Careers
What does being a Queen’s Nurse mean and could it improve your practice?
What does a nursing support worker role involve?
What is a wound care nurse specialist – and could you be one?
Career advice
What does being a Queen’s Nurse mean and could it improve your practice?
The title recognises high standards of person-centred care in community nursing
What does a nursing support worker role involve?
In education, community and acute care, these staff make a vital contribution to the team
Revalidating for the first time: what you need to know about each step of the process
We explain the requirements and timeline, plus how to stay on track using a portfolio
Racial diversity in senior roles: how to reach your leadership potential
Internship and development opportunities for black, Asian and minority ethnic staff
Becoming a nurse prescriber: how it could take your career in unexpected directions
Find out what you need to do to be qualified to practise as a non-medical prescriber
What it takes to be a police custody nurse
Forensic samples and assessing mental illness, injury and addiction are all part of the role
My job
What is a wound care nurse specialist – and could you be one?
Pressure ulcer education, leadership and autonomy are key in this senior role
What does a scrub nurse do – and could you be one?
Perioperative practitioners, or theatre nurses, work in anaesthetics, surgery or recovery
Menopause advanced nurse practitioner: my specialist role and how I got here
How to become an ANP in a specialty that requires a rich variety of knowledge and skills
Admiral Nurses in the community: helping carers cope with the uncertainty of dementia
Primary care support to families living with dementia, plus the skills of the role
Leadership in prison nursing: empowering women to take control of their health
Unexpected opportunities to improve access to care for a vulnerable patient group
Advanced practice in the community: combining leadership with rewarding hands-on care
Why my dynamic band 7 community nursing role is no place for outdated stereotypes