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“It’s my dream job” - 60 seconds with Kady, paediatric oncology nurse
“It’s my dream job” - 60 seconds with Kady, paediatric oncology nurse to mark Childhood Cancer Awareness Month this September.
#TeamBartsHealth blogs — articles for September 2020
Tosh shares her fondest memories from her time at The Royal London Hospital
Tosh Denholm is a Senior Sister who has worked at Barts Health for 35 years. She kindly offered to share some insights into her amazing career at the trust and her fondest memories.
Sarah reflects on why The Royal London Hospital is so special to her
Sarah Barron is a Radiographer, who has worked at Barts Health for 11 years. She wanted to share her story about what makes Barts Health so special and why she thinks everyone should work there.
60 seconds with a Urological Surgeon
To mark Urology Awareness Month, Professor Frank Chinegwundoh, Urological Surgeon at the Gateway Surgical Centre at Newham Hospital, blogs about why he chose he chose to specialise in urology and why looking after your urological health is important.