NURSES WORKING IN CRISIS ZONES GET HIGH JOB SATISFACTION
October 2nd, 2013
You might think the last thing a nurse wants to do in their free time is travel to a potentially dangerous region of the world. But many British nurses have been volunteering to share their expertise and make a difference outside of the NHS in Somaliland. They say that the postings give them immense job satisfaction.For the last 13 years, the Kings-THET Somaliland Partnership (KTSP) has supplied NHS nurses, midwives and doctors to this autonomous breakaway state in the Horn of Africa region, to deliver training to local medical professionals.Run by THET (Tropical ...
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