Nursing Associate

About this course

The nursing associate is a relatively new clinical role in the NHS in England, sitting between health care support workers and registered nurses and designed to deliver hands-on care to patients across a wide range of settings. Nursing associates work under the supervision of registered nurses and other health professionals, carrying out clinical tasks, monitoring patients, administering medicines, and providing personal care, while also coordinating aspects of patient care and supporting people to understand and manage their own health. The role was introduced to help meet the NHS's workforce needs while creating a meaningful and valued clinical career in its own right. At Anglia Ruskin University, this three-year full-time foundation degree programme prepares you for registration as a nursing associate with the Nursing and Midwifery Council. You will study the knowledge and skills req

Where its graduates go

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