Well done ! Congratulations on your new role. Working in the NHS is the best decision you have made because having worked in the ward and now a Clinical Research Nurse ,the benefits are enormous aside the money being small. When i had injury in May,i stayed home for almost two months and i was still paid in full. The peace of mind is great especially when you have a good manager. All the best in your new journey.❤
To anyone watching this and thinking it’s not a good idea to move from the care home because of the money, I left a care home that was paying me £48,000 in 2019 to take up a £24,000 job in the NHS, and it’s one of the best decisions I’ve ever made in my life. I’m currently a deputy team leader in operating theatres for one of the biggest trauma centres here in England. Choose personal development and job security over money cos eventually, the money also comes in.
@@evelynantwi3362 There’s actually no hurry in this life, which is true, and the point I was trying to make is, nobody should think moving is a wrong idea; that’s all I’m trying to point out. When I made my move, I was only 10 months here in the Uk, so nobody can say I made all the money before leaving and seriously the thought that money is made only in the care home/ or the care home pays better is a facade. Majority of the care home nurses work 44/48hrs a week, and that’s where they make the money. The NHS is 37.5hrs a week, so if the person does bank shifts to fill the hour gap, plus work weekends and nights, that NHS staff member clearly earns just as you or more in addition to the benefits you don’t get in a care home. Just move when the time is right, but what you have to understand is, the more you wait, the more it becomes difficult for you and that’s because when you move, the NHS isn’t going to match your salary, which will make you feel like it’s a wrong move. Let me not talk plenty cos everyone knows what’s best for them.
@@Nanamma23 well there’s also team leader positions and clinical lead positions in the care home sectors. There are a lot of senior positions in the care home sectors . It really just depends where you want to work.
Nanelle my dear the experience of working with the eldery in a care home is such a secret weapon in your corner. The wisdom and empathy you gained in those years (don't underestimate it) All the best in the nhs x
She is not underestimating it .. she even has a video where she talks about how good the care home is in those aspects .. She just wants to broaden her knowledge because as she said, she has very little experience in nursing as a whole ..
Yes sis,welcome to the NHS knowing stuffs makes you feel so good plus don’t worry the increment adds up and you don’t pay as much tax, you go home with almost the same especially when you add nights and unsocial hours. It’s so worth it sis.
Part 2 continued..... NHS specifically HSCNI-- the majority of the units on long days have 13hr shifts. The working hours for a day that you are actually paid for is less, mostly day starts at 07:45 ends at 20:45..1 hr 15min break is not paid...hence if still on COS you will need 37.5hrs to meet visa sponsorship requirements hence when they calculate you 37.5 hrs breaks are not counted and you end up doing one extra day a month to full fill these hours. It is long hours with burnout 😢 4..Note because the money is bad, you end up at work most of the time, to keep ur Agency side hustling going, and this leads to burnout, why because those with other income avenues / benefits afford to be offsick, the floor will never be fully staffed.. they know their system well, when they are due for assessments or when their salary starts to dwingle of sick leave they return to work briefly, before leaving again for another 5moths..and who is covering the floor the broke ones, why because you need ur Agency shift and you cant do it on offsick it is consideres fraud. 5.A) If you dont like being broke and exhaustion. B)if u already have your experience in hospital and just craving adrenaline rush, do join bank staff please abeg.. and still maintain your experience.. Just sharing my expeeience on NHS vs care home specificially on what Nanelle has shared... but otherwise l need an invitation to the podcast on this issue😂😂😂😂😂...because all the negatives you said abt care home are present in NHS twice as much 😂😂😂 believe me its too early for a comparison... as foe progrssion, there are nurses with 5, 10,15 20 years of serving the Trust still awaiting Trust funded progression or even promotion😂😂😂😂... but l know you are honest you will come with a true comparison for now l repeat its too early😂😂😂
Well done Nanelle ❤❤❤very soon with all the knowledge you are gaining, you could be a Clinical Nurse Specialist/ Nurse prescriber etc. there are lots of opportunities to progress in the NHS
Hmmm I’ve worked both in NHS and care, I prefer care home. You can still progress in the care home sector. I’ve also worked in A&E, thereafter applied and got a Unit Manager position in the care home. it really just depends where you want to work.
