Take your Apprenticeship

This episode of the Take Your Apprenticeship podcast is the sixth in our series focusing on apprenticeship opportunities in healthcare in the East of England.

It features a conversation with Rae who is currently undertaking an Apprentice Nursing degree at the West Suffolk NHS Foundation Trust as well as working as an assistant practitioner in A&E.

Our HE Champion Rupert Mountjoy interviewed Rae remotely during August 2020 and they covered some of the following areas:

• How she found the application and interview process.

• How her experience working in A&E informed her choice to study a Nursing Degree Apprenticeship.

• The type of work she gets up to in a typical week.

• How the Covid-19 pandemic has affected her job.

For more information about apprenticeships at West Suffolk NHS Foundation Trust please visit: https://www.westsuffolkccg.nhs.uk/about-us/learning-and-development/apprenticeships/

Tell us what you think of the podcast for a chance to win a £25 Love2Shop voucher! https://tinyurl.com/TYApod

Don't forget to subscribe, and follow us on social media:

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Or email us on [email protected]

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Intro music is "The Zeppelin" by Blue Dot Sessions, licensed under a Attribution-NonCommercial License via the Free Music Archive.

Interlude and Outro music is "Pinky" by Blue Dot Sessions, licensed under a Attribution-NonCommercial License via the Free Music Archive

This episode of the Take Your Apprenticeship podcast is the sixth in our series focusing on apprenticeship opportunities in healthcare in the East of England.

It features a conversation with Rae who is currently undertaking an Apprentice Nursing degree at the West Suffolk NHS Foundation Trust as well as working as an assistant practitioner in A&E.

Our HE Champion Rupert Mountjoy interviewed Rae remotely during August 2020 and they covered some of the following areas:

• How she found the application and interview process.

• How her experience working in A&E informed her choice to study a Nursing Degree Apprenticeship.

• The type of work she gets up to in a typical week.

• How the Covid-19 pandemic has affected her job.

For more information about apprenticeships at West Suffolk NHS Foundation Trust please visit: https://www.westsuffolkccg.nhs.uk/about-us/learning-and-development/apprenticeships/

Tell us what you think of the podcast for a chance to win a £25 Love2Shop voucher! https://tinyurl.com/TYApod

Don't forget to subscribe, and follow us on social media:

Instagram - www.instagram.com/takeyourplace_he/

Twitter – www.twitter.com/takeyourplacehe

Facebook - www.facebook.com/TakeYourPlaceHE

Or email us on [email protected]

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Intro music is "The Zeppelin" by Blue Dot Sessions, licensed under a Attribution-NonCommercial License via the Free Music Archive.

Interlude and Outro music is "Pinky" by Blue Dot Sessions, licensed under a Attribution-NonCommercial License via the Free Music Archive

This episode of the Take Your Apprenticeship podcast is the fifth in our series focusing on apprenticeship opportunities in healthcare in the East of England.

It features a conversation with Hannah Gingell who is in her first year as a Healthcare Support Worker at Royal Papworth Hospital in Cambridge.

Our HE Champion Rupert Mountjoy interviewed Hannah remotely during August 2020 and they covered some of the following areas:

• How she found the application and interview process.

• How work experience was crucial in her choice to study a Nursing Degree Apprenticeship.

• The type of work she gets up to in a typical week and some more unusual experiences such as viewing an autopsy.

• How the Covid-19 pandemic has affected her job.

For more information about apprenticeships at Royal Papworth Hospital please visit www.royalpapworth.nhs.uk

Tell us what you think of the podcast for a chance to win a £25 Love2Shop voucher! https://tinyurl.com/TYApod

Don't forget to subscribe, and follow us on social media:

Instagram - www.instagram.com/takeyourplace_he/

Twitter – www.twitter.com/takeyourplacehe

Facebook - www.facebook.com/TakeYourPlaceHE

Or email us on [email protected]

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Intro music is "The Zeppelin" by Blue Dot Sessions, licensed under a Attribution-NonCommercial License via the Free Music Archive.

Interlude and Outro music is "Pinky" by Blue Dot Sessions, licensed under a Attribution-NonCommercial License via the Free Music Archive

This episode of the Take Your Apprenticeship podcast is the fifth in our series focusing on apprenticeship opportunities in healthcare in the East of England.

It features a conversation with Hannah Gingell who is in her first year as a Healthcare Support Worker at Royal Papworth Hospital in Cambridge.

Our HE Champion Rupert Mountjoy interviewed Hannah remotely during August 2020 and they covered some of the following areas:

• How she found the application and interview process.

• How work experience was crucial in her choice to study a Nursing Degree Apprenticeship.

• The type of work she gets up to in a typical week and some more unusual experiences such as viewing an autopsy.

• How the Covid-19 pandemic has affected her job.

