How many Mumsnetters work in hospitals as nurses or doctors (or meet hospital in-patients in one way or another)?

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We've been asked if we could do a survey amongst hospital staff who are parents - and before we can commit we need to know roughly how many Mumsnetters work in hospitals and come into regular contact with in-patients (ie not admin staff).

So if you are a hospital doctor/nurse or regularly come into contact with in-patients, please let us know and if you don't mind saying what you do that would be even more helpful (but don't feel to have to).

Thanks

MNHQ

I'm a medical secretary (PA to a consultant psychiatrist). I have to go on the ward rounds and so come into contact with in-patients.

I'm a midwife - does that count?

I'm an approved mental health professional, working mainly in community settings but often working with inpatients on wards too. any good?

i do, i'm a nurse

im a nurse who works in a hospital ward

all good

Need at least 50 before we can say we can do survey... so keep it up you medical folks...

You can be "admin" and still come into contact with in patients.

I'm not clinical, I'm a bed manager and work on an in patient unit. Do I count?

i'm just a sickly patient
respect to the the good nurses and drs though

I am a psychological therapist in the NHS and assess people who are inpatients.

I am a nurse

I'm a midwife

I'm a clinical scientist but don't actually see patients....just detached bits of them in the lab .......but do have input into their treatment and management.

I am a nursey

I am a nurse

Another manager who comes into regular contact with in-patients here.

i am a nurse

I've worked in the NHS for 28 years and have never met a patient yet!! I'm obviously not what you want

I'm a Radiographic Support Worker, I deal with both in-patients and out-patients on a daily basis.

I know I'm neither a Dr or a Nurse, but, as we Professions Allied to Medicine (Physio's, OT's, Radiographers, Phlebotomists, Speech Therapists, Dietitians, Pharmacists and Audiologists, and of course the Support Workers and Healthcare Assistants that are found in each ward and department) make up at least as much of the staff (if not more!) of most hospitals as Dr's & Nurses, will I do?

I'm a doctor

Im a nurse

i'm a psychiatric nurse.

Practice nurse is that any good. If so i am one!

I'm a nurse but not a hospital nurse so I don't suppose you'll want me

I'm a nurse