Nursing Personnel’s quick tips to get you registered and working with us within a week of interview

Interviews can be a daunting prospect for many, which is why Nursing Personnel regard it as more of a face to face meeting allowing you the opportunity to get to know us. Here are some key tips to help you feel confident and prepared to start working with us within a week of interview.

Step 1: Registering

• Registering with nursing personnel is a very easy and quick process. Just visit our website and fill in your contact details in less than a minute.
• Once registered one of our friendly registration team members will contact you to discuss your needs and begin the process of helping you find that perfect role.

• Happy and ready to get started? The next step is to book your face to face meeting, you can book this via logging into the portal or downloading our MPP App.

Step 2: Preparing for the face to face meeting

• Print our Interview Document Checklist (IDC) you can find this in your booking conformation email.
• Our IDC is like gold, so don’t lose it but use it. Check you have everything on this list before coming to see our clinical nurse team member who will conduct the face to face meeting.
• Relax and remember to breath. There is no need to be nervous.
• Have examples of your day to day duties, our face to face meeting isn’t about catching you out we just want to know what experience you have.
• Talk to your interviewer, we want you to work with us so have questions prepared to ask us. This could be locations available, rates or benefits we provide.

Step 3: What’s next?

• You’ve had a great face to face meeting with our clinical team and you’re exited to join Nursing Personnel’s hard working, dedicated and above all wonderful team. So what’s next?
• After the face to face meeting, re-check your IDC and make sure you have brought everything you needed. Your interviewer will tell you if there is anything missing that we still need.
• Once you have completed all the necessary forms and shown us everything we need you can sit back and relax. Our registration team will work hard at completing your registration and making you live with Nursing Personnel.

What are you waiting for? Register now and let our amazing friendly team kick start your career with Nursing Personnel.

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Nursing Personnel HQ Bake-Off

Who knew the Nursing Personnel HQ were full of hidden bakers, as the Great British Bake Off returned to our screens we wanted to get in on the fun and decided to create the ultimate office bake-off here at the Nursing Personnel London office.

Paul and Mary would be proud of our passionate team of bakers as they could easily pass off as contestants on the show. The team tasted and created some amazing sponges, medical themed biscuits, a giant eyeball cake and glittertastic cupcakes. Caswell from our North booking team blew away the judges with his creative cupcakes and won a hamper. Noura who works in the East Midlands booking team came second with her marvellous marble masterpiece and Veruchia our lovely clinical nurse interviewer won third place with her ‘blood oozing giant eyeball cake’

See below for some of Nursing Personnel’s showstopper bakes.

Blood Cancer Awareness Month

Did you know that Blood cancer is the 3^rd biggest cancer in the UK? Nursing Personnel want to help raise awareness. Blood cancer claims the lives of 14,000 people every year in the UK, claiming more lives than more well known cancers such as breast and prostate cancer.

So what is blood cancer?

Blood cancer is when something goes wrong with the development of blood cells. This means your blood cells stop doing normal things such as fighting off infections. There are over a 100 different types of blood cancer with three main groups’ leukaemia, lymphoma and myeloma. Blood cancer isn’t limited to age either, anyone can get blood cancer at any point in their lives, but it is the most common type of cancer in young adults and children.

What are the symptoms and signs of blood cancer?

The symptoms of blood cancer are very common and can be often mistaken for colds or flu. It is very important that you talk to your GP if symptoms last for an unusual amount of time.

Symptoms consist of:

• Tiredness
• Night sweats
• Bruising
• Headaches
• Sickness
• High temperature

How can you help raise awareness?

Let’s all raise awareness together, we want more people to know and understand the severity of blood cancer and begin saving lives.

First steps to raising awareness is talking about blood cancer, due to the lack of knowledge people have of blood cancer they may not always seek medical attention. Let’s get people talking on social media with #TalkAboutBloodCancer and spread the word.

Step two: Help bloodwise.org.uk raise money and fund research desperately needed.

For more information on facts and how to help fund please visit www.bloodwise.org.uk

Nursing Personnel at the RCN Bulletin Jobs Fair London 2016

Nursing Personnel were delighted to be exhibiting at the annual RCN Bulletin Job Fair held in London on 1^st and 2^nd September 2016. We met some wonderful clinical staff and really enjoyed discussing the benefits of Nursing Personnel to the many dedicated health care support assistants, mental health nurses and general nurses who visited us. It was most definitely a busy two days, but we wouldn’t have had it any other way.

If you didn’t get the chance to visit our stand, you can find out more about the amazing benefits we have to offer here.

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