How do international nurses transition from HCA to Registered Nurse
Are you a healthcare assistant interested in becoming a registered nurse? This blog is for you. There is no doubt …
How to Become a theatre nurse in the UK
Do you already have a successful nursing career but are interested in becoming a theatre nurse in the UK? This …
Here’s what you should do after receiving the NHS offer letter
Congratulations on receiving your NHS offer letter! Wait, but what do you do next? Well, there are a few processes …
Tips for writing a medical CV for the NHS
When it comes to applying for a nursing job in the UK and securing a place within the NHS, the …
Here’s How to Prepare References for an NHS Application
The NHS (National Health Service) is the largest employer in the UK employing nursing professionals from all over the world. …
Understanding the NHS Nursing Banding System
The NHS nursing banding system was created to ensure a clear system for nursing pay. Below is a description of …
A Guide to Live and Work in Manchester for Nurses
Manchester is the second-largest city in the United Kingdom with a population of around 2.68 million. It is ranked as …
Everything You Need to Know about a Skilled Worker Health and Care Dependent Visa
Nothing compares to the excitement you feel when you are offered an overseas nursing job in the UK NHS. While …
5 Steps to Apply for a Tier 2 Visa
Congratulations on getting the NHS nursing job you’ve always dreamed of. Finding the right job is never easy, and when …
The Top 5 Benefits of Working as a Nurse in the UK?
Within the NHS, each nurse receives a salary according to their skills, abilities and work responsibilities. If you choose to pursue a nursing career in the UK, rest assured, you will be financially secure. Nurses just starting their careers receive a minimum salary of £24K a year. You will also receive a generous pension scheme and a variety of discounts including transport, accommodation and children’s education. …