknesses in your practice, and develop them says nurse manager Helen Phelan