For more information about apprenticeships at Royal Papworth Hospital please visit www.royalpapworth.nhs.uk

Tell us what you think of the podcast for a chance to win a £25 Love2Shop voucher! https://tinyurl.com/TYApod

Don't forget to subscribe, and follow us on social media:

Instagram - www.instagram.com/takeyourplace_he/

Twitter – www.twitter.com/takeyourplacehe

Facebook - www.facebook.com/TakeYourPlaceHE

Or email us on [email protected]

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Intro music is "The Zeppelin" by Blue Dot Sessions, licensed under a Attribution-NonCommercial License via the Free Music Archive.

Interlude and Outro music is "Pinky" by Blue Dot Sessions, licensed under a Attribution-NonCommercial License via the Free Music Archive

This episode of the Take Your Apprenticeship podcast is the fourth in our series focusing on apprenticeship opportunities in healthcare in the East of England.

It features a conversation with Diane Last (Clinical Education Lead) and Julia Wood (Deputy Clinical Education Lead) from West Suffolk NHS Foundation Trust in Bury St Edmund’s.

Our HE Champion Tiff Evripidou interviewed Diane and Julia remotely during July 2020 and they covered some of the following areas:

• The different apprenticeships that the trust offers.

• Why the NHS use apprenticeships to train their staff.

• The type of support an apprentice is offered from both the hospital and their training provider.

• How an apprentice would split their time between the training provider and placement in the hospital.

For more information about apprenticeships at West Suffolk NHS Foundation Trust please visit https://www.westsuffolkccg.nhs.uk/about-us/learning-and-development/apprenticeships/ or email [email protected].

Tell us what you think of the podcast for a chance to win a £25 Love2Shop voucher! https://tinyurl.com/TYApod

Don't forget to subscribe, and follow us on social media:

Instagram - www.instagram.com/takeyourplace_he/

Twitter – www.twitter.com/takeyourplacehe

Facebook - www.facebook.com/TakeYourPlaceHE

Or email us on [email protected]

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Intro music is "The Zeppelin" by Blue Dot Sessions, licensed under a Attribution-NonCommercial License via the Free Music Archive.

Interlude and Outro music is "Pinky" by Blue Dot Sessions, licensed under a Attribution-NonCommercial License via the Free Music Archive

This episode of the Take Your Apprenticeship podcast is the fourth in our series focusing on apprenticeship opportunities in healthcare in the East of England.

It features a conversation with Diane Last (Clinical Education Lead) and Julia Wood (Deputy Clinical Education Lead) from West Suffolk NHS Foundation Trust in Bury St Edmund’s.

Our HE Champion Tiff Evripidou interviewed Diane and Julia remotely during July 2020 and they covered some of the following areas:

• The different apprenticeships that the trust offers.

• Why the NHS use apprenticeships to train their staff.

• The type of support an apprentice is offered from both the hospital and their training provider.

• How an apprentice would split their time between the training provider and placement in the hospital.

For more information about apprenticeships at West Suffolk NHS Foundation Trust please visit https://www.westsuffolkccg.nhs.uk/about-us/learning-and-development/apprenticeships/ or email [email protected].

Tell us what you think of the podcast for a chance to win a £25 Love2Shop voucher! https://tinyurl.com/TYApod

Don't forget to subscribe, and follow us on social media:

Instagram - www.instagram.com/takeyourplace_he/

Twitter – www.twitter.com/takeyourplacehe

Facebook - www.facebook.com/TakeYourPlaceHE

Or email us on [email protected]

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Intro music is "The Zeppelin" by Blue Dot Sessions, licensed under a Attribution-NonCommercial License via the Free Music Archive.

Interlude and Outro music is "Pinky" by Blue Dot Sessions, licensed under a Attribution-NonCommercial License via the Free Music Archive

This episode of the Take Your Apprenticeship podcast is the third in our series focusing on apprenticeship opportunities in healthcare in the East of England.

It features a conversation with Kate Greenwood who is the Work Opportunities Manager at Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust. This is part two of two episodes with the apprenticeships team at Addenbrooke’s Hospital. This episode focuses on the Science and Non-Clinical pathway – this includes roles such as:

• Junior Scientists

• Biomedical Support Workers

• Pharmacists

• Administration roles

• Management roles

Our HE Champion Luci Collins interviewed Kate remotely during July 2020 and they covered some of the following areas:

• The different apprenticeships that the CUH offers.

• Why the NHS use apprenticeships to train their staff.

• The type of support an apprentice is offered from both the hospital and their training provider.

• The type of skills and strengths that would be beneficial to someone choosing this pathway.

For more information about apprenticeships at CUH please visit www.careers.cuh.nhs.uk/apprenticeships/ or contact them on either [email protected] or [email protected].

Tell us what you think of the podcast for a chance to win a £25 Love2Shop voucher! https://tinyurl.com/TYApod

Don't forget to subscribe, and follow us on social media:

Instagram - www.instagram.com/takeyourplace_he/

Twitter – www.twitter.com/takeyourplacehe

Facebook - www.facebook.com/TakeYourPlaceHE

Or email us on [email protected]

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Intro music is "The Zeppelin" by Blue Dot Sessions, licensed under a Attribution-NonCommercial License via the Free Music Archive.

