Your World Healthcare News
Can Nurses Work In The NHS And Do Agency Shifts?
If you’re an NHS Nurse thinking about joining an agency, this is what you need to know!
05th Aug, 2021
Step in to a dynamic and stimulating career with Your World Recruitment
If you thrive off working in a fast-paced sales or customer service environment, this is the opportunity for you.
29th Jul, 2021
Environmental Sustainability in Our Healthcare
The NHS has committed to making big changes by 2045 to help reduce its impact on the environment. But why is environmental sustainability important to healthcare, and how can it be done?
12th May, 2021
Kickstart Your Career With Your World!
Your World is supporting the government’s Kickstart Scheme by offering 20 work placements to 18-24-year-olds based in our London and Hertfordshire offices.
16th Mar, 2021
Biomedical Scientists’ Roles in Improving Our Healthcare
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In this article, we celebrate some of the many fundamental roles that Biomedical Scientists have within healthcare and medical advancements!
04th Mar, 2021
What is Upskilling – and How Can It Help Grow Your Career?
Upskilling is a great way to rejuvenate your CV and your career path! So this year, instead of pledging to run 10K every day (and then getting put off by the rain), why not look into upskilling as your 2021 resolution?
30th Jan, 2021
COVID-19 Vaccines: What Happens Now?
The COVID-19 vaccination breakthroughs are a welcome relief, but it’s going to take some time to see the full effects that they will have on our lives. Get ready for 2021 – the year of the vaccines!
15th Dec, 2020
World AIDS Day 2020
1st December is World AIDS Day to raise awareness of HIV and AIDS. We’re looking at some of the exciting HIV research and breakthroughs that happened in 2020!
01st Dec, 2020
How to Become a Theatre Nurse
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If you’re considering becoming a Theatre Nurse, get ready for a fast-paced but enriching and rewarding career! Here’s what you need to know!
30th Nov, 2020
How to Check for Signs of Breast Cancer
Breast Cancer is the most common type of cancer in the UK. But if you catch it early, there’s a good chance of recovery. This month is Breast Cancer Awareness month, so we’re sending out a reminder on how to check for signs of Breast Cancer, and how often you should be checking!
27th Oct, 2020