Health Education England (HEE) exists for one reason only: to support the delivery of excellent healthcare and health improvement to the patients and public of England by ensuring that the workforce of today and tomorrow has the right numbers, skills, values and behaviours, at the right time and in the right place.
New plans for dental training reform in England to tackle inequalities in patient oral health
21 September 2021
An ambitious four-year plan to develop a workforce more able to address oral health inequalities across the population by reforming dental education and training, was published today by Health Educ
Re-appointment for HEE Chair and board members
20 September 2021
Sir David Behan, chair of HEE and his non-executive colleagues on the board, Dr Liz Mear and Professor Andrew George, have been appointed for another term by the Department of Health and Social Car
Call for NHS Ambassadors to inspire young people
13 September 2021
Health and care professionals are being asked to sign up as NHS Ambassadors to volunteer their time sharing their experienc
Mark Radford asking nurses not currently practising to come back and support the recovery of the pandemic
25 August 2021
Mark Radford, Health Education England (HEE)’s chief nurse and England’s deputy CNO, is asking nurses not currently practising to come back and help the NHS and social care in its recovery followin
HEE chief executive encourages students to consider a career in the NHS this results day
12 August 2021
As thousands of students up and down the country find out their GCSE results, Health Education England’s Chief Executive invites them to start thinking about a career in the NHS while it's NHS Heal
HEE invites A-level students to consider NHS career
10 August 2021
With over 350 careers to choose from Navina Evans Health Education England Chief Executive is inviting students to consider a career in the NHS as thousands find out their A-level results.