Health visitors in south Wales set to strike after NHS employer ignores job evaluation appeal
My job
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Don’t be afraid to push at doors to help you find the career pathway that’s right for you, says Alison Twycross.
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Second-year children’s nursing student Jane Green is mum to Connor, age 13. Her other son Callum died in 2014, aged 8. He was severely brain damaged after a traumatic birth.
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Terry O’Toole, a children’s nurse at the Rennie Grove’s Children’s Hospice in Buckinghamshire, discusses his career to date.
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With a shortage of qualified nurses providing children’s palliative care in the voluntary sector, staff nurse Julie Webber explains why she loves this rewarding role
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School nurse Clare Squires explains why juggling lots of demands in a short amount of time is key to her role.
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As a health visitor for 42 years, Carolyn Taylor is well qualified to say that the job provides the opportunity to improve people’s l
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Just as Lola Kehinde was getting frustrated at a lack of opportunities, her employer started a development programme that others
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