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Once a Midwife, always a Midwife – are you ready to be someone’s first ‘hello’ once again?

January 11, 2023

If you are thinking about returning to midwifery in the NHS and want to know more about how to take those first steps, the NHS can support you.

A career in midwifery can be emotionally and professionally rewarding and there are plenty of practical benefits, including some you may not have experienced before:

One of the most generous pension schemes in the UK.

  • Flexible working and opportunities to work part-time, helping to create a balance that suits you.
  • At least 27 days holiday a year plus public holidays, and a standard working week of 37.5 hours.
  • Additional support for professional development, helping you to feel confidence in your skills and achieve your career goals.
  • A great emphasis on working in multidisciplinary teams, allowing you to work with experts from many different departments.

Recent investment in pastoral care, education, training, and leadership and career development means the right support is in place for you personally and professionally, allowing opportunities for you to progress in your career and to thrive in the NHS.

You can find more information about returning to midwifery at https://www.healthcareers.nhs.uk/explore-roles/midwifery/returning-midwifery.

If you are interested in returning, all you need to do is complete the simple registration form and your recruitment lead will contact you to guide you through the next steps.