Claire is a staff nurse at the Heart of England NHS Trust and is very passionate about her job. She has only been qualified for about 6 months at the time of the interview, but her passion for nursing is very evident in the interview.
She also discusses her role as a Caremaker which you can also read about at
should you wish to become involved.
Another podcast was mentioned, one by Adam Roxby, called
so you can click on the link to go to iTunes.
Another very interesting podcast. Do you remember your experiences as a student or new staff nurse. I certainly do and could relate to a lot of what Claire said. Get in touch if you want to share anything or add to the conversation. It would be great to hear from you.
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