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Health Care Assistant:
... March I applied to be a healthcare assistant (hca), with the nearby nhs hospital trust, after waiting for all the health assessments, crb checks, references, compulsory courses to be completed, last weekend I finally undertook my two compulsory shadow shifts at the hospital. I was fairly nervous about doing these, as I have not worked for a while, and the hospital seemed extremely daunting as it is a very large ... Read the full review: MY SHADOW SHIFT EXPERIENCE AS A HCA by Laluhen |
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Adult Nurse Profession / Occupation / Write here only if you have personal experience of working as an adult nurse. Why did you decide to become one? What are your qualifications? What are the ups and downs of the profession? overall rating  11 reviews
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Health Care Assistant Profession / Occupation / A Health Care Assistant is a vital member of the nursing team on any ward in any hospital, often undertaking more hands-on care of the patient than the trained nurse overall rating  6 reviews
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Dental Nurses Profession / Occupation / Dental nurses provide assistance to dentists, and other dental care professionals, throughout a patient’s visit. overall rating  6 reviews
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Midwife Profession / Occupation / Write here only if you have personal experience of working as a midwife. Why did you decide to become one? What are your qualifications? What are the ups and downs of the profession? overall rating  3 reviews
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Reflexologist Profession / Occupation / Write here only if you have personal experience of working as a reflexologist. Why did you decide to become one? What are your qualifications? What are the ups and downs of the profession? overall rating  2 reviews
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Dental Hygienist Profession / Occupation / Dental hygienists remove soft and hard deposits from teeth, teach patients how to practice good oral hygiene, and provide other preventive dental care. Hygienists examine patients’ teeth and gums, recording the presence of diseases or abnormalities. They remove calculus, stains, and plaque... overall rating  1 review
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Speech and Language Therapist Profession / Occupation / Write here only if you have personal experience of working as a speech therapist. Why did you decide to become one? What are your qualifications? What are the ups and downs of the profession? |
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Research Psychologist Profession / Occupation / Write here only if you have personal experience of working as an architect. Why did you decide to become one? What are your qualifications? What are the ups and downs of the profession? |
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Mental Health Nurse Profession / Occupation / Write here only if you have personal experience of working as a mental health nurse. Why did you decide to become one? What are your qualifications? What are the ups and downs of the profession? |
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Children's Nurse Profession / Occupation / Write here only if you have personal experience of working as a children's nurse. Why did you decide to become one? What are your qualifications? What are the ups and downs of the profession? |
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Adult Nurse ... have been a registered nurse for almost 8 years now. I began my training at 18, qualified at 21 and have never looked back. I think I always new this was what I wanted to do, my family tell me that I told everyone I wanted to be a nurse when I got my first dressing up outfit at about 5 years old. The academic requirements for the advanced diploma which I did were at least 5 GCSE s at C or above, and to be 17.5 years or older at the time you start studying. If you follow the link I will paste underneath this site can give people wanting to be a nurse some good information on all the options available to you. http://www.nhscareers.nhs.uk/details/Default.aspx?Id=1941 ... Read the full review: Adult Nursing-why I love my job by Lunar13 |
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Reflexologist ... have spent much of my working life in advertising but six years ago I decided to get out of the rat race and train to do something completely different. A holistic therapies course at our local college seemed to fit the bill. It was a year long course including physiology, anatomy, aromatherapy and reflexology. The whole course was interesting but I soon realised that I had a talent for reflexology and that I loved doing it. To be a professional reflexologist you need to take a properly accredited course because, without that, you will not be able to get insurance to practise. There are no laws as such (at present) that stop you practising without qualification... Read the full review: Getting a Foot In The Door With Reflexology by janharper |
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Reflexologist ... of you who have read my review on "self employment" will know that I changed career a few years ago, and embarked upon a new venture. I became a complementary therapist, and reflexology was one of my main treatments, and the one that I enjoyed the most. What is reflexology? Reflexology is an ancient way of treating the body s imbalances by gentle working of the feet. It can also be carried out on the hands, and on the face. Every part of the body, including organs, hormones, joints, etc is represented in the feet. The foot is divided into "zones" and by working a particular zone, you are indirectly working the corresponding part of the body... Read the full review: Fancy footwork! by hypno06 |
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