If you’d asked me back in January what I thought 2023 would look like for the NRC Programme, I’m pretty sure I’d have painted you a different picture. Nothing that’s worth doing is straightforward and success is seldom a straight line – progress frequently involves twists and turns along the way.
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A highly experienced and award-winning nurse who has worked in Emergency Departments in London has been appointed Lead Nurse for the National Rehabilitation Centre (NRC).
The National Rehabilitation Centre’s Programme Director has been announced as a keynote speaker at a prestigious exhibition attracting health professionals from across the UK.
The UK will soon have its first NHS National Rehabilitation Centre – a 70-bed, purpose-built and state-of-the-art facility on the Stanford Hall Rehabilitation Estate near Loughborough – which plans to change the face of rehabilitation across the country. But as the centre is being prepared for the first patients to come through the doors, so are the apprentices who have embarked on a bespoke course which they hope will lead them to a brand-new role at the NRC on opening day.
The NRC, in partnership with Birmingham City University, has launched a bespoke apprenticeship course which aims to change the future of rehabilitation training in the country.
My interest in rehablitation and injury began from a young age.
As a child, I was obsessed with playing and watching sports, and was lucky enough to represent my county at rugby (league and union). When I left school, I joined the Army and got involved into the sporting side of things, in particular rugby and cross-country skiing. It was through this that I saw a lot of very able people suffer serious injuries, causing setbacks on a professional, physical and mental level.
The National Rehabilitation Centre (NRC) was pleased to welcome Health Minister Lord Markham for a tour of the construction site last week to see the progress of the revolutionary facility.
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