Careers
COVID-19: returning to work as an ICU nurse is scary, but it’s a privilege too
COVID-19: working within the limits of your competence
Trauma Risk Management – the peer-led programme that prioritises nurses’ well-being
Career advice
COVID-19: working within the limits of your competence
How to ensure you work at your own skill level, even in exceptional circumstances
Trauma Risk Management – the peer-led programme that prioritises nurses’ well-being
TRiM is an early intervention programme that helps nurses cope after traumatic incidents
Upholding your profession’s reputation – even after your shift ends
Nurses are expected to maintain certain standards – so what does that mean in your down time?
Is a return-to-practice course right for you?
How a 16-week programme tackles the challenges of returning after a career break
Why forensic mental health nursing is such a rewarding career
A challenging role where compassion and advocacy go hand in hand with public protection
New decade, new job: RCNi hosts its first Nursing and Careers Jobs Fair of 2020
The event is perfect for nurses who want to develop their career
My job
COVID-19: returning to work as an ICU nurse is scary, but it’s a privilege too
A nurse’s experience of returning to clinical practice after a 25-year break
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
I make clinical decisions at emergency incidents – and as a nurse I bring so much more
Pre-hospital emergency medicine consultant nurse Andy Thurgood on his challenging role
How I make the emergency department less daunting for people with learning disabilities
Lauren Johnston describes her work in a pioneering nursing role
Harnessing the power of robotics allows me to retain the human touch
A theatre nurse reflects on how her high-tech role enhances patient contact
What it’s like working as an oncology nurse
Joining a cancer ward can be daunting, but it allows you to work closely with patients