Exactly 💯 some don't really like to do core bedside nursing or work in a hospital environment, others may prefer money to skills. It's all a matter of choice after all some nurses are lecturers in the University and they don't Practice any nursing skills
Good move Nanelle..l was in the NHS and l moved to a care home.For me life started to make sense cause honestly in terms of money NHS was not really paying could barely survive a month
Hey Nanelle, I also moved from a ward similar to the care home to the emergency department and so far I have NO REGRETS. Definitely busier and I have to be on top on my knowledge to educate patients and practice safely but I’m learning SO MUCH and that’s the goal.
I’m soo much encouraged by this video,, I’m a fashion designer but for the past 2yrs now have been thinking of adding IT skills to my portfolio, but a lot of things making be to give up BUT I WON’T GIVE UP!!!, but that’s a very good one for you💯❤,, congratulations 🍾🎈🎉🎊
This is encouraging. As a nurse as well I am eager to gain more skills. Will be taking the plunge and working in those challenging acute areas as well 💪🏾
You have done very well. I love your spirit. Welcome to NHS. I work with one of the trust in NI too. Came in 6 months ago, working in the theatre after 3 months my spirit decided to versatile 😂😂 so I started bank shift from the wards to Ed. It's really a wonderful experience.
I moved from NHS to care home not really because of money but stress and toxic working staff. In the hospital I felt nursing in UK is too difficult. However, in the nursing home is easy with more money. Despite enjoying the care home work I still feel I will go back to NHS in the future because there is no career progression for care home nurse.
Oseeeeeeeey Nanelle u are an inspiration, watching u now making me consider moving to the medical field...God continue to bless you because yes YOU ARE A BLESSING
I guessed right😂 As a mother myself with my husband’s schedule nhs was my best bet for two kids and any other i plan to have . Way to go Nanelle ! I need to link up with you cos finding a Ghanaian in my trust is almost impossible.
A very big well done to you. Keep it up. Love you, Love your channel... I so love the way you break it down and pass your message across to well.... I am not a nurse but I have definitely learnt a lot from this video that I can use to encourage family and friends who are. I know thinking of moving can be daunting and I do agree with your hubby to secure your passport in UK before moving but definitely with your skill set and experience after few years, it would be worth the while best in America and I also think moving with a smaller family and while still young is better than when you move with a larger family and much older in age than now but in all things, commit your plans to God and let Him direct your paths. Wishing you all the best of God's grace and favour.
Congratulations, Nanelle, you have made a good choice. I am also hoping to get an offer from the NHS. Currently practicing in the private sector as a mental health nurse, I must say it's not easy.
I'm also a mental health nurse and have worked for two and half years in a female acute hospital in a private sector. I moved to PICU in the NHS, and I have never regretted the move. It is less stressful in the NHS as compared to the private.
Thanks for this, I have just been registered and starting my job on 9/9/2024 with NHS, I have worked in care homes for 3.5yrs as a caregiver and definitely the nurses to struggle no much support. At least with nhs you’re secured
NHS is the way to go. I've worked private, and all they care about is themselves. I was mentally and psychologically abused by them. They don't care about their staff. I prefer NHS, more togetherness. Money is not all.
Nanelle😂😂.. You video made me laugh, especially when you said i am meant to be earning a 100k. Thank you for this video, its is serving as a pathway for decision for those of us yet to start our journey in Nursing in The UK.
You have to come to America.. California. Best place for nursing in the world.I left the NHS 20 years ago and I’ve never looked back. Yes,the training and experience in the UK is second to none and you will get paid so well when you get here. Wish you only the best in your new job.❤
@@ado198,it is better than the UK. We don’t have taxes on food and we grow a lot of it here. Life in general is a bit easier than the UK. Not to mention sun 365 days a year. It’s like Uganda where I’m from.
Working in the Goverment sectors is the best decision to take in UK. Job security guaranteed for life unless you want to leave. You made a good choice Nanelle 🎉
Welcome to the NHS finally, I remembered us having this NHs conversation briefly, congratulations my team leader 😋 you have really done so well, NHs May pay low but trust me it’s the best place you can work for so many reasons!!! And all your reasons are valid!! CONGRATULATIONS ❤ and I wish you the very best 😊
Hmmmm NHS is the way to go ohh in this Uk…. I am currently ill and been home for some time something I can’t do in private sector… also the level to job security and chances of getting into legal trouble is less because of support Congratulations once again congratulations ❤❤
The NHS is the best place to grow your skills. You get sponsored to do several courses and specialise. A & E is a great place to learn. You could always work your way to being a nurse practitioner.I wish you the best!
