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
Imposter syndrome: how nurses can learn to silence their inner critic
There are steps you can take to control the triggers of self-doubt
Values-based nurse recruitment: what you need to know to shine at your job interview
Tips for showing you’re the right fit for an organisation – and it’s the right place for you
Handling change at work and avoiding overload
How to maintain emotional balance in a new nursing role or challenging transition
My experience of suffering can make me a more compassionate nurse
A former refugee explains why years living in a camp convinced him he had to become a nurse
Imposter syndrome: don’t be too hard on yourself when you transition to a new role
Career transition can be uncomfortable, so be realistic about what you expect of yourself
Why registered nurses should consider a PhD
A doctorate can help to develop skills, as well as being academically satisfying