If you are new to Anaesthetics and Recovery nursing, you may find the following Associations for nurses helpful. We have listed both the Irish and Uk Anaesthetic & Recovery Nurses Association

BARNA (British Anaesthetic & Recovery Nurses Association) 

http://www.barna.co.uk/

BARNA (British Anaesthetic & Recovery Nurses Association)  established in 1987 in the Midlands as a specialist organisation catering for recovery and anaesthetic nurses who were not represented by any other association. BARNA became the UK representative for the International Federation of Nurse Anaethetists in 1993 and has long represented the view that non-physician provision of anaesthetics would be practical in UK. Membership includes nurses, ODP’s and doctors involved in the provision of care in the anaestheti ... Read More »

Birmingham Community Nursing Opportunities: Open Day

25th September 2008 at our Midlands Office

Please come along to discuss with our staff a wide range of opportunities for Registered Nurses.

We are particularly keen to meet nurses interested in both clinical assignments (specialist areas such Theatre, ITU and Community) and positions that combine your nursing skills with office/clinic based advisory skills. 

Our client is an international company recently re-located to Birmingham.

 Where: Health Professionals, Basepoint Business Centre, Bromsgrove, B60 3ET

Date and Time: 25th September, 2008 between 11am and 4pm

 Visit the sample job role below:

Read More »

Combine your community nursing skills within a new commercial environment

Greetings, We are planning an Open Evening in September 2008 at our London Knightsbridge Offices  for registered nurses living and working in London.

Our last such Open Evening was a great success as it provided a forum for nurses to share information on nursing assignments and their experience of living and working as nurses in the Capital.

If you would like to come along, please visit our website nearer the time for dates and times of our London Event for Nurses.