Nanelle stayed in care home for five years earning great money and managed to buy a house while working in a care home if I’m not mistaken. I believe she’s now moving to nhs to get clinical skills. But we shouldn’t discourage people from working in care homes as there are some really great care homes out there. Wherever you work in health there are some ups and downs. It’s good for her to say the benefits of going to the NHS but let’s not forget she worked in a care home for 5 years and the care home money helped her financially. Now that she’s moved to the NHS it seems as if she’s discouraging people to work in care homes when she herself worked there for a whole 5 years
The spirit of opening up for challenging opportunities!!!! Can I love you less? Noooo. Well done girl! Go for it. NCLEX also open your brains! All the very best!
Me writing my resignation letter to handover this week ,i know nhs will be hard but care home has showed me chili the toxic unprofessional environment i can't. I have been a senior as a came as a senor carer and been qualified since July, leaving was my first priority
Lovely video Learnt a lot from you today Now trying to get my PIN and i have promised myself that...i will never be a care home nurse especially learninf from your experience NHS is the key qnd working in the government sector is the best thing you can do for yourself and your family...No disrespect to Care Home Nurses❤❤❤
Don’t say that. Get access to more information then make a decision. I just left the care home to NHS myself, but the experience from the care home is so valuable to ignore. Anyway, I’m sure you know what’s best for you. All the best😊
@@ZimnaSophiethe truth is she had started with the NHS for the last 5 years, she should have been a band 6 or 7 by now , which the salary is much good .
No disrespect...the views and sentiments are not entirely true...Having worked in both care homes and nhs, there are a few things that need to be stated.... 1. Sick leave is not unlimited . If u are offsick for a day it known as a period right and same if you are off sick for a month its still recoreded as a period. These off sick periods irregardless of length or count are picked by the system and they feed into your fitness to practice analysis ,hence you have to give a reason each time and if longer than 7 days you have to be backed by a GP note, note your supervisor is inconstant contact with you during this time and she passes the assessments to the occupational health and risk assessments that can lead to unfitness status..so it can not be abused. Offsick is also paid in full for 3months, and titrated down by 6th month the basic u receive is not anything, so dont be misled, read your contract well well.. 2. Note..NHS salary is very small 1500 ..so if it is your main source of income we mostly supplement it on Agency right?So note ,If u are offsick u are not allowed to do agency work it is considered fraud..so an ordinary person not a you tuber with only this income of £1500 salary ...if you need money and not sick you cant afford to be sick for nothing. Thats the truth you end up back in work to sustain ur side hustle which is Agency.... Part 2 below 2.
Thank you Nannelle for this honest review of carehome and NHS. I have been following you since 2018 when i watched your video on how you passed your IELTS at your first attempt. I am now in the UK (England) I will be visiting Belfast later in the year, I will be happy to see you if your schedule permits. Thank you Nannele for all you do
Definitely moving to nhs as well, funny enough my care home will even push you to work as a care assistant when they are short staffed with carers, just because you’re an overseas nurse, I have gained 2 years of work experience in a care home but I think this video is a reminder to move out!
Well done ! Congratulations on your new role. Working in the NHS is the best decision you have made because having worked in the ward and now a Clinical Research Nurse ,the benefits are enormous aside the money being small. When i had injury in May,i stayed home for almost two months and i was still paid in full. The peace of mind is great especially when you have a good manager. All the best in your new journey.❤
To anyone watching this and thinking it’s not a good idea to move from the care home because of the money, I left a care home that was paying me £48,000 in 2019 to take up a £24,000 job in the NHS, and it’s one of the best decisions I’ve ever made in my life. I’m currently a deputy team leader in operating theatres for one of the biggest trauma centres here in England.
Choose personal development and job security over money cos eventually, the money also comes in.
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Thank you .
Dope ❤️❤️❤️
@@evelynantwi3362 There’s actually no hurry in this life, which is true, and the point I was trying to make is, nobody should think moving is a wrong idea; that’s all I’m trying to point out.
When I made my move, I was only 10 months here in the Uk, so nobody can say I made all the money before leaving and seriously the thought that money is made only in the care home/ or the care home pays better is a facade.
