So, I'm fed up with nursing and am seriously thinking of packing it and the NHS in, but I'm left wondering what employers which pay about the same or more than a Grade 5(E) would be looking for an...
I think the problem is that the whole anti-smoking brigade have brought in changes that are too draconian. Education is fine, but aim it towards kids and not adults who already know the dangers....
Work in dementia care as I have done and you'll realise there are ways to go, and ways to live, that are far, far worse. In fact I'm even tempted to start smoking if it means I can avoid such an
Just like being on Facebook, yet about 80% of the nurses I know seem to spend half their (very sad) lives on there. I don't smoke by the way, just I really don't think I'm ignorant enough to judge...
Thankyou. You've restored my faith in the profession. To all those being judgemental on here, I hope you never have a garlic meal or a curry the night before, because guess what, you stink too. I...
Though well staff have a choice whether they come in or not, indeed the extra money can be very welcome, though personally speaking I prefer to take my days off so rarely work over my hours. More...
I think we are lucky in the NHS and the "benefits" are one reason why we are prepared to accept the not so good pay over the better pay in the private sector. I was offered a job paying almost £5000...
Absolutely there are those who misuse the system, and they need weeding out. At the same time, we work with sick people; we work in environments where D&V seems to be endemic and the chances of...
Silverdragon102 I've basic IT skills but unis are churning out graduates in IT at a rate of knots and I really don't want to go back and train for years in anything - I'm approaching my fifties...
Anyone here do it? Is it feasible to work it full-time, ie. can you get enough work? (I'm an RMN but would be interested in hearing the experiences of other branches as well.) Pros and cons?...
Think about it for a minute. How many nurses are handing out how many meds two to three times a day, and then ask yourself how many medication errors (including those that are never discovered) are...
I would have thought it far more dangerous working A&E than on a mental health ward. I'm an RMN working on a psychiatric intensive care ward. Patients are, in general, no more violent than...
Just qualified as a Mental Health nurse and easily got a job (3 interviews, 2 offers) - as have most of my peers. I believe that jobs are currently scarce in the child branch, but adult and MH are...