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12 May 2021
Tiffany is studying Adult Nursing at ARU in Peterborough. But what led her to choose nursing as a career? Here, Tiffany blogs about her lifelong love of 'all things hospital' and celebrates the profession she's joining. Read more…
19 November 2021
Midwifery, what a phenomenal career to work in. Being welcomed in to such a monumental moment for families, that they will go on to never forget. Every birth witnessed becomes more and more magical… Read more…
19 November 2021
University is hard work. You are working towards a career you always aspired for. It requires long hours of reading, late hours writing essays and early morning lectures. Never mind the added hours for those of us in the healthcare sector. Placement hours, skills sessions… Read more…
6 September 2021
If you’re reading this, you are thinking of pursuing a career in Midwifery, have had an offer for your university choice or maybe you start your degree soon. Either way, congratulations! Welcome on board the crazy Midwifery rollercoaster. Read more…
13 August 2021
I had just turned 18, finishing my Leaving Certificate (A Level equivalents) in Ireland. I knew midwifery was for me, but where would I choose to study my degree? Read more…
11 August 2021
It’s no lie to say it’s been a tough year for everybody. But those who have been present working or studying within the NHS during these times can stand by me saying this was a complete challenge. Starting a degree during this time added a weight to the load. Read more…
3 August 2021
This year has been challenging for me but also extremely exciting. I have met some amazing nurses, tutors, friends, colleagues and patients who have uplifted me and guided me through this tough year… Read more…
15 June 2021
Your final year of nursing comes with a lot more responsibility. You are expected to know how to care for your patients with minimal guidance but still with support… Read more…
14 June 2021
Starting university can be an extremely nerve wracking time for everyone, and for nursing students, something even more nerve wracking is starting a new placement! I had no clue what to expect before starting this new career path… Read more…
20 May 2021
I am 18 months into my training as a Nursing Associate. This week I am halfway through my student placement in the Emergency Department. I have been on placement for 5 weeks and have a further 6 weeks to complete my placement. Read more…
20 May 2021
I currently work with the community nursing team as an HCA. The job involves supporting the nurses to provide care to our community patients. I work clinically with the patients and have attended various extended courses in wound care, skin care, medicine management and diabetic care… Read more…
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