Reid launches new NHS recruitment drive, UK
UK - A new nationwide drive to recruit NHS staff of the future was launched today by Secretary of Health, United Kingdom, John Reid. NHS Job Shop day includes 220 events taking place across the country or around 23 September. About 150 job centers across England will also conduct special events SNS September 23 as part of NHS day workshop. For the first time the recruitment campaign will focus on the more than 50 years and are contemplating a career change late in life. The device comes in the back of the NHS being named last week as one of the largest employers in the country.The Times Top 100 Graduate Careers Survey listed on the NHS last years ninth place to fifth and 27 in 2002.A record number of staff and join the NHS. Since 1997, more than 77,000 nurses and more than
19,000 new doctors have joined the NHS. To commemorate the Day of the NHS Job Shop, NHS Careers is launching two new sites and interesting experience bright future offers a range of professions in the NHS but particularly designed to appeal to two different groups. Experience counts in the elderly who could put their existing skills in the NHS, while a better future for young people, including graduates and graduates.Both sites have a multitude of stories of people who currently work in the NHS that inspire visitors to consider sites that will join the team.Health Secretary John Reid said: Has there ever been a better time to work within the NHS. The NHS can offer a great career for young people and those who have more experience with jobs that match the lives of peoplearound and a great development potential. NHS Job Shop Day enables people of all ages and experience to meet and talk with local staff face to face on their career, and the benefits of working in the NHS today, such as flexible working and training opportunities. The new websites provide valuable information for both groups of people who are vital to the NHS.The youth, who form the backbone of the NHS workforce in the
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