Majority of the care home nurses work 44/48hrs a week, and that’s where they make the money. The NHS is 37.5hrs a week, so if the person does bank shifts to fill the hour gap, plus work weekends and nights, that NHS staff member clearly earns just as you or more in addition to the benefits you don’t get in a care home.
Just move when the time is right, but what you have to understand is, the more you wait, the more it becomes difficult for you and that’s because when you move, the NHS isn’t going to match your salary, which will make you feel like it’s a wrong move.
Let me not talk plenty cos everyone knows what’s best for them.
@@Nanamma23 well there’s also team leader positions and clinical lead positions in the care home sectors. There are a lot of senior positions in the care home sectors . It really just depends where you want to work.
Nanelle my dear the experience of working with the eldery in a care home is such a secret weapon in your corner.
The wisdom and empathy you gained in those years (don't underestimate it)
All the best in the nhs x
She is not underestimating it .. she even has a video where she talks about how good the care home is in those aspects ..
She just wants to broaden her knowledge because as she said, she has very little experience in nursing as a whole ..
Thank you
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Yes sis,welcome to the NHS knowing stuffs makes you feel so good plus don’t worry the increment adds up and you don’t pay as much tax, you go home with almost the same especially when you add nights and unsocial hours. It’s so worth it sis.
Part 2 continued.....
NHS specifically HSCNI-- the majority of the units on long days have 13hr shifts. The working hours for a day that you are actually paid for is less, mostly day starts at 07:45 ends at 20:45..1 hr 15min break is not paid...hence if still on COS you will need 37.5hrs to meet visa sponsorship requirements hence when they calculate you 37.5 hrs breaks are not counted and you end up doing one extra day a month to full fill these hours. It is long hours with burnout 😢
4..Note because the money is bad, you end up at work most of the time, to keep ur Agency side hustling going, and this leads to burnout, why because those with other income avenues / benefits afford to be offsick, the floor will never be fully staffed.. they know their system well, when they are due for assessments or when their salary starts to dwingle of sick leave they return to work briefly, before leaving again for another 5moths..and who is covering the floor the broke ones, why because you need ur Agency shift and you cant do it on offsick it is consideres fraud.
5.A) If you dont like being broke and exhaustion. B)if u already have your experience in hospital and just craving adrenaline rush, do join bank staff please abeg.. and still maintain your experience..
Just sharing my expeeience on NHS vs care home specificially on what Nanelle has shared... but otherwise l need an invitation to the podcast on this issue😂😂😂😂😂...because all the negatives you said abt care home are present in NHS twice as much 😂😂😂 believe me its too early for a comparison... as foe progrssion, there are nurses with 5, 10,15 20 years of serving the Trust still awaiting Trust funded progression or even promotion😂😂😂😂... but l know you are honest you will come with a true comparison for now l repeat its too early😂😂😂
Eeeiii Saaaa ??? please come and share ??? whats your instagram?
I must commend your bravery Nanelle! That was a very smart move, and I wish you all the very best in your new role. Trust me, it gets better with time
thank you ❤️❤️
Much love for you nanelle,all the way from Zambia
Well done Nanelle ❤❤❤very soon with all the knowledge you are gaining, you could be a Clinical Nurse Specialist/ Nurse prescriber etc. there are lots of opportunities to progress in the NHS
Amen ooo
I just love the way your open. congratulations Nanelle. keep shining
Thank you so much!!
Her personality just resonates so much with me. I am in the process of changing careers to nursing just after meeting Nanelle
Awwww I can imagine how proud you are of yourself! Big Congratulations!🎈🎊🍾
Thanks for sharing 😊
Hmmm I’ve worked both in NHS and care, I prefer care home. You can still progress in the care home sector. I’ve also worked in A&E, thereafter applied and got a Unit Manager position in the care home. it really just depends where you want to work.
Exactly 💯 some don't really like to do core bedside nursing or work in a hospital environment, others may prefer money to skills. It's all a matter of choice after all some nurses are lecturers in the University and they don't
Practice any nursing skills
Thank you for the inspiration. God bless you for it Nanelle
Nanelle you are giving me so much reasons to move to the NHS. Your reasons are so convincing
😂😂😂😂
Good move Nanelle..l was in the NHS and l moved to a care home.For me life started to make sense cause honestly in terms of money NHS was not really paying could barely survive a month
Congratulations, your videos are honest and explicit
Seeing how excited you are to learn is very inspiring...it certainly 5 spark something in me....Keep up the good work....
