Health visitors in south Wales set to strike after NHS employer ignores job evaluation appeal
My job
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After 32 years in nursing, Helen Ballinger talks about her new role as clinical commissioning manager
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Advanced nurse practitioner Lucy Archer began her training in French and European studies, but after deciding that was not the career for her, she ventured into nursing.&nb
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Jo Boyd qualified in 1994 at Royal Berkshire Hospital in Reading.
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Advanced nurse practitioner, Clare Mechen on why a simple gesture can make the biggest difference to your day.
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Thirty-four years working as a nurse can have its challengers, but for diabetes specialist Carol Metcalfe there is still fun to be had in her role.
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Nicola Thomas – the first UK nurse with a renal specialty to be appointed professor of kidney care at London South Bank University – is on a mission to c
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Jane Scullion, nurse consultant, joint regional clinical respiratory lead for the East Midlands and published children’s author, embraces any opportunity 
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Integration lead for homelessness Jane Cook is passionate about providing healthcare for excluded groups and improving the services available to them
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Health lead for the NWG National Response Team for tackling child sexual exploitation, Ray McMorrow on how nursing was a natural vocation to enter.
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Specialist health visitor and QN, Trudi Law on why a personal loss made her realise a supporting care role would be a good fit for her.
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Consider what your core values are when caring for patients and never lose sight of them, Queen’s Nursing Institute programme manager Sharon Aldridge-Bent says.
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Programme manager Sharon Aldridge-Brent moved into her new role in November. Here she tells of dealing with the transition process.
Always fight for what you know is right, and grasp every opportunity that comes your way, says Amanda Cheesley
Practice nurse Margaret Kerr explains why the biggest challenge nurses face is time.
Independent travel health specialist nurse Jane Chiodini explains why specialising in your career can be immensely rewarding.
Sue McBean may be an experienced author, teacher, activist, researcher and nurse, but she is still keen to carry on learning.
Grasp every opportunity advises nurse practitioner in medical dermatology, Lucy Moorhead.
Clinical director Carol Sears talks about her role
