Anthony Green, Tracy March and Sean Ledington are three RNLDs behind an exciting new project to raise awareness of learning disability nursing and to encourage more would-be student nurses to take up this branch of nursing.
Writing a CV when you’re an experienced nurse can be a balancing act of giving enough information about your career while maintaining a relatively short document. In this article we show you what you can prioritise, and what can be left out.
Nursing and Midwifery Jobs in the Middle East are as plentiful as ever, so in this article we take a look at just some of the job opportunities currently advertised, and why the benefits make moving abroad so appealing.
We give you some behind-the-scenes insight into how you can make the most of your application and how applications are received by an employer when you apply for an online vacancy.
Learning Disability Nurses have a wide range of career options in both clinical and community settings. In this article we take a look at just a few of the roles RNLDs can undertake in the community, and how you can progress your career to a senior level.
If you’re a qualified learning disability nurse or a student RNLD nurse, this article is for you. We look at some of the nursing career options for RNLDs and the types of work you could be doing.
We take a look at some of the private sector nursing vacancies currently on offer throughout all nursing specialisms, and look at the benefits on offer when moving into the private sector.
Following a specialism in nursing can lead to a very secure career, and brings the satisfaction of knowing you're an expert in your field. Fresenius have been kind enough to explain the day-to-day functions and role of a dialysis nurse job, working for NHS clients.
Nurse jobs go quickly, so your application has to stand out from the beginning. Here’s a few things to remember during the job application process that can you help to be successful.