Awesome! Thank you!
Wow Nanelle, this is inspiring. Good job enlightening people.
Hey Nanelle, I also moved from a ward similar to the care home to the emergency department and so far I have NO REGRETS. Definitely busier and I have to be on top on my knowledge to educate patients and practice safely but I’m learning SO MUCH and that’s the goal.
Exactly !!!
@@NanelleGriselda however, all the best in your new role and environment. I’m certain you’ll excel 🙏🏾
I’m soo much encouraged by this video,, I’m a fashion designer but for the past 2yrs now have been thinking of adding IT skills to my portfolio, but a lot of things making be to give up BUT I WON’T GIVE UP!!!, but that’s a very good one for you💯❤,, congratulations 🍾🎈🎉🎊
Love you sis, smart move.
I watched your first video.
You will adapt in terms of the pay.
I hope so ooo 😂😂😂
This is encouraging. As a nurse as well I am eager to gain more skills. Will be taking the plunge and working in those challenging acute areas as well 💪🏾
You got this!
Looking to move too, just gathering momentum… thanks for been an inspiration Nanelle ❤
You are so welcome!
Congratulations I also feel same as am in a home and doing the same routine every day is so boring, hope to join you in NHS soon, God Grace
You can do it!
You have done very well. I love your spirit. Welcome to NHS. I work with one of the trust in NI too. Came in 6 months ago, working in the theatre after 3 months my spirit decided to versatile 😂😂 so I started bank shift from the wards to Ed. It's really a wonderful experience.
You did well❤️❤️❤️
I am also planning to move from Care Home to NHS. Thank you for your video.
You always motivate me to be better. Thank you
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Wow nanelle am really encouraged by your words.
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I moved from NHS to care home not really because of money but stress and toxic working staff. In the hospital I felt nursing in UK is too difficult. However, in the nursing home is easy with more money. Despite enjoying the care home work I still feel I will go back to NHS in the future because there is no career progression for care home nurse.
Thank you sis. My questions have been answered. Have been on this since I passed my osce. Now I can decide❤ GOd bless you.
Glad it was helpful!
Oseeeeeeeey Nanelle u are an inspiration, watching u now making me consider moving to the medical field...God continue to bless you because yes YOU ARE A BLESSING
awwww❤️❤️❤️
I believe I will one day get to work in the NHS. Congratulations once again.
Very good decision, I recently joined ED as well and I have learnt a whole lot
I guessed right😂
As a mother myself with my husband’s schedule nhs was my best bet for two kids and any other i plan to have .
Way to go Nanelle ! I need to link up with you cos finding a Ghanaian in my trust is almost impossible.
Are you in NI ?
@@NanelleGriselda yes Derry
A very big well done to you. Keep it up. Love you, Love your channel... I so love the way you break it down and pass your message across to well.... I am not a nurse but I have definitely learnt a lot from this video that I can use to encourage family and friends who are. I know thinking of moving can be daunting and I do agree with your hubby to secure your passport in UK before moving but definitely with your skill set and experience after few years, it would be worth the while best in America and I also think moving with a smaller family and while still young is better than when you move with a larger family and much older in age than now but in all things, commit your plans to God and let Him direct your paths.
Wishing you all the best of God's grace and favour.
All the best my dear❤, l like yoh videos u are always honest, straight and foward.
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This was eye opening! Thank you ❤
A very honest video. I wish you all the best in your new setting. Greater and higher 🙌🙏❤️
Super proud of you 👏🏽
Much love Nanelle. From Nigeria
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I want to be like yiu when i grow up. Well done Nanelle
You are a very smart lady. All the arguments you presented are very sound. I love the way you are very intentional about the future.
thank you❤️
Congratulations, Nanelle, you have made a good choice. I am also hoping to get an offer from the NHS. Currently practicing in the private sector as a mental health nurse, I must say it's not easy.
I'm also a mental health nurse and have worked for two and half years in a female acute hospital in a private sector.
I moved to PICU in the NHS, and I have never regretted the move.
It is less stressful in the NHS as compared to the private.
@@bridgitteowusu1951 congratulations. I can't wait to move
It's also a good place for career advancement.
My love I am so happy seeing this 😍😍😍 I love this for you 🥰🥰💯💯💯
Thank you so much!!
Thanks for being honest Nanelle.
