‘I have had a fabulous career and never thought I would be where I am today.’ Meet Teresa, who joined the NHS in 1978 as a healthcare assistant. Teresa has worked in several positions in her time in the NHS, including as a nursing auxiliary, on the neurosciences critical care unit, and as part of the nursing response team. ‘The NHS has given me opportunities to progress and develop throughout my career, and I have met so many inspirational people.’ After completing her nursing training in 2004, Teresa is now an out of hours deputy operational matron for Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, where she supports staff and patients across the trust. ‘I have enjoyed every department, or role I have worked in, and looking after the patients has always been my top priority.’ There are over 350 rewarding careers in the NHS – find your role. Visit www.healthcareers.nhs.uk #WeAreTheNHS
Amazing! Thank you Teresa! 🤩
Solid - the back bone of the service - NHS born and bread - well done
Thank you Teresa for all your hard work in the NHS 😊
Congratulations, Teresa!
Congratulations to Teresa and all the wonderful work the NHS does for us.
Thankyou
Congratulations to be a Teresa, I am so proud of you
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I highly recommend
Congratulations on achieving so many years as a healthcare assistant. Your joy and satisfaction in working for such a prominent organisation shine through, and it's inspiring to see how you've been supported to thrive and achieve success. Kudos to the NHS! 👏👏👏