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Healthcare support worker recruitment day
Saturday 25th June 2022
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Apple - Staff Nurse
Apple works on one of our Care of the Elderly wards. Hear more about Apple's experiences here.
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Jay Jay - Practice Lead Nurse
Hear from Jay Jay, one of our Practice Lead Nurses talk about his overseas experience.
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Mignon - Specialist HPB support nurse
Mignon came to CUH from the Philippines in May 2016 and undertook the OSCE preparation programme.
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Abishag 'Abi' - Clinical Training Manager
Chinese Philosopher – Lao Tsu once said – “A journey of a thousand miles begins with one step”. Here I am, 6,754 miles away from my home back in the Philippines and my journey is only beginning as I am constantly learning every day.
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Ron - Clinical Education Facilitator
The epitome of my career in the Philippines was when after almost a whole year of hard work, I finally qualified for sponsorship to practice nursing here in the U.K. At first, it was a mix of being terrified and excitement that I felt – terrified because I was leaving my comfort zone and excited because of the prospect of being able to develop my career and myself in the U.K. whilst also learning a completely new culture and way of working.
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Apple - Staff Nurse
Apple works on one of our Care of the Elderly wards. Hear more about Apple's experiences here.
Jay Jay - Practice Lead Nurse
Hear from Jay Jay, one of our Practice Lead Nurses talk about his overseas experience.
Mignon - Specialist HPB support nurse
Mignon came to CUH from the Philippines in May 2016 and undertook the OSCE preparation programme.
Abishag 'Abi' - Clinical Training Manager
Chinese Philosopher – Lao Tsu once said – “A journey of a thousand miles begins with one step”. Here I am, 6,754 miles away from my home back in the Philippines and my journey is only beginning as I am constantly learning every day.
Ron - Clinical Education Facilitator
The epitome of my career in the Philippines was when after almost a whole year of hard work, I finally qualified for sponsorship to practice nursing here in the U.K. At first, it was a mix of being terrified and excitement that I felt – terrified because I was leaving my comfort zone and excited because of the prospect of being able to develop my career and myself in the U.K. whilst also learning a completely new culture and way of working.