Name : Annisaa Shofiyullah

NPM : 1119053

1. What is the NHS?

The National Health Service (NHS) is the publicly funded national

healthcare system for England and one of the four National Health
Services for each constituent country of the United Kingdom. It is the
largest single-payer healthcare system in the world. Primarily funded
through the government funding and overseen by the Department of
Health and Social Care, NHS England provides healthcare to all legal
English residents, with most services free at the point of use. Some
services, such as emergency treatment and treatment of infectious diseases,
are free for everyone, including visitors.

2. What’s the strating salary for a qualified nurse is the uk?

£18.72 per hour, The average NHS salary ranges from approximately
£24797 per year. The average salary for registered nurses in the United
States is around $66,400, however under the right circumstances registered
nurses have been known to make over $100,000 per year.

3. How much annual leave does a grade B nurse get?

The amount of leave a grade b nurse gets depends on two key factors.
How much their place of employment gives and if its paid leave or not.
One hospital may offer 10 days of leave but only four days are paid. While
another hospital may offer six days of leave and they are all paid.
4. How many hours a week does a nurse work?

The schedule of a registered nurse is generally dependent on who they

work for, whether or not there is a high demand for RN’s in the area and
any wage/benefit discussions that have been negotiated prior to/during
their employment.

In terms of a daily schedule registered nurses can often be found working

5-8 hour days, 4-10 hour days or 3-12 hour days per week.

RN’s that work 8 or 10 hour days typically work about 40 hours or so per

week, however nurses that work 12 hour days may end up working around
36 hours per week.

In either case both the 36 hour and 40 hour work weeks are generally
considered full-time work for registered nurses.

These hours do not include any voluntary/required overtime, which may

be common in some health care facilities.

5. What English language exam do you need to pass to work in the UK?

You need good English communication skills to work as a nurse in the

UK. You will need to gain an overall score (the average of the scores in
the reading, writing, speaking and listening papers) of at least 7.0 in
the academic module of the IELTS (International English Language
Testing System) exam. You need at least 7.0 in the listening and reading
sections and at least 7.0 in the writing and speaking sections.
6. What grades can a staff nurse be?
Staff nurses : this is the initial grade of a qualified nurse, and will be at a
Band 5 salary.
Senior staff : these are more experienced nurses, and are likely to be at
a Band 6 salary. Not every NHS Trust carries these positions, and other
areas may use different titles such as charge nurses.

7. What is the salary range for a staff nurse in the UK?

8. Search the word ‘Nursing’ at the bookstore www.amazon.co.uk What’s the
first book that comes up?

The Royal Marsden Manual of Clinical Nursing Procedures

(Royal Marsden Manual Series)
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1. Can you read the bottom line of letters? Optician
2. Today I delivered of sets of twins! Midwife
3. I go around delivering mail every morning Porter
4. Clamp…Suction…Forceps…Needle Surgeon
5. Bend your knee ten times and then rest Physiotherapist
6. Open wide Dentist
7. I’m examining culture of organisms extracted from a patient Lab
Technician
8. This machine will give us a picture of your lungs Radiologist
9. I arranging an appointment now Receptionist
10. We’re going to move you on this stretcher Paramedic
11. Move your feet, please I need to disinfect the floor Cleaner