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Representing nurses and health care practitioners from Harrogate to Hull and from Selby to Sheffield, the RCN in Yorkshire and the Humber depends on its 34,000 members to help promote excellence in practice and shape regional health policies.

You can get more involved in your RCN by attending branch meetings, joining a regional network or professional forum or just by getting in touch with the regional office to find out more.

The backbone of our support for members is provided by our regional representatives, these are people who start out as ordinary members and decide to take up our comprehensive training and support in order to promote excellent practice and work with employers to support their colleagues. Becoming a rep is an excellent way of getting more involved in our work.

There are six branches and every RCN member is automatically a member of their nearest branch. You are welcome to attend meetings to meet other members and find out more about local activity. You can find out which branch you belong to by checking your details in MyRCN.

If you're reading this and you're not yet a member of the RCN, then join today.

RCN reps

Being a rep can be one of the most fulfilling activities you can undertake. Fully supported by the RCN at every turn, we will equip you with the skills and knowledge to represent your colleagues and your region.

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Branches

Keep up to date and help shape the RCN by attending one of your local branch meetings.

Regional networks

Meet other RCN members and share your ideas by joining one of our networks.

Representing nurses and health care practitioners from Harrogate to Hull and from Selby to Sheffield, the RCN in Yorkshire and the Humber depends on its 34,000 members to help promote excellence in practice and shape regional health policies.

You can get more involved in your RCN by attending branch meetings, joining a regional network or professional forum or just by getting in touch with the regional office to find out more.

RCN reps

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