Hi, I work in the UK as our equivalent of WOCN, known as a Tissue Viability Nurse. In many ways we are lucky in the Uk as we qualify as a Registered nurse & dont have to apply for licences as we move counties etc. Ive done the TVN job for 5 years today and it can be the most satisfying job in the world, working with all ages, across all specialties and it never gets boring because theres always something new to learn, new proceedures, extending in to prescribing & advanced roles. Theres nothing more satisfying than healing a dehisced surgical wound like an open abdomen or a pressure ulcer, or managing a wound in a terminally ill patient & providing good end of life care but at the same time it can be frustrating when recources arent available staff dont listen or wont attend training, and yes there is a huge legal implication when avoidable pressure ulcers occur or we get called to the coroners court, the most terrifying day of my life.