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Meet the NHS’s first Filipino CNO: ‘I hope people see me and realise they can do it too’
More than 25,000 nurses who are educated in the Philippines work in the NHS, but Oliver Soriano is the first to make it to the top.
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What I do at work: forensic nurse specialist
From gathering vital evidence to carrying out mental state examinations, Jessica explains what an average week as a Clinical Lead Nurse for Sexual Assault Response Coordination Services looks like
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‘Wherever there are leaders, there must be followers’
Paul explains the principle of followship and how it’s proved essential in nursing’s response to COVID-19
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Can new nurses be leaders?
Every student and newly registered nurse has the potential to lead and influence, says Craig Davidson
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Nursing associate apprentices in care homes: ‘It’s inspired other employees’
A pioneering nurse associate apprenticeship scheme at this care home group is tackling recruitment, retention and career progression
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How to wind down to sleep
It’s not always easy to switch off and get a good night’s sleep, but it’s essential for wellbeing. Find out how you can you aid better sleep and what to do if you’re struggling to nod off at night.
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Five ways to boost your career by being on an RCN committee
Five ways to boost your career by being on an RCN committee
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Step into the spotlight: what can nursing staff bring to leadership roles usually held by GPs?
After working in general practice for more than 20 years, Queen's Nurse Jenny is now a clinical director, a role many assumed would go to a GP.
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Five ways to combat compassion fatigue
Five ways to combat compassion fatigue
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What's it like being an independent practitioner?
After more than 20 years working in occupational health, Tracie Mckelvie decided to become an independent practitioner, working with a wide range of clients.
