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Looking for a solution to your recruitment challenges?
After finishing 2019 with our highest attended event ever, we look forward to 2020 where we return with 8 events across the country to celebrate the ‘Year of the Nurse and Midwife’.
Organisations are already rebooking for next year thanks to the success of this year’s events, so to hear about our sponsorship opportunities and to exhibit at Nursing Times Careers Live in 2020, please contact:
Mitchell Robinson
Senior Account Manager
E: Mitchell.Robinson@emap.com
T: 020 3953 2993
We’re looking forward to working with you in 2020!
Take a look at what our exhibitors thought of Nursing Times Careers Live in 2019
300+
visitors per event
51%
of attendees are looking to start a new role in the next 6-12 weeks
68%
of attendees are registered nurses, 32% are students
112
years of being specialists in recruitment
42%
of attendees are willing to relocate
"Superbly organised. Significant numbers of nurses attending and staying for the whole event due to the excellent CPD lectures on the day, combined with fun events to keep the nurses interest and enable prospective employers to spend plenty of time with the nurses."
Ruth Salisbury, recruitment & retention administrator, Stockport FT
"The facilitators at the Nursing Times are a great bunch to work with they meet and greet you, remain contact with you throughout the day offering support."
Gayle Bennett, senior nurse/deputy matron, Rampton Hospital
"We can’t stress enough how impressed we were with the service we received and the amount of attendees on the day. We hope to be part of your other events this year!"
Sami Gilas, recruitment consultant, Somerset Partnership FT
"September’s event in Manchester was the first NT event that MFT have attended and we were certainly not disappointed. From the excellent location of the venue, to the welcoming service from the NT staff, the lovely lunch and of course the huge numbers of enthusiastic and engaging nurses and student nurses attending, this was a fantastic and well organised event."
Kate Robinson, acting lead nurse for workforce, Manchester University FT