A NURSE who worked in Cheshire has been struck off the register for misconduct. Manorama Kate, from the Wirral, was struck off following a hearing of the Nursing and Midwifery Council s Fitness to Practise Committee hearing on April 1. The panel, chaired by Elizabeth Burnley, was to review the current three-month suspension order imposed on Mrs Kate, who had been a registered nurse since June 2003. Mrs Kate was not in attendance for the hearing, and had not replied to emails informing her about the hearing; the panel proceeded in her absence. The panel was making the eighth review of Mrs Kate s case, where since January 2017, Mrs Kate had been made subject to a series of temporary suspension orders and conditions of practice orders.
Amid the pandemic, I learned to reflect on what really matters to me in a career
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It also captures the essence of self-leadership and discovery in determining a person’s career path. x
In the book, Christina Soname, a career developer and consultant with LYD Consulting, interrogates the dilemma of young professionals in their career journey.
It is her first book after a series of writings in online columns she maintained for two years, which metamorphosed into a literary work published in August 2020.
Soname advocates a paradigm shift in works ethics among young people by soliciting the adoption of stewardship above job and service. x
She also harps on the danger of being obsessed with money, insisting that a career path is needed.
Disparities Researchers Equalizing Access for Minorities) Scholars Program, which supports the career development of exceptional under-represented minority pre-docs, post-docs, and assistant professors who are committed to health equity research.
Applications are due Feb. 12, 2021. Five DREAM Scholars will be selected from a competitive application process. Predoctoral trainees, postdoctoral trainees and assistant professors in good standing are eligible to apply. Priority will be given to applicants who are racial/ethnic and sexual/gender minorities in research. The DREAM Scholar program supports the preparation of the next generation of health equity researchers to address the health outcomes of the diverse population of Kentucky and beyond,” said Lovoria Williams, Ph.D., director of the DREAM Scholars Program and associate professor and endowed research professor in cancer health equity in the UK College of Nursing.