Become A Community Contributor

Share your career journey to help anyone considering their nursing career and the direction they might want to take. Find out how you can join our community of contributors.

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Our community is people like you

Share your career journey to give advice and inspiration

How can you become a contributor?

What kind of specialist roles would we like you to write about?

Here are some examples of our nursing career articles

Our community is people like you

Nurses.co.uk is a platform where nurses, midwives, care home managers, and student nurses talk about their role and help others who might want to consider the same career path.

It's quite simple: we welcome nurses, midwives, care professionals, students and home managers to share what they know.

Since we launched in 2008 we've published hundreds of articles, videos and podcasts contributed by our community.

Share your career journey to give advice and inspiration

Share your journey as a nurse, midwife or care home manager.

Our monthly audience of 130,000 nurses, midwives, student nurses and care home managers would love to hear it!

You will be published, and your article will be read by our regular monthly audience, as well as to subscribers of our newsletter. (You can subscribe here.)

This page explains how you can contribute.

How can you become a contributor?

It's very, very simple to join in... Just email us and we'll send some more details!

We are able to accept written articles, videos and audio. Why not send us something and we'll take a look and chat with you.

What kind of specialist roles would we like you to write about?

We would love anyone working in nursing, midwifery and home management to write about what they do and how they came to do it.

Broadly, if you feel you have something to share and want to write about it get in touch!

Specifically, we are especially looking for nurses and home managers working in certain specialisms.

And we look for them to be written by the people actually working in that role.

Some of the types of nurses and specialists we're looking for

Adult nurses

A&E nurses

Bank nurses

Care home managers / Deputy home manager

Charge nurses

Children's nurses

Complex care

Critical care nurses

District nurses

Intensive care nurses

Lead nurses / clinical lead

Learning disability nurses

Matrons

Medical nurses

Mental health nurses

Neonatal nurses

Nurse practitioners

Nurse prescribers

Occupational health nurses

ODPs

Practice nurses

Prison nurses

School nurses

Screening nurses

Sexual health nurses

Staff nurses

Surgical nurses

Theatre nurses / scrub

Ward sister

and then any specialisms within them. e.g.:

Cardiac

Cardiology

Chemotherapy

Endoscopy

Oncology

Ophthalmic

Respiratory

Urology

... You get the idea!

Here are some examples of our nursing career articles

• Lauren sets out information to train as a nurse for those thinking about this as a career

• Liam helps care home managers to hire successfully

• Janet shares her first few weeks as a student nurse

• How to become a Mental Health Nurse RMN

• How my career as a Care Home Manager has evolved

• Why I became an Independent Nurse Prescriber

• What is Forensic Mental Health, and how did I end up working in it?

• How to become an RNLD Nurse

Get in touch - your story will be relevant, reassuring, interesting or inspiring to someone else doing a very similar job or considering it.