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Inspirational Stories

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Bette is a mental health nurse who has gone on to become a team leader for a community team and day hospital. She currently works at Ards Hospital. She completed her Registed Mental Health Nurse (RMN) training at Holywell on an 18 month course. She also undertook her diploma and degree BSc Hons Professional Develpoment in Nursing at University of Ulster Jordanstown. Has it been all of these? Yes and much, much more. Nursing is hard work mentally and physically but also extremely rewarding when you ha...

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Direct Entry (3 years) Midwifery

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A registered nurse." /. There are two main routes open to undergraduates when they want to become a Midwife. The 3 year direct entry course should be chosen if you are NOT. A registered nurse and want to make the switch to midwifery please look at the. What is the Entry Criteria? A 3 A-level target of BCC or 2 A-level target AB is necessary. 5 GCSEs at grades A to C including English langauge, Mathematics and a Science subject. How do I apply? School of Nursing and Midwifery. Queen's University of Belfast.

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How to Apply

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BSc Honours/Diploma in Nursing. For more information visit:. University of Ulster (Coleraine and Magee). BSc Hons Nursing (Adult). For more information visit:. University of Ulster Website. Alternative Entry - Open University. If you are employed as a work assistant or support worker then your employer can sponsor a group of nursing assistants to undertake a part-time diploma in higher education at the Open University in Belfast. For more information visit:. BSc Honours/Diploma in Nursing. Request for ap...

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Bursary Information

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Students applying for a pre-registration nursing or direct entry midwifery course in Northern Ireland may be eligible for an HSC bursary. The bursary is intended to assist with daily living costs incurred while you are training and is awarded for each year of the three year course; it will normally be paid in monthly instalments. Application for a Bursary. Download bursary rates for 2015/2016. You may be eligible to claim this allowance for a partner, other adult or children who are financially dependent...

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Links

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Department of Health, Social Services and Public Safety Northern Ireland. Belfast Health and Social Care Trust. Northern Health and Social Care Trust. South Eastern Health and Social Care Trust. Southern Health and Social Care Trust. Western Health and Social Care Trust. North West Regional College. South East Regional College. South West Regional College. Department of Employment and Learning Northern Ireland. Jobs and Careers in Northern Ireland. For information on Bursary Funding:.

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Mental Health Nursing

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What is Mental Health Nursing? As many as one in five people in Northern Ireland are thought to develop some form of mental health problem over their lifetime. Mental health nurses can provide care for individuals with personality or psychological disorders. Mental Health NMC Information Sheet. Who do Mental Health Nurses Work With? What skills and qualities would I need? The Mental health nurses’ health care environment is complex and challenging yet very rewarding, so you need:. University of Ulster (M...

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Clinical Practice | NIPEC

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Health and Social Care. Working in Health and Social Care. Why Nursing and Midwifery. Thinking About Your Career. Clinical Practice Career Pathway. Whether you are a nurse or midwife thinking about progressing further along the clinical practice career pathway, or wishing to work at a specialist or advanced practice level, the links on the right will provide information on the next steps to take. The Clinical Practice Career Pathway is demonstrated in the diagram below. Useful Links and Resources. 16 Sen...

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Inspirational Stories

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Kyle is a successful midwife working at the Ulster Hospital in Dondonald. He had previously worked in I.T. and decided he wanted to make the change to Midwifery. Kyle became a midwife through the Direct Entry (3 Years). Course in Midwifery Sciences at Queen's University Belfast. He started the course in September 2004. His story tells us about why he changed his direction in life and decided to study for a career in midwifery. What has amazed me most is that I have never had a mother say that she would p...

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Bert has been involved in Learning Disability Nursing for the last 25 years. From starting out as a volunteer. He has had an exciting career and he now holds the position of Ward Manager at Muckamore Hospital. His dedication to his work led to him previously being nominated for the Nurse of the Year Awards in the Patient Nominated category and he recieved a commendation. To become a Learning Disability Nurse visit the Learning Disability Nursing. Section to find out more information. Muckamore opened up ...

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Nursing

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Nursing offers you a career that is varied, interesting and rewarding; each day providing you with different challenges and opportunities. If you are interested in caring for people and have excellent communication and problem solving skills then nursing is for you. What does a Nurse do? A career in nursing will offer you a wealth of opportunities to develop your skills, knowledge and expertise while at the same time allowing you to help people improve their lives in their times of need. 21,000 - 27,000.