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NHSGGC apprentices Ellie Mitchell, Amy Stevenson and Errin Hughes, all wearing hi-vis jackets and holding hard hats under their arms, stand on the heli-pad on the roof of the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital with a cloudy sky behind them.

Think you know NHSGGC careers? Think again

Doctors and nurses? Of course. Physiotherapists, radiographers and pharmacists? Absolutely. Porters,…

A newly qualified nurse - Anna Beaumont - stands beside a purple, star shaped balloon and smiles at the camera.

Becoming a nurse was my life’s ambition – now I’ve achieved it! 

A childhood dream written down in a notebook more than 20 years ago has become reality for a new chi…

Glasgow shares its memories of Yorkhill as hospital’s legacy is celebrated

Glasgow shares its memories of Yorkhill as hospital’s legacy is celebrated

West Glasgow Ambulatory Care Hospital, fondly known as Yorkhill, has closed its doors for the last t…

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Do you think you know what a career in the NHS looks like? Well, maybe it's time to think again. These three women are proof that sometimes the right career is one you didn't even know existed. One studied illustration. Another psychology. The third came along to an apprenticeship event thinking about dental nursing.Now they're building careers with NHSGGC as Apprentice Health & Safety Officers.And they're just three examples of the huge range of people and talents we need.Love science? Engineering? Photography? Brilliant at making scary things less scary? Whatever you're interested in and whatever you're good at, there could be an NHS career you've never considered.This #ScotCareersWeek26, why not take a look?Find out what a career with NHSGGC could mean for you: www.nhsggc.scot/think-you-know-nhsggc-careers-think-again/ …
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🗣️ "This is the only place I've ever wanted to work. This is literally my life's ambition getting fulfilled.”Anna Beaumont from Dunfermline was just six when, while receiving hospital treatment herself, she wrote with her play specialist that one day she wanted to become a nurse. Now 28 and a mum of three, Anna has fulfilled that ambition by joining the team at the NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde Royal Hospital for Children's Schiehallion unit, caring for children and young people with cancer and blood disorders. ✨ A childhood dream written down in a notebook more than 20 years ago has become reality.✨ Full story in the comments. …
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