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Applying to be a Fellow of the European Society of Cardiology (FESC) through the track for Nursing & Allied Professional Excellence in contributing to the ESC mission
With Catherine Ross, Scottish Government, Belfast, and Maggie Simpson, University of Edinburgh, Edinburgh - UK.
Every year from 15 June to 30 September, the European Society of Cardiology invites applications for the title "Fellow of the European Society of Cardiology" (FESC), a unique and prestigious title that recognises excellence and lifetime achievement. Besides the scientific and clinical excellence tracks, nurses and allied professionals can apply via the track "Nursing & Allied Professional Excellence in contribution to the ESC mission". In this podcast episode, Maggie Simpson talks about her successful FESC application through the Nursing & Allied Professional Excellence track, and shares her insights and tips for colleagues who are considering the same.
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By European Society of CardiologyWith Catherine Ross, Scottish Government, Belfast, and Maggie Simpson, University of Edinburgh, Edinburgh - UK.
Every year from 15 June to 30 September, the European Society of Cardiology invites applications for the title "Fellow of the European Society of Cardiology" (FESC), a unique and prestigious title that recognises excellence and lifetime achievement. Besides the scientific and clinical excellence tracks, nurses and allied professionals can apply via the track "Nursing & Allied Professional Excellence in contribution to the ESC mission". In this podcast episode, Maggie Simpson talks about her successful FESC application through the Nursing & Allied Professional Excellence track, and shares her insights and tips for colleagues who are considering the same.