The President acts as an ambassador for the nursing profession and represents the RCN to its members, stakeholders and the public, both across the UK and internationally.
The Royal College of Nursing (RCN) President Election is now open.
The President acts as an ambassador for the nursing profession and represents the RCN to its members, stakeholders and the public, both across the UK and internationally.
To read more on this topic:
- Public support for nursing staff going on strike is at its highest (independentnurse.co.uk)
- Midwives to ballot on industrial action in England and Wales (independentnurse.co.uk)
- RCN announces new industrial action strike ballot dates (independentnurse.co.uk)
There are four candidates in the running: Professor Julie Green FRCN, Tristan Griffin, Sheila Sobrany and Maria Trewern.
The voting will be conducted by postal ballot and closes on 5 December.
Chair of RCN Council Carol Popplestone said, ‘I would urge you to have your say on who you’d like to see represent you.’
Current RCN Deputy President Tracey Budding was re-elected unopposed to the role earlier this year and will start her second term of office on 1 January 2023.