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Posted7 August 2019
Today is Welcome Wednesday, it marks the day that thousands of newly qualified medical graduates start work in hospitals across the country.
Professor Wendy Reid, Medical Director and Executive Director of Education Health Education England said:
“I would like to welcome all the...
Posted6 August 2019
Two inspiring nursing associates have been acknowledged for their achievements with a new award named in honour of Health Education England (HEE)’s chief nurse.
Yvonne Reid-Hermitt and Paula Campbell-Powell received the award for ‘Most Outstanding’ students from namesake Lisa Bayliss-...
Posted5 August 2019
Health Education England has today welcomed the Government announcement of new non-executive directors (NEDs) to its board.
The appointees are Professor Soraya Dhillon MBE, Dr Liz Mear, Professor Andrew George, Andrew Foster and Professor John Latham. HEE has also confirmed its...
Posted2 August 2019
Two of the country’s first nursing associates have been awarded the prestigious Cavell Star Award.
Nadeza Rappensbergova and Emma Green, based at Northampton General Hospital, were among the role’s pioneering graduates in March this year and have already made their mark.
They...
Posted1 August 2019
The last three years has seen a 23% growth in the Children and Young People’s Mental Health (CYP MH) workforce, largely in community based services. Data collected, to create a national workforce baseline, shows that the NHS is the largest employer of staff delivering these services.
HEE...
Posted22 July 2019
The Hon TP Ramakrishnan, Minister for Labour and Excise in Government of Kerala, India, made a special visit to the north west of England last week to meet with nurses working and training as part of Health Education England’s (HEE) global learners scheme that offers overseas nurses a safe,...