- 18 May 2010
- 5 min read
Heather Dudley, my job as a thromboprophylaxis nurse specialist
SubscribeHeather works as a band 5 thromboprophylaxis nurse specialist. She gives us an insight into the differences between the NHS and the private healthcare sectors, and how the NHS could cut wastage.
What is your current job title, what band are you, and which hospital department do you work in?
I am a thromboprophylaxis nurse specialist, but still only a band 5 as my managers say they do not have a vacancy for a nurse specialist in the thrombosis clinic!
You don’t need to tell us the exact name, but what kind of organisation do you work for?
NHS acute trust
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