On finishing with firsts. Unfortunately she can't afford to come on the Turf these days, all her time is spent with a second job along with the unpaid placements that student nurses have to undertake to pay the ridiculous rents demanded by landlords in university areas. Hannah is expected to fork out £585 a month along with the four other students she shares the small terrace with in York.

Well done, as much as its hard work and underpaid, and undervalued by many sections of society, its still a great profession

I started my training at 23 and have been qualified 9 years now. Ive never regretted going into Nursing. Yes there is a lot of bad bits but there is so much variety, if you don't like one area its very easy to move. Also anyone that sticks around long enough gets promoted pretty swiftly these days.

Disgusting from the Landlords Morpheus 2.. They need taking to task and then given a good beating the robbing "xxxxing"xxxxs "

i think when i trained i was paying about 90 quid a week for a dump in hyde park in Leeds. Luckily when i trained i still got the bursary (tories decided that scraping that would encourage 50k more nurses into the profession). I still had to work but was only the odd Sunday working as a HCA for fairly decent tax free money as a student.

there is nothing more compelling, nor more smug than a proud father. We are what we are and our daughters are special

Yep, dunno how some landlords sleep at night.

Congratulations to your daughter. Some achievement, that. Bundles and bundles of passion, determination, intelligence and compassion for a job like that (an undervalued one too) which I'm sure she has in spades and spades.

My daughter loves her nursing job. New challenges every day and really making a difference to people’s lives. There is a huge amount of overtime but that gives her a very respectable salary.

Congratulations, if they were on double the money they are now they would still be underpaid, true heroes.

Brilliant, well done to her.

Congratulations to her and the journey to being an Allied Health Professional.

I've worked for the NHS myself as a Band 2 and 3 HCA before I did my training as a Speech & Language Therapist where I now oversee a caseload of complex children and young people for their communication disorders.

These industries are amazing places to work with some great people. Very challenging, but very rewarding.

It's international beer day today mate so grab yourself a beer and raise a glass to her.

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Congratulations to your daughter on her super achievements.
You are spot on to share her story on this message board to fellow Clarets.
You must be one very proud father Morpheus2

Fabulous, and inspiring to all

bfcjg wrote: ↑

Fri Aug 05, 2022 7:27 pm

Congratulations, if they were on double the money they are now they would still be underpaid, true heroes.

Landlords?

timshorts wrote: ↑

Fri Aug 05, 2022 8:23 pm

Landlords?

Inchy wrote: ↑

Fri Aug 05, 2022 6:54 pm

Well done, as much as its hard work and underpaid, and undervalued by many sections of society, its still a great profession

I started my training at 23 and have been qualified 9 years now. Ive never regretted going into Nursing. Yes there is a lot of bad bits but there is so much variety, if you don't like one area its very easy to move. Also anyone that sticks around long enough gets promoted pretty swiftly these days.

Better than working for Tricon I'll bet

Well done Hannah!

Absolutely brilliant and well done for all the hard work you’ve put in to get this far. My wife and I are delighted for you and hope you have a wonderful career going forward. Your parents will be very proud of you and rightly so.

Snap, I'm so proud of my daughter (My daughter ask me to cover her identity up) the unpaid placements that student nurses have to are a bit of a killer but it will be worth it in the end.

AGENT. Yes you should be very proud of your daughter too. We hope she also goes on to have a wonderful and fulfilling career.

Well done !

Well done , keep it going,

Good on her, you must be very proud, and rightly so. My life changed for good the day my daughter was born and I’m sure it’s the same for you.

Another super young lady
Well done for your excellent achievements.
Another righty proud Dad . AGENT _CLARET.

AGENT_CLARET wrote: ↑

Sat Aug 06, 2022 7:50 am

Snap, I'm so proud of my daughter (My daughter ask me to cover her identity up) the unpaid placements that student nurses have to are a bit of a killer but it will be worth it in the end.

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The placements are hard work for our girls. Hannah knew what she was getting into at the time, her first year was badly disrupted by lockdown but she's stuck to her guns and I'm proud of her and I know that she is going to be a useful addition to society.

Can we please stop putting pictures of young Ladies in nurses uniforms on here.

It's proper distracting.

Proud Dad and rightly so