
Our career coaching for the nursing workforce increases retention because it positively supports people, and helps them develop in their career and life.
Our Clinical Career Coaching guides Nurses and Nursing Support Staff to take positive action themselves, and create their own sense of direction and ambition, all underpinned by wellbeing.
We also keep an organisation’s staff objectives and promises centre-stage.
Our coaching has three highly effective outcomes:
1. Employees feel heard, recognised, supported and leave with an increased sense of self-agency
2. The organisation increases retention
3. The organisation receives our insights and recommendations which will assist in future workforce planning
Coaching for Nurses and HCAs is rare.
In fact, we don’t know any other organisation providing it.
Get in touch with us today to find out more.
Who Would Buy This?
Senior retention leads and managers of people services at the NHS and private healthcare providers purchase this service. If this is you, and you would like to find out more about how we can help you retain your nursing / clinical team by supporting them, click the button to make an enquiry.

Delivery
Our Clinical Career Coaching is delivered 1-2-1 over 5 sessions by a Registered Nurse and Qualified Coach.
The coaching draws from our CPD Certified Coaching Programme.
Your staff will be taken through sessions where conversations evolve by discussing:
• Stay
• Work-Life Balance
• Wellbeing
• Career Pathways
• Reflection
About this contributor
Nurses.co.uk Founder
I launched Nurses.co.uk (and subsequently Socialcare.co.uk, Healthjobs.co.uk and Healthcarejobs.ie) in 2008. 500 applications are made every day via our jobs boards, helping to connect hiring organisations recruiting for clinical, medical, care and support roles with specialist jobseekers. Our articles, often created by our own audience, shine a light on the career pathways in healthcare, and give a platform to ideas and opinions around their work and jobs.
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