I'm so happy for you. You became a nurse to be a nurse, it is why the NHS vigour inspires you.
Thank you for your transparency. 😊 I can also see your excitement. Congrats Nanellda😅
Thanks for this, I have just been registered and starting my job on 9/9/2024 with NHS, I have worked in care homes for 3.5yrs as a caregiver and definitely the nurses to struggle no much support. At least with nhs you’re secured
Thank God for you sharp sharp girl ❤
Thank you Nanelle for your video and for your honesty. Truly inspiring 💪💪
You're so welcome!
❤❤❤❤lots of love. You have tired. We have learnt so much from your videos, some thst have and others that haven't worked.
Thanks
Awwww, i wish you all the very best Nanelle
How I love watching your channel, the way you try to be as explicit as possible is a 100 for me, go @nanella you are a star
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Congratulations 🎉🎉... We nurses are so brilliant we can do miracles ❤️
Loads of love, Nanelle. ❤❤
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NHS is the way to go. I've worked private, and all they care about is themselves. I was mentally and psychologically abused by them. They don't care about their staff. I prefer NHS, more togetherness. Money is not all.
I agree 👍👍👍
Nanelle😂😂.. You video made me laugh, especially when you said i am meant to be earning a 100k.
Thank you for this video, its is serving as a pathway for decision for those of us yet to start our journey in Nursing in The UK.
You have to come to America.. California. Best place for nursing in the world.I left the NHS 20 years ago and I’ve never looked back. Yes,the training and experience in the UK is second to none and you will get paid so well when you get here. Wish you only the best in your new job.❤
It's not for everybody
True
How about cost of living.Is it really worth it
Olive can i interview you please ?
@@ado198,it is better than the UK. We don’t have taxes on food and we grow a lot of it here. Life in general is a bit easier than the UK. Not to mention sun 365 days a year. It’s like Uganda where I’m from.
Juat what i needed to hear to keep pushing. Thank u❤
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Congratulations Nanelle
🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽thank u
Working in the Goverment sectors is the best decision to take in UK. Job security guaranteed for life unless you want to leave. You made a good choice Nanelle 🎉
Thank you
Really?
Haha,no way
Welcome to the NHS finally, I remembered us having this NHs conversation briefly, congratulations my team leader 😋 you have really done so well, NHs May pay low but trust me it’s the best place you can work for so many reasons!!! And all your reasons are valid!!
CONGRATULATIONS ❤ and I wish you the very best 😊
long time dear friend
@@NanelleGriseldaI’m sorry 😢
Hmmmm NHS is the way to go ohh in this Uk…. I am currently ill and been home for some time something I can’t do in private sector… also the level to job security and chances of getting into legal trouble is less because of support Congratulations once again congratulations ❤❤
Yes Nanelle, good move
The NHS is the best place to grow your skills. You get sponsored to do several courses and specialise. A & E is a great place to learn. You could always work your way to being a nurse practitioner.I wish you the best!
Brave move Nanelle . Love you❤
You are smart girl. Keep upping your game. Good luck with your NCLEX
Very smart
Lovely video ❤thank you for sharing
Thank you too
This video has really encouraged me paaa ......
I recently took an nhs role after 2 years in the nursing home as well. Leaving 21 pounds per hour behind is sad though but I needed to move.
you did the right thing
My dear congratulations 🎉🎉🎉🎉
Nanelle stayed in care home for five years earning great money and managed to buy a house while working in a care home if I’m not mistaken. I believe she’s now moving to nhs to get clinical skills. But we shouldn’t discourage people from working in care homes as there are some really great care homes out there. Wherever you work in health there are some ups and downs. It’s good for her to say the benefits of going to the NHS but let’s not forget she worked in a care home for 5 years and the care home money helped her financially. Now that she’s moved to the NHS it seems as if she’s discouraging people to work in care homes when she herself worked there for a whole 5 years
Dont pay too much attention to my titles .... My next video could be why you should never leave a carehome
The spirit of opening up for challenging opportunities!!!! Can I love you less? Noooo. Well done girl! Go for it. NCLEX also open your brains! All the very best!
Awwwww ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Congratulations sis
Love this topic. God bless you for your detailed information 🙏
Thank you! You too!
Me writing my resignation letter to handover this week ,i know nhs will be hard but care home has showed me chili the toxic unprofessional environment i can't. I have been a senior as a came as a senor carer and been qualified since July, leaving was my first priority
Love love it ❤❤ you soo good girl ! Brilliant reasons … moving to HSE (same as NHS in uk )
Thank you so much!!
