Hundreds of newly-qualified nurses and midwives join Scottish health board

NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde (NHSGGC) has welcomed more than 500 newly-qualified nurses and midwives in October.

Some of NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde's newly-qualified nurses and midwives © NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde

Some of NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde's newly-qualified nurses and midwives © NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde

In the coming weeks, this year's graduate intake - spanning all fields of nursing and midwifery - will be joining teams in all NHSGGC hospitals and in the community across all six Health and Social Care Partnerships.

Professor Angela Wallace, nurse director at NHSGGC, said: ‘This latest intake is testament to NHSGGC's commitment to ensuring services operate at the highest standard. Strengthening the workforce is a key priority for NHSGGC and our nurses and midwives are the heart of our services.

‘Their skills and previous on-the-job training will undoubtedly enhance the quality of care we provide and I look forward to the positive impact they will have on the health and wellbeing of our communities.'

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