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Mental health jobs are very varied, but none more so than community mental health nursing. Community RMN nurses work with all sectors of society, and often manage their own caseload within a specific team.

If you're a good communicator and a caring person, this could be the career change for you.

Jane Iorizzo is in her 3rd year studying learning disability nursing and she talks to us about her course and career ambitions.

Kristina talks to us about training as nurse in Lithuania and the process of moving the UK, getting an NMC pin number and finding a nursing job here.

Jo Welch, Senior Lecturer in Learning Disability Nursing, and chair of Positive Choices event 2011 speaks to Nurses.co.uk. Find out about Positive Choices and why Jo sees it as such an important event for everyone involved in RNLD jobs in the UK.

Samuel talks to us about mental health nursing in Africa and the UK, and why he's so passionate about standards of care for mental health patients

There are lots of RMN jobs advertised at the moment, in both the public and private sectors. Here's a brief outline of the difference between these employment options.

With his experience of nursing recruitment Oli of Eden Medical Recruitment is perfectly placed to suggest how to design your nursing CV, how to prepare for interview, and how to increase your chances of a successful outcome when applying for jobs

We're really grateful to Southern District Health Board for their guidance for nurses interested in getting a job in New Zealand. We asked the questions and they replied with some great tips and info. Read on, especially if you want an RMN nursing job in New Zealand!