Nursing (RTP - return to practice)
Brighton, University of
South East
3-12 months depending on individual returner's needs and circumstances
RTP - return to practice (England only)
Part time
Contact: Gloria Whittaker
Westlain House
Village Way
Falmer
Brighton
BN1 9PH
https://www.brighton.ac.uk/studying-here/find-a-course/cpd-in-health-sciences/un...
Return to practice programme
If you have previously been a registered nurse and wish to return to the profession then you may need to undertake a Return to Practice programme. The programme allows you to update your skills and knowledge so that you can become re-registered and return to work in nursing. The course will take approximately three to six months to complete, although some people may take longer (up to 12 months) depending on clinical placement hours required, the length of time out of practice and length of time previously in practice. Courses are flexible to fit around existing commitments, such as childcare.
Funding
Health Education England (HEE) will provide a one off contribution to nurses Returning to Practice to assist with costs and expenses such as purchasing books, car parking, child care etc. HEE will also pay for the course for returnees as well as contribute to placement costs. Please take a look at our page of frequently asked questions (FAQs).
Further information
Want to know more about Returning to Practice as a nurse? Take a look at our page of FAQs
Apply today
Applications for Return to Practice programmes should be made directly to the named person at this university (above). They can tell you more about their course and which local trusts provide the clinical placements.
Nursing (RTP - return to practice)
Canterbury Christ Church University
South East
3-12 months depending on individual returner's needs and circumstances
RTP - return to practice (England only)
Part time
Contact: Carol March
Erasmus Building
North Holmes Road
Canterbury
Kent
CT1 1QU
https://www.canterbury.ac.uk/health-and-wellbeing/nursing-midwifery-social-work/...
Return to practice programme
If you have previously been a registered nurse and wish to return to the profession then you may need to undertake a Return to Practice programme. The programme allows you to update your skills and knowledge so that you can become re-registered and return to work in nursing. The course will take approximately three to six months to complete, although some people may take longer (up to 12 months) depending on clinical placement hours required, the length of time out of practice and length of time previously in practice. Courses are flexible to fit around existing commitments, such as childcare.
Funding
Health Education England (HEE) will provide a one off contribution to nurses Returning to Practice to assist with costs and expenses such as purchasing books, car parking, child care etc. HEE will also pay for the course for returnees as well as contribute to placement costs. Please take a look at our page of frequently asked questions (FAQs).
Further information
Want to know more about Returning to Practice as a nurse? Take a look at our page of FAQs
Apply today
Applications for Return to Practice programmes should be made directly to the named person at this university (above). They can tell you more about their course and which local trusts provide the clinical placements.
Nursing (RTP - return to practice)
Oxford Brookes University
South East
3-12 months depending on individual returner's needs and circumstances
RTP - return to practice (England only)
Part time
returntopractice@brookes.ac.uk
Contact: Sally Markwell
Jack Straw's Lane
Marston
Oxford
OX3 0FL
Return to practice programme
If you have previously been a registered nurse and wish to return to the profession then you may need to undertake a Return to Practice programme. The programme allows you to update your skills and knowledge so that you can become re-registered and return to work in nursing. The course will take approximately three to six months to complete, although some people may take longer (up to 12 months) depending on clinical placement hours required, the length of time out of practice and length of time previously in practice. Courses are flexible to fit around existing commitments, such as childcare.
Funding
Health Education England (HEE) will provide a one off contribution to nurses Returning to Practice to assist with costs and expenses such as purchasing books, car parking, child care etc. HEE will also pay for the course for returnees as well as contribute to placement costs. Please take a look at our page of frequently asked questions (FAQs).
Further information
Want to know more about Returning to Practice as a nurse? Take a look at our page of FAQs
Apply today
Applications for Return to Practice programmes should be made directly to the named person at this university (above). They can tell you more about their course and which local trusts provide the clinical placements.
Nursing (RTP - return to practice)
Southampton, University of
South East
3-12 months depending on individual returner's needs and circumstances
RTP - return to practice (England only)
Part time
Contact: Michelle Cowen
Faculty of Health Sciences Admissions and Recruitment
Highfield Campus
Southampton
SO17 1BJ
https://www.southampton.ac.uk/alps/practice_placements/return_to_practice/index....
Return to practice programme
If you have previously been a registered nurse and wish to return to the profession then you may need to undertake a Return to Practice programme. The programme allows you to update your skills and knowledge so that you can become re-registered and return to work in nursing. The course will take approximately three to six months to complete, although some people may take longer (up to 12 months) depending on clinical placement hours required, the length of time out of practice and length of time previously in practice. Courses are flexible to fit around existing commitments, such as childcare.
Funding
Health Education England (HEE) will provide a one off contribution to nurses Returning to Practice to assist with costs and expenses such as purchasing books, car parking, child care etc. HEE will also pay for the course for returnees as well as contribute to placement costs. Please take a look at our page of frequently asked questions (FAQs).
Further information
Want to know more about Returning to Practice as a nurse? Take a look at our page of FAQs
Apply today
Applications for Return to Practice programmes should be made directly to the named person at this university (above). They can tell you more about their course and which local trusts provide the clinical placements.
Nursing (RTP - return to practice)
Surrey, University of
South East
3-12 months depending on individual returner's needs and circumstances
RTP - return to practice (England only)
Part time
Contact: Beth Wilson
Duke of Kent Building
Stag Hill
Guildford
Surrey
GU2 7TE
Return to practice programme
If you have previously been a registered nurse and wish to return to the profession then you may need to undertake a Return to Practice programme. The programme allows you to update your skills and knowledge so that you can become re-registered and return to work in nursing. The course will take approximately three to six months to complete, although some people may take longer (up to 12 months) depending on clinical placement hours required, the length of time out of practice and length of time previously in practice. Courses are flexible to fit around existing commitments, such as childcare.
Funding
Health Education England (HEE) will provide a one off contribution to nurses Returning to Practice to assist with costs and expenses such as purchasing books, car parking, child care etc. HEE will also pay for the course for returnees as well as contribute to placement costs. Please take a look at our page of frequently asked questions (FAQs).
Further information
Want to know more about Returning to Practice as a nurse? Take a look at our page of FAQs
Apply today
Applications for Return to Practice programmes should be made directly to the named person at this university (above). They can tell you more about their course and which local trusts provide the clinical placements.