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Posted by Felicity Hannah12 May 2023
Anything could happen...
How I learnt by asking, anything could happen.
As a student it is crucial to remember that this is YOUR time to learn. Don’t be afraid to ask to direct your learning to achieve your goals. Be proactive. It is important to keep knocking on those doors,...
Posted by Gabrielle Cocking12 May 2023
My first labour ward coordinators post (and how I got there!)
Posted by Vic Shaw12 May 2023
Some words of encouragement to the midwives of the future.
I have been a midwife for seven years, which as I sit here now typing, doesn’t seem like a very long time at all. That said, I have seen a lot of change in...
Posted by 21 April 2023
Firstly, since beginning the interim role as Chief Workforce Officer for NHS England last year, it has been already clear from the conversations I’ve had with workforce colleagues that bringing together the People Directorate and Health Education England is the right thing to do. It will unite...
Posted by Thomas Hughes-Waage 27 March 2023
We are delighted to announce that HEE was designated as a World Health Organization (WHO) Collaborating Centre on Human Resources for Health on 22nd March; formally recognising the contribution of Technical Collaboration and Consultancy team’ work with WHO.
This builds on our strategic...
Posted by 20 March 2023
The end of Health Education England as we know it is fast approaching, bringing mixed emotions for many of us, including me. Today, our HEE10 thought leadership event is taking place, marking 10 years of working with partners and stakeholders to plan, recruit, educate and train the health and...
Posted by 30 January 2023
Workforce has never been a higher priority for our health and social care system – a high-quality, skilled, compassionate, educated health workforce now and for the future must continue to be our key focus. As HEE transitions to the new NHS England, we must continue to work together to create a...
Posted by 15 December 2022
Duncan Brooke, Health Education England (HEE) PG Certificate (Cert) Academic Tutor (2015/16 to 2021/22), talks about the PG Cert in Healthcare Practice course, one of the portfolio options available to fellows on the London SPIN – New to Practice (NTP) Fellowship Scheme.
Can you tell us more...Posted by 9 December 2022
Disability History Month may only be one month in the year, however, both personally and as the Chief Workforce Officer for the NHS and Chief Executive of Health Education England, I believe that it symbolises the actions that we should all be taking every day to create diverse and inclusive...
Posted by 18 November 2022
This week I attended the NHS Providers annual conference, where the Health and Social Care Secretary, Steve Barclay, delivered a speech outlining his plans to focus on the areas that matter most to the patient experience and measures to make it as easy as possible for NHS and social care...