What can you do once you have qualified?
Is becoming a Registered Nurse just the beginning of a sparkling career in Nursing or just a means to an end?
We want to hear what you have done with your nursing qualifications so take a look at our Guidelines and see if you could write an entertaining and informative piece about your career. Please read the guidelines and start sending your articles in.
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Articles
Sian Dodunski Bachelor of Nursing (New Zealand)
International Nursing and Social Care Recruitment Company Team Leader
Sian is a RN from New Zealand who has a mixed background of experience including ICU/CCU, neuro/vascular and stroke nursing. She made a decision to move away from clinical care to nursing recruitment and is currently a Team Leader for a leading international Nurse recruitment company. International Nursing and Social Care Recruitment Company Team Leader >>>
Capt. Jan Dodd RGN, RM, BSC Autonomous Healthcare Practice, Diploma in Nursing, ENB 199 (A&E), ALS Instructor
Army Nurse Recruitment Officer
Jan has a vast range of experience gained from a variety of posts over 14 years in the NHS followed by 5 years with the Queen Alexandra's Army Nursing Corps. During her time in the QA's she has had several postings to Iraq where she was able to make use of her broad range of skills. She is now able to use her first hand experiences, in her role in Nurse Recruitment, to help explain what Army Nursing is all about. Nursing Army Recruitment Officer >>>
Nigel Freeney RMN, RGN, ENB 100 (ITU course)
Nursing Website Developer
Nigel has combined an interest in computers and web design with his nursing qualifications and more than 16 years clinical experience. After seven years using these skills for someone else he is now the successful director of one company providing information websites for nurses and another providing web design and development for the general Internet market. Nursing Website Developer >>>
Sarah Priddle RGN, ENB 100 (ITU course), Cert. Ed, BA (Hons) Health Studies
Pain Management Nurse
Sarah has been nursing for more than 18 years. She has successfully job shared and developed her role as a Pain Management Nurse for the last 10 years. She has particularly enjoyed the freedom that comes with a specialist nurse role.
Pain Management Nurse >>>
