Careers
Workplace time-out: when some things are best left unsaid
I’m proud to be training as a nursing associate – and let me tell you why
Overseas education exchange: what we learned about investing in nurse leadership
Career advice
Workplace time-out: when some things are best left unsaid
Not everything has to be up for discussion, even if colleagues’ opinions clash with yours
Overseas education exchange: what we learned about investing in nurse leadership
Six-month trauma management teaching trip to Myanmar was a rich learning experience
Self-care for nurses: it’s not selfish to think of your own health and well-being
Looking after yourself is essential when you are caring for others
Financial know-how for nurses: make your money work for you
Planning for retirement, or living week to week? Financial education lets you take control
Here’s why this is an exciting time to be a clinical research nurse
There is more guidance and support now for nurses who want to combine research with practice
International recruitment: this is a foreign world to them. I say ‘you can do it’
Gamu Mhizha came to England to train in 2003. Now she is encouraging other overseas recruits
My job
I’m proud to be training as a nursing associate – and let me tell you why
Misunderstood role is no mere stepping stone – it has a distinctive place in the nursing team
NET nurses: supporting patients confused by their rare cancer diagnosis
‘Even healthcare professionals don’t know enough about neuroendocrine cancers’
I love how my job combines education and training with clinical practice
Clinical educator Nadia Freri wanted to go to the next level, but not as a nurse manager
Charity abseil is my way to face my fears – and honour the NHS
Former health visitor Sue Smith is taking on a daring challenge to mark a career milestone
Seeing the independence that home dialysis gives patients makes our job worthwhile
A renal nurse explains the challenges and rewards of running a home haemodialysis service
We should be building people up, not knocking them down
Zoe Butler explains how she is using her role as a university lecturer to inspire students