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New Year, New Career – become a nurse with Brighton in Jan 2018.

Clinical Skills and Simulation Suite, Falmer

Nursing is a demanding career but in return it can give you real job satisfaction and a wide range of career opportunities, it takes commitment, intellectual ability, a desire to care for others, compassion and teamwork to be a nurse.

At Brighton you will spend 50% of your time gaining professional experience through placements with local NHS Trusts, private and voluntary organisations. 

 You will participate in simulation learning in our well-equipped clinical skills and simulation facilities, allowing you to apply theory to practice in a supported environment.

 

 

Nursing and paramedic students learning together in the Simbulance – an ambulance equipped to simulate real life scenarios for practice learning

Our focus on interdisciplinary learning enriches your experience whilst preparing you for professional practice. By sharing knowledge and expertise with other health students you are well prepared for the multi-disciplinary teams found in modern healthcare practice.

 

At Brighton, we will give you everything you need to be a confident  nurse as you start your rewarding nursing career. Many of our graduates leave university with a firm offer of employment from their sponsoring trust, and our employment rates are high, with 97% of our adult nursing graduates in work or study within 6 months of finishing the course (DHLE 2017).  

 

Already have a degree?  Many of our applications come from graduates who already have a degree in another subject, you can also apply and access a second student loan for our accredited Nursing (Adult) BSc course.

 “Coming into nursing after my degree in English Literature felt a bit daunting at first, as they’re two very different worlds; however I quickly found that a lot of the skills and academic techniques I learnt were transferable. Nursing, like any degree, is largely about critical thinking, so the ability to question and think around subjects is vital both in university and out in practice.” 

Olly Hunt, Adult Nursing BSc(Hons) graduate, 2017.

Apply now  and you could start your nursing career with us on the 29th January 2018.

 

adult nursingBrighton and Sussex Hospitals NHS TrustHealthHealth ScienceshealthcareNHSNursingSussex Community NHS Foundation TrustSussex Partnership NHS Trust

Kerry Burnett • 22/12/2017


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