No nurse in the UK would give a non prescribed medication. He had a lot of heart problems and took the medication regularly. Many think the mother gave it to him, which is why it wasnt discussed in...
I live in Leicester and have worked at this hospital through my agency. Firstly to note, this doctor was the only registrar covering 6 different areas with a consultant who was off site. The patient...
vandiola replied to WanderGirl's topic in United Kingdom
There's definitely a Filipino community in Notts! I was commuting in from Leicester for my shifts which wasn't a big problem, but Leicester hospitals aren't that different to Notts, so I just...
vandiola replied to WanderGirl's topic in United Kingdom
I used to bank at NUH, but mostly in QMC so can't say much about City Hospital. It's a nice trust, very big with pretty much all the specialties. It has the regional trauma centre, so if thats your...
The nurses that I know who have become reps, usually just looked up rep companies and checked out if they have vacancies. Why not consider a 9 - 5 nursing job, like a GP or community or outpatients....
Hello, I'm going into my final year of nursing in the UK and we are allowed to do a 4 week elective which can be national or international. I really want to do my elective in the US but a lot of the...
Do you not need to go through the ANP masters degree before applying for ANP posts, and would it not help transitioning from a band 7 NP role to a band 8 ANP role, unless the ANP role is band
vandiola replied to francescaf88's topic in United Kingdom
I did some agency shifts at Southmead a few months ago on mostly medical wards and I found them to be really pleasant. Nurses and doctors were nice, lots of students, management a bit haphazard but...
vandiola replied to Unreliable's topic in United Kingdom
They've removed the bursary so students will have to take out loans of up to £50,000 to get paid £18,000 after tax, so I don't think the future looks excellent for the
Sometimes I wish I was a doctor. I'm a nurse in the UK and we don't have anywhere near the same level of pay, career advancement or responsibility that our US counterparts seem to have. Doctor's do...
The title is really self explanatory. I was a mature student when I started nursing (at age 22) and one of the main reasons I did nursing was because I knew I would leave uni without debt and I very...
Lincolnshire is in the Midlands, so it's a reasonably affordable place to live. I assume you'll be working at Grantham hospital? I've not worked there myself but did meet a Filipino nurse in London...