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Nurse of the month May 2024 – Rebecca

Matthew Power • May 17, 2024
A picture of a woman named nurse of the month.

Congratulations to our nurse of the month for May 2024 – Rebecca! We’re really excited to present you with this award. You’ve been working hard shown dedication to your patients. You make a difference in the lives of others every day. Thank you! You can read all about Rebecca’s time with FCC at the interview below.

 

What do you like most about FCC?

I enjoy the flexibility and freedom of being able to work the hours and shifts that fit in with my life. The allocations system is easy and uncomplicated, the staff are great and easy to work with and talk to. I appreciate FCC always trying to find shifts that suit me and my availability.

 

Why did you want to be a nurse?

I love science and problem solving and I love helping people so nursing for me is the perfect mix of that. After many years, it has taught me so much about people and the human experience in general, so the continual learning is what keeps me motivated and keeps me going. 

 

What has been the highlight of working with FCC?

The exposure to working in different facilities has been fantastic - it's great for networking and expanding your knowledge base, it's also confidence building. Plus, I have enjoyed meeting many other FCC nurses on the job who are all fantastic!!

 

Would you recommend FCC to other nurses and why?

Yes - definitely. The sign-up process is very streamlined and straightforward - easy to follow and FCC don't waste any time either with on boarding - it's all pretty quick. I like the allocations system where you can put your availability in ahead of time so FCC can start filling you up with shifts, so you are not always having to wait to the last minute for a confirmation. FCC staff are also supportive and easy to talk to if you have any issues.

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