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Neonatal nurses care for newborn babies who have been born prematurely or with health conditions, complications or illnesses. Neonatal nurses usually work in specialist neonatal units but some may also work in the community. Neonatal nurses have a range of roles and responsibilities, which include monitoring the condition of newborn babies, carrying out tests, using [...]

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Many of those in neonatal nursing jobs may decide that they want to go and work abroad either for a short-term placement or as a more permanent career move. Nursing is essentially the same in many countries but there are obvious differences between working in the UK and working in other countries around the world. [...]

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There is currently a shortage of those in neonatal nursing jobs in the UK and many trusts have vacancies for neonatal nurses. Where can I find details of job vacancies? If you are looking for neonatal nursing jobs, there are variety of different places and resources you can use, including: The NHS website: the website [...]

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What qualifications do I need to get onto a nursing course? In order to work as a nurse for the NHS, it is essential to register with the Nursing and Midwifery Council. To do this, you must first complete a diploma or degree in nursing. The entry requirements may vary according to the individual institution, [...]

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Your CV is really important, whether you are looking for neonatal nursing jobs or another role in nursing, because most employers look at candidates’ CVs before they decide who they want to interview. If your CV is poor, you may not get the opportunity to sell yourself at an interview. What should my CV include? [...]

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