The increasing number of clinical staff moving into management roles shows nurses shouldn’t be intimidated by making the transition from beds to boardroom.
I followed my mother into nursing as a teenager and the skills I learnt have proven invaluable: from understanding the importance of being approachable and friendly; to problem solving, listening and being a team player.
I have never considered myself career-minded and have simply followed my passion for healthcare and made the most of opportunities that have arisen.
Roman philosopher Seneca sums up how we often self-sabotage our own potential saying: ‘It is not because things are difficult that we do not dare, it is because we do not dare that they are difficult.’
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