We are recruiting! Why not join our team? Lived Experience Co-production Lead: buff.ly/3WkBPhS Office Administrator: buff.ly/3SlbIGl RBCS Project Manager & Facilitator: buff.ly/3WxmNXw V.Prof Joanne Bosanquet MBE RN FRCN FQICN 🏳️‍🌈 @GraceatFoNS Sue Hill RN DN BN(Hons) QN PNA Professor Marion Lynch BEM RN RMN PDHSc FRSPH FRSA Giselle Cope

Congratulations to @karenabonner2 on her appointment as NHS London's Regional Chief Nurse! I look forward to working together Karen as we continue to increase our professional focus on public health & reducing health inequalities. england.nhs.uk/london/2024/08…

Congratulations from all of us The Queen's Nursing Institute to the awesome nurse leader and role model @karenabonner2 who has been appointed Regional Chief Nurse of London NHS England. I am so looking forward to working with you in your new role 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 with Chair Professor John Unsworth & VP @EAnionwu 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

Winnie George opening the Preceptorship and Beyond: Retaining Our People conference in York this morning #preceptorshipandbeyond #retainingourpeople

Winnie George talking about how the LTWP supports preceptorship #preceptorshipandbeyond

Thank you Nunu Moyo for sharing your leadership journey today with the senior nurses of the South East. Expertly chaired by Dr Fortune Mhlanga and Wendy Keating teamCNO 💙 Andrea Lewis 💙 RN MSc RRC NHS South East

Our Amaree Women have been busy this week. Few highlights👇🏽#90daychallenge teamCNO 💙 Duncan Burton

Chairing the panel Jabali Men's Network conference today in conversation with Adanna Williams Professor Heather Caudle @karenabonner2

Amaree Women's Network teamCNO 💙 Duncan Burton What a busy week for us Amaree Women's Network Look forward to all the reflections on Monday Asha Day BEM Nto Nunu Moyo Caroline Gichero Winnie George Tejal Vaghela Yvette Roach-Smith Dr Fortune Mhlanga Blessing Mazanzi 💜MSc, RN, DN, QN. Wendy Cupid and Rifat

Thank you Amaree Women's Network for hosting the webinar on black history month Amaree Women's Network A Knight Jackson MBE Nunu Moyo Winnie George Adanna Williams Wendy Cupid this motivation is what I needed to hear today🙏🏾

lissylissy39 A Knight Jackson MBE Nunu Moyo Winnie George Adanna Williams Wendy Cupid Thank you for joining this evening 🙏🏽

Black History Month# great speakers #inspiring # uplifting especially during these challenging times . Thank you Blessing Mazanzi 💜MSc, RN, DN, QN. always❤️💐

lissylissy39 Amaree Women's Network A Knight Jackson MBE Nunu Moyo Winnie George Adanna Williams Wendy Cupid Thank you for joining us, the energy has powered us to keep moving forward. Look out for our future events.

Gr8 panel & speakers focusing on #IENs #well-being, #advocacy & #leadership Nursing Live UK! 👏👏👏 Winnie George A Knight Jackson MBE Louie Horne B.E.M. 💙 dilladavis jo marinas

Proud to be one of the speakers alongside these amazing professionals at Nursing Live UK, with Winnie George doing a fantastic job chairing! The discussions on #IENs, #wellbeing, #advocacy & #leadership are so important for shaping a more inclusive future in healthcare. #Equity

Thank you Nursing Live UK Elaine Thorpe. Continues to raise awareness on #IEN Nursing and Midwifery Council registration and #SIFE pathway. Great to share the stage with amazing nurse leaders Louie Horne B.E.M. 💙 jo marinas Winnie George my #mentor A Knight Jackson MBE friend dilladavis.

The only feedback that matters is when those you speak for come to you & say, ‘You’re speaking our language & we feel heard.’ Grateful to connect with so many after my talk about finding your voice, advocacy & representation. 💕 Nursing Live UK #IENadvocate

Full house #IEN session Nursing Live UK! Proud of our chair Louie Horne B.E.M. 💙 for sharing her powerful insights alongside incredible speakers. Important discussions on #wellbeing, #advocacy, and #leadership as we work toward a more inclusive healthcare future. #nursinglive2024 #FSNAUK

Named in Health Service Journal 50 most influential BAME My calling is for a greater equality/equity. That we care more about young people exposed to youth violence/poor mental health That I, a Zimbabwean woman who began her career as a hospital cleaner should be mentioned here is humbling