EDUCATION AND PRACTICE DEVELOPMENT

UHL offers a range of high quality education, training and practice development delivered at the School of Nursing by our education or specialist teams. Study leave and funding is available for staff to undertake stand-alone modules, or modules within academic pathways at degree, masters and advance practice levels that are undertaken at De Montfort University or other universities outside of Leicester.

What’s on!

May 2024

  • ITAPS Preceptorship Supporting Learner’s in Practice Day – 1st
  • HCSW Buddy Training – 2nd
  • Nursing Associate Conference – 2nd
  • Preceptorship Training – 3rd
  • Strength Match – 7th
  • Practice Assessor Training – 8th
  • Theatres START Day – 9th
  • Cardiology Nurse Course – 10th May
  • Acutely Ill Adult Course – 16th
  • Coaching Workshop – 20th
  • PNA Conference – 21st
  • TSA Induction – 23rd
  • Practice Supervisor Training – 24th
  • Leadership Alumni Event – 24th
  • Practice Assessor Training – 28th
  • Strength Match Training – 29th
  • Care Certificate Presentation – 30th

June 2024

  • Cardiology Nurse Course – 3rd
  • Strengths Match – 4th
  • HR Recruitment Event – 8th
  • Preceptorship – 10th
  • Leadership Masterclass – 12th
  • Frail Older People Module – 14th
  • Deteriorating Patient Day – 19th
  • Strengths Match – 20th
  • Excellence in Communication Masterclass – 20th
  • Adult Student Link Action Planning Day – 21st
  • Patient & Relative Focus Group – 21st
  • Care Certificate Presentation – 24th
  • Food Hygiene – 25th
  • Assessor/Preceptorship Training – 25th
  • Coaching Workshop – 27th

Take the next step towards a more rewarding career

MIDWIVES

At University Hospitals of Leicester, we are a forward thinking team with a philosophy of providing the best possible care to women, babies, and their families. This is achieved by providing effective training, education and working collaboratively as a midwifery and medical team.

NURSES

At UHL nursing is varied and exciting with many of our specialities offering the latest technologies, techniques and medicines. We develop a highly skilled and motivated nursing workforce who care for our patients and each other with kindness and respect

NURSING ASSOCIATES

The Nursing Associate role is still relatively new. Depending on the place of employment, skills and responsibilities will vary but they play a key role within the healthcare team. UHL host the Leicestershire School of Nursing Associates that have up to 150 trainee places per year.

HEALTHCARE ASSISTANTS

At University Hospitals of Leicester, Healthcare Assistants make sure the patient experience is as comfortable and stress-free as possible. It can also be the stepping stone into many other NHS roles, particularly roles such as a Nursing Associate or Registered Nurse.