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Nurses in higher demand?
19/11/09
It could be my imagination, but it seems to me that nurses are in higher demand than they have been over the last year.
The UK is screaming out for Irish Nurses in particular. Unfortunately the weakening of sterling has made it less attractive for Irish nurses from a financial aspect. There does remain though, the fact that the NHS is generally a much nicer system to work under than the HSE. It’s not all bad here though. And we are seeing nursing jobs begin to spring up despite the continued ban on recruitment. Most of these jobs are private sector.
Nursing as a profession can be deeply rewarding, but threat of pay cuts and harder working conditions make it ever less attractive to school leavers, or even those who have been working as nurses for years.
It is hard work and it is sometimes dangerous work. The plain truth of it is that nurses will always be in demand. There will never be a time when this country is without nurses. Just a few short years ago we were importing nurses because we could not find enough nurses to cope. As our population ages we are going to need greater numbers of nurses again. The cosmopolitan environment that exists in our hospitals, hospices, homes and clinics has doubtless been instrumental in aiding with cultural integration in this previously secular country.
Nurses have a lot to be proud of. The contribution made by nurses to society is one that the nation should be eternally grateful for. I know that nurses feel persecuted by the government, by cutbacks and by heavier workloads. I think we may be reaching the bottom of the recessionary curve now though. Things are looking up.
Have a look at some of the nursing jobs on offer!
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