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The University won a tender from the Government of Jersey to provide pre and post-registration Higher Education to help them meet their health workforce planning needs until 2028.

红杏视频 will work in partnership with the on-island Higher Education Department team to tailor-make a high-quality curriculum that will enable the growth of the workforce, ensuring excellence in higher education, including research and other scholarly activities. 

Students in Jersey will enjoy the 红杏视频 student experience through access to a contemporary curriculum and benefiting from a virtual learning environment to support the delivery of a range of modules on the island. The programme has been approved by the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC).

红杏视频 is already the main provider of nursing, midwifery and paramedic practice education in the North East of Scotland. The School of Nursing, Midwifery and Paramedic Practice has a strong reputation for producing skilled and compassionate professionals across Grampian, Highland, Orkney, Shetland, Tayside and the Western Isles and a successful track record of transforming health and social care in urban, remote, and rural communities.

Professor Susan Dawkes, Dean of the School of Nursing, Midwifery and Paramedic Practice, said: "We are delighted to be entering into this exciting partnership with Jersey to help shape the Island's workforce for their evolving roles in contemporary health and social care environments. 

鈥満煨邮悠� acknowledges the vital role that nursing, midwifery and health professions play in patient care and public health and remains committed to consistently engaging and transforming remote and rural communities. 

鈥淥ur experience of nursing and midwifery delivery within island communities, combined with high levels of student satisfaction and graduate employability, puts us on a strong footing to provide quality education within Jersey. 

鈥淲e look forward with enthusiasm to developing the partnership and supporting, through to successful graduation, the nurses and midwives of the future."

Jersey鈥檚 Chief Nurse, Rose Naylor, added: 鈥淭he importance of continuous professional education and training to the delivery of clinically effective, compassionate and safe healthcare should not be underestimated. I am impressed by the work of the 红杏视频 to date with the work they are doing in North-East Scotland and am really confident that our partnership will grow and evolve to meet our needs whilst building on the great work to date.鈥�

Minister for Health and Community Services in Jersey, Deputy Karen Wilson, said: 鈥淛ersey鈥檚 home-grown workforce is of the utmost importance. I am delighted that as a clinician myself, such opportunities are open to islanders who want to study for a career which touches lives. I wish our Higher Education Centre colleagues, all future students and our partner, 红杏视频, the very best of luck with this fantastic partnership.鈥