@@NanelleGriselda 🥰🥰
This is an eye opener
Wish you the best Nanelle 🎉
You don't know how my love for you increase every day❤❤❤. Wish you the very best
Awwww love you too
Good move, knowledge is powerful
Love you Nanelle
Lovely video
Learnt a lot from you today
Now trying to get my PIN and i have promised myself that...i will never be a care home nurse especially learninf from your experience
NHS is the key qnd working in the government sector is the best thing you can do for yourself and your family...No disrespect to Care Home Nurses❤❤❤
Don’t say that. Get access to more information then make a decision. I just left the care home to NHS myself, but the experience from the care home is so valuable to ignore. Anyway, I’m sure you know what’s best for you. All the best😊
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Thank you for the valuable point raised...
Will do more research myself
.thank yoj
She got the house , mortgage on the care home salary, not Nhs so she has what she wanted ....
@@ZimnaSophiethe truth is she had started with the NHS for the last 5 years, she should have been a band 6 or 7 by now , which the salary is much good .
@ogehnwaogidi2138 who knows, career progression its not guaranteed. While money in private sector are , now,not in 5 years time.
No disrespect...the views and sentiments are not entirely true...Having worked in both care homes and nhs, there are a few things that need to be stated....
1. Sick leave is not unlimited . If u are offsick for a day it known as a period right and same if you are off sick for a month its still recoreded as a period. These off sick periods irregardless of length or count are picked by the system and they feed into your fitness to practice analysis ,hence you have to give a reason each time and if longer than 7 days you have to be backed by a GP note, note your supervisor is inconstant contact with you during this time and she passes the assessments to the occupational health and risk assessments that can lead to unfitness status..so it can not be abused. Offsick is also paid in full for 3months, and titrated down by 6th month the basic u receive is not anything, so dont be misled, read your contract well well..
2. Note..NHS salary is very small 1500 ..so if it is your main source of income we mostly supplement it on Agency right?So note ,If u are offsick u are not allowed to do agency work it is considered fraud..so an ordinary person not a you tuber with only this income of £1500 salary ...if you need money and not sick you cant afford to be sick for nothing. Thats the truth you end up back in work to sustain ur side hustle which is Agency....
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God bless you
This is the good step for your career progression 😢😮😮
i think you have always had a plan to work at the NHS at some point, so its another dream fulfilled. Enjoy the experience❤
YOU MADE THE SMARTEST MOVE EVERRRR!!!!!
I KNOW YOU WILL DO SO WELL!!💯
CONGRATULATIONS!
Thank you Keith ❤️❤️❤️
Couldn’t survive past one year full time in the care home🤣🤣 glad you left and all your reasons are valid 💙
😂😂😂😂 Deo we miss you
Thank you Nannelle for this honest review of carehome and NHS. I have been following you since 2018 when i watched your video on how you passed your IELTS at your first attempt. I am now in the UK (England) I will be visiting Belfast later in the year, I will be happy to see you if your schedule permits. Thank you Nannele for all you do
Congratulations dear 🎉🎉🎉
Thank you so much 😊
Congratulations 🍾🎈🎉🎊 🎉🎉
Next to comment on Nanelle video. 🎉
US-RN in the making, Nanelle we will meet there wai.
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Go Nanelle 💃
Definitely moving to nhs as well, funny enough my care home will even push you to work as a care assistant when they are short staffed with carers, just because you’re an overseas nurse, I have gained 2 years of work experience in a care home but I think this video is a reminder to move out!
Congratulations 🎉
Love your honesty 👏👏
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Thankiu so much my dear
Please do a video for care plans🙏🙏🙏
Please can you give us latest update on overseas nurses to the UK. My IELTS and CBT will be expiring soon😢
My dear why won't you try elsewhere like Canada, UK have closed their doors on foreign hiring for now
I've being trying but I don't know if I'm doing the right thing cos there are limited information on how health workers can relocate to Canada.
If have a degree in nursing, look out for Canada, some provinces eg Alberta are hiring internationally trained nurses@@patienceamarh5893
Look out for Canada if you have Bsc Nursing, some provinces eg Alberta are hiring internationally trained nurses.
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Yes please I have BSC in nursing. Thank you
Congratulations