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The NHS (National Health Service) in the UK is one of the largest medical employers in the globe. Nurses who are employed in this gigantic institution will definitely have daily interaction with lots of different patients nurturing them and providing various treatments.
A NHS nurse entails hard work and stamina as you are employed with the biggest institutions in the medical industry. There are a several available nursing positions in NHS which ranges from pediatric nurses to district nurses who works in the field performing community visits to sick patients in their own homes.
NHS nurse mostly work around 37.5 hours weekly. They may also work during nighttime, holidays and weekends in shift. Working overtime on the hospital or in a private sector is also possible.
In order to work as a NHS nurse, candidates are encouraged to accomplish a bachelor’s degree in nursing or a nursing diploma in any specialized field in nursing and should also obtain police check or police clearance.
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