Suffolk
RCN members working in Suffolk will automatically become a member of the Suffolk branch. The area includes major NHS trusts covering the West Suffolk Hospital in Bury St Edmunds and Ipswich Hospital, as well as independent sector providers and care homes.
Getting involved in your local branch is a great way of getting your voice heard at the RCN as well as accessing many learning and development events. The branch holds county conferences four times a year where a wide range of speakers are invited to talk on nursing matters. It is also a good opportunity to network with other members and discuss important issues.
The branch is always looking for local RCN members to get involved in our work, including taking part in campaigns to help expand the profile of nursing and highlight issues which matter to nurses.
Your branch team
- Chair: Laura Bird
- Vice chair: Xylina Hogan
- Treasurer: Jenny Janes
- Secretary: Rebecca Manning
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Contact us
Fair Pay For Nursing
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28 Mar 2024
Rising cost of living makes nursing staff reconsider future in the profession
More than half of nursing staff in the East of England could quit the profession in the next five years as the impact of low pay and the rising cost of living leaves most worse off than a year ago.
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17 Oct 2023
We attended RCN Congress - here is why you should too
Every year, RCN Eastern members make a big impact at RCN Congress, leading and speaking in debates and getting their voice heard on the main stage and fringe events.
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6 Jun 2022
Cambridgeshire nurse awarded RCN Fellowship
Tendai Nzirawa, a maternity clinical improvement lead, has been awarded an RCN Fellowship for her contribution to the neonatal sector and her support of those in ethnic minority and vulnerable groups.
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3 May 2022
Raising awareness of childhood condition to improve outcomes
The newly crowned “Nurse of the Year” is calling for increased awareness of a little recognised condition in children in efforts to improve their treatment and outcomes.
Page last updated - 03/01/2024
