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hello, i found this site but looking for some information on neonatal nusring, and wondered if any one could help me. I have been a nanny (qualified) for 10 1/2 years and now at the old age of 28 feel i am ready to do something a little diffrent, but still with new borns, i am thinking of 2 options, a midwife or neonatal nusre, i have kept up todate with my training inc as a maturninty nusre/nanny, and am doing a doula course later this year.
I would like to know if anyone has any ideas about where i should start, which courses i need to look at, and any other information that you may think would be helpfull.
Thank You.
Cadbury
I'm a NN nurse.
I did my 3yr diploma at Preston Uni as child branch. Applied for a job on the NNU and did a year course that they run in the NW to give you more neonatal experience and thoery. You can go on the course from child/adult nursing diploma or degree, or your midwifery training.
Good luck, it's great fun x
ayla2004, ASN, RN
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cadbury
some of my cohort had not taken the right exams when at school and had to do an acess course, whereas i was accepted on my btec national that i took 10 years pervious.
but the acess course is free you do it part time and if you haven't done any academic stuff in a while its a good basis.
wish i had done one i struggled with essays as i didn't know how to write in the academic style that uni's want whereas those that had done the acess course had learned that skill there and it was fresh.
local techs i think do it