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New Summer Jobs at Nursing Services of the UK |
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A range of short and longer term nursing assignments are available across the UK within NHS Trusts, private hospitals, nursing homes and with other healthcare providers. Nursing Services of the UK is featuring a selection of these positions on its web site at www.nsofuk.com - candidates can register for nursing agency jobs for free to find out more information: www.a24connect.co.uk
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Winter Weather brings surge in Demand for Agency Nurses |
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| With many doctors and nurses struggling to get into work because of the snow and ice on the roads, there has been a major surge in demand for the temporary nurses supplied by Nursing Services of the UK. The nursing agency can find jobs for nurses of all specialisations and is arranging accommodation options where an agency nurse is willing to remain at an NHS hospital and complete further shifts until the snow clears. |
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Swine Flu |
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Message from NHS Purchasing concerning Agency staff – Frontline Swine Flu immunization programme.
NHS Employers have not issued any guidance regarding agency staff. We will be seeking guidance from them and will forward this on to you when received. In the meantime we would expect anyone who considered themselves to be at risk to approach their GP or the substantive NHS trust that they are working in.
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Nursing Services of the UK saves South African Football Team |
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| Nursing Services of the UK stepped in and paid for the air travel for the South African football team today when their government funding was suddenly withdrawn for the flight of the 10-man squad to the Homeless World Cup in Italy next week. Once homeless herself, managing director Penny Streeter’s company A24 Group is a major investor in South Africa. |
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A third of nurses may refuse to have the swine flu jab |
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| According to a poll by 'Nursing Times' magazine, one third of UK nurses may refuse to have the swine flu jab. Of 1,500 readers, 30 per cent would not say 'yes' to the vaccine, while 33 per cent said 'maybe'. Just 37 per cent said that they would definitely have the jab. |
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