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Strategy to enable social care placements for student nurses and nursing associates - Registered manager webinar

Join this webinar for registered managers to hear from care providers offering nursing placements for the first time.

You'll explore how nursing placements benefit organisations, both in recognising the knowledge and skills of existing staff but also bringing student curiosity to explore social care practice.

Registered manager webinar: Strategy to enable social care placements for student nurses and nursing associates

Help shape the future nursing workforce through placements

  • Tuesday 29 September | 14:00 - 15:00 | Online

 

Overview

Our newly launched Strategy to enable social care placements for student nurses and nursing associates recognises all social care settings as valuable learning environments that equip future nursing graduates with the knowledge, skills and confidence to practise across the health and care system.

What to expect

You'll explore how hosting placements can benefit your organisation, your team and the people you support. Whether you manage a nursing or non-nursing service, you'll gain practical insights into establishing placements, building successful partnerships with universities, and help to shape education that reflects the realities of adult social care.

You’ll hear from

Experienced care providers, education partners, students and national leaders sharing their experiences of the positive impact placements are having across the sector.

Who should attend?

  • CQC registered managers this includes those in non-nursing settings
  • registered nurses
  • nursing associates
  • learning and development leads and clinical leads working across all CQC-registered adult social care services, including mental health and learning disability settings, homecare, supported living both nursing and non-nursing.

Why attend?

Care providers offering placements for the first time tell us about the lasting benefits to their organisation, both in recognising the knowledge and skills of existing staff but also bringing student curiosity to explore social care practice. 

This session will help you strengthen your organisation’s approach to offering nursing placements.