I would like to hear opinions about NHS Care Home. This week, I have been contacted for offer a new jobs of Care Home and I don’t know if I should accept or decline this offer.

Hi guys, I'm studing Healhcare at university and I would start to work in a hospital. How can I find an internship in a Hospital?

• Being confident and motivated
• Being dependable and consistent
• Being detail oriented and observant
• Being health and safety conscious
• Being hospitable and enduring
• Being warm and having a sense of humour
• Information technology and organisation
• Leadership and professionalism
• Negotiating and helping patients
• Stress management and physical stamina
• Understanding health guidelines

One of the public health systems in the UK is the National Health Service. The NHS, as it is often referred to, has been around for more than fifty years and provides many opportunities and benefits to healthcare professionals. Many patients also access their facilities on a daily basis.
There are boards of professionals in place who oversee the operations of the system; especially in hospitals and clinics. This also includes the hundreds of care facilities, hospitals and ambulances. Workers in this system are treated very well, paid nicely, automatically included in the NHS Pension Scheme, have access to counselling services and have more than three weeks vacation.
A NHS professional usually performs many of the following tasks:
• Administering treatment
• Attending department meetings
• Consulting with other professionals
• Handling emergency situations
• Testing and caring for patients
• Working in hospitals and health care facilities