Interlude and Outro music is "Pinky" by Blue Dot Sessions, licensed under a Attribution-NonCommercial License via the Free Music Archive

This episode of the Take Your Apprenticeship podcast is the third in our series focusing on apprenticeship opportunities in healthcare in the East of England.

It features a conversation with Kate Greenwood who is the Work Opportunities Manager at Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust. This is part two of two episodes with the apprenticeships team at Addenbrooke’s Hospital. This episode focuses on the Science and Non-Clinical pathway – this includes roles such as:

• Junior Scientists

• Biomedical Support Workers

• Pharmacists

• Administration roles

• Management roles

Our HE Champion Luci Collins interviewed Kate remotely during July 2020 and they covered some of the following areas:

• The different apprenticeships that the CUH offers.

• Why the NHS use apprenticeships to train their staff.

• The type of support an apprentice is offered from both the hospital and their training provider.

• The type of skills and strengths that would be beneficial to someone choosing this pathway.

For more information about apprenticeships at CUH please visit www.careers.cuh.nhs.uk/apprenticeships/ or contact them on either [email protected] or [email protected].

Tell us what you think of the podcast for a chance to win a £25 Love2Shop voucher! https://tinyurl.com/TYApod

Don't forget to subscribe, and follow us on social media:

Instagram - www.instagram.com/takeyourplace_he/

Twitter – www.twitter.com/takeyourplacehe

Facebook - www.facebook.com/TakeYourPlaceHE

Or email us on [email protected]

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Intro music is "The Zeppelin" by Blue Dot Sessions, licensed under a Attribution-NonCommercial License via the Free Music Archive.

Interlude and Outro music is "Pinky" by Blue Dot Sessions, licensed under a Attribution-NonCommercial License via the Free Music Archive

This episode of the Take Your Apprenticeship podcast is the second in our series focusing on apprenticeship opportunities in healthcare in the East of England.

It features a conversation with Vanessa Anderson who is the Apprenticeship Programme Manager at Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust. This is part one of two episodes with the apprenticeships team at Addenbrooke’s Hospital. This episode focuses on the Nursing and Allied Professions pathway – this includes roles such as:

• Registered nurse in paediatrics, adult or mental health

• Midwifery

• Radiography

• Dietetics

• Occupational Therapy

• Physiotherapy

Our HE Champion Rupert Mountjoy interviewed Vanessa remotely during July 2020 and they covered some of the following areas:

• The different apprenticeships that the CUH offers.

• Why the NHS use apprenticeships to train their staff.

• The type of support an apprentice is offered from both the hospital and their training provider.

• The type of skills and strengths that would be beneficial to someone choosing this pathway.

For more information about apprenticeships at CUH please visit https://www.careers.cuh.nhs.uk/apprenticeships/ or contact them on either [email protected] or [email protected].

Tell us what you think of the podcast for a chance to win a £25 Love2Shop voucher! https://tinyurl.com/TYApod

Don't forget to subscribe, and follow us on social media:

Instagram - www.instagram.com/takeyourplace_he/

Twitter – www.twitter.com/takeyourplacehe

Facebook - www.facebook.com/TakeYourPlaceHE

Or email us on [email protected]

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Intro music is "The Zeppelin" by Blue Dot Sessions, licensed under a Attribution-NonCommercial License via the Free Music Archive.

Interlude and Outro music is "Pinky" by Blue Dot Sessions, licensed under a Attribution-NonCommercial License via the Free Music Archive

This episode of the Take Your Apprenticeship podcast is the second in our series focusing on apprenticeship opportunities in healthcare in the East of England.

It features a conversation with Vanessa Anderson who is the Apprenticeship Programme Manager at Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust. This is part one of two episodes with the apprenticeships team at Addenbrooke’s Hospital. This episode focuses on the Nursing and Allied Professions pathway – this includes roles such as:

• Registered nurse in paediatrics, adult or mental health

• Midwifery

• Radiography

• Dietetics

• Occupational Therapy

• Physiotherapy

Our HE Champion Rupert Mountjoy interviewed Vanessa remotely during July 2020 and they covered some of the following areas:

• The different apprenticeships that the CUH offers.

• Why the NHS use apprenticeships to train their staff.

• The type of support an apprentice is offered from both the hospital and their training provider.

• The type of skills and strengths that would be beneficial to someone choosing this pathway.

For more information about apprenticeships at CUH please visit https://www.careers.cuh.nhs.uk/apprenticeships/ or contact them on either [email protected] or [email protected].

Tell us what you think of the podcast for a chance to win a £25 Love2Shop voucher! https://tinyurl.com/TYApod

Don't forget to subscribe, and follow us on social media:

Instagram - www.instagram.com/takeyourplace_he/

Twitter – www.twitter.com/takeyourplacehe

Facebook - www.facebook.com/TakeYourPlaceHE

Or email us on [email protected]

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Intro music is "The Zeppelin" by Blue Dot Sessions, licensed under a Attribution-NonCommercial License via the Free Music Archive.

Interlude and Outro music is "Pinky" by Blue Dot Sessions, licensed under a Attribution-NonCommercial License via the Free Music Archive