
We hold a number of courses and events throughout the year to listen to feedback from our colleagues and provide updates on the latest news, developments, training and recruitment. We also offer training programmes and courses for external colleagues.
You can find out more about events currently planned for the year below.
The courses and events listed below are open to internal NUH staff only. If you have any questions please don't hesitate to get in touch with us - instituteofexcellence@nuh.nhs.uk
Come along to our one day inclusive talent development workshop to discuss (these workshops are only for Nursing and Midwifery staff):
This day is for all band 5 Nurses and AHPs who are ready to take the next step in their career journey!
The dates and venues for the Aspiring Band 6/Deputy Ward Manager/Leader/Sister Workshops are:
*Please note that places are restricted and will therefore be on a first come first serve basis
Come along to our one day induction day to discuss:
You must (these induction days are only for Nursing and Midwifery Staff):
The dates and venues for the Band 7/Ward Manager/Leader/Sister Induction Days are:
*Please note that places are limited and will therefore be on a first come first serve basis
These half days are specifically designed for you as Deputy Ward Sister/Team Leaders’. It is an opportunity to network, learn and grow with your peers. These days will include professional updates from senior leaders, opportunity to learn more about other current Trust priorities towards the delivery of our nursing and midwifery and AHP strategic plans. Come along and find out more, share your views and influence developments as Deputy team/ward leaders.
Come and join us at the Lecture Theatre, PGEC Centre at City Hospital on the following dates: (Please only book onto ONE of the two dates)
Would you like to influence the future development of career pathways for Nurses and Midwives at NUH? You will develop your knowledge and actively contribute to raising awareness of an area of practice to ensure the delivery of safe and harm-free fundamental care.
We are seeking 26 motivated early career nurses and midwives to undertake a clinical leadership development opportunity.
Excellence in Care Focus
Select an area to focus on from the following options:
(Please note applicants must have completed their first year of preceptorship to be eligible to apply)
There are two cohorts available for this years ECLF, you must be available to attend every date in your cohort.
Dates for ECLF Cohort 1 and 2
Cohort 1 | Cohort 2 | |
Day 1 | 15th March 2024 | 19th March 2024 |
Day 2 | 8th April 2024 - QSIR Training | |
Day 3 | 28th May 2024 - Drop in session | |
Day 4 | 18th June 2024 | 20th June 2024 |
Day 5 | 23rd July 2024 | 25th July 2024 |
Day 6 | 13th August 2024 - Drop in session | |
Day 7 | 7th October 2024 |
These half days are specify designed for you as Nursing, Midwifery and AHP Ward/Team Leader to network, learn and grow with your peers. These days will include professional updates from senior leaders, opportunity to learn more about other current Trust priorities towards the delivery of our nursing and midwifery and AHP strategic plans. Come along and find out more, share your views and influence developments.
Come and join us at the Lecture Theatre, PGEC Centre at City Hospital on the following dates: (Please only book onto ONE of the two dates below)
Whether you are a Newly Qualified Nurse/Nursing associate/International Nurse/Return to Practice Nurse, or new to acute care settings at NUH, we can offer you support and guidance during your transition as an autonomous professional on your Preceptorship.
Below is a list of some of the things we can cover, but we would also just love the opportunity to chat to you and get to know you a little better.
• Preceptorship and pastoral support at NUH
• Support on role related packages – ECG,, Medicine Management and IV package
• Rotational opportunities at the Trust
• Clinical Supervision
• A to E assessment scenarios
• Discussion on recognition of patient deterioration
Who is the training for?
This is for any registered healthcare professional - Nursing Associates, Registered Nurse (any field), Midwives, Operating Department Practitioners, AHPs.
What is the training for?
This training is aimed at new Practice Supervisors who will be supporting learners (student nurses, trainee nursing associates, student midwives, and newly registered practitioners) in clinical practice. This training will introduce candidates to the Future Nurse standards and provide them with the information required to support learners in practice effectively. This training will introduce candidates to Preceptorship at NUH.
To gain the Practice Supervisor qualification, candidates must:
Study hours and mode of delivery
We recommend that candidates have 15 hours of study day in total.
**Please note that the independent study day can be given before or after the taught session. The activities within the digital workbook are additional content and information, therefore should not affect the candidate’s ability to complete the activities prior to attending the taught session.**
Who is the training for?
This training is for any registered professional - Registered Nurse (any field), Midwives, and Operating Department Practitioners who have previously undertaken a NMC approved qualification (ENB 997/998, SLAiP).
What is the training for?
The training will introduce candidates to the new NMC SSSA and the Future Nurse standards.
Study hours and mode of delivery
These taught sessions are 1.5 hours via MS Teams
Upcoming Dates in 2024
Who is the training for?
This session is for nurses who have previously undertaken a NMC approved SSSA Supervisor Training and possess a Practice Supervisor qualification.
What is the training for?
The training is for existing Practice Supervisors who would like to progress on to become Practice Assessors. The training will include interactive activities and discussions around supporting an underperforming student, difficult conversations, values and behaviours and action planning.
Study hours and mode of delivery
These taught sessions are 1.5 hours via MS Teams
Upcoming dates
Book now - please email STUDENTPLACEMENTS@nuh.nhs.uk to book a place on the webinar.