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Developing Leadership Programme
Leading in times of change
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RCN Ophthalmic Nursing Conference 2026
Bookings are now closed.
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When leadership meets dedication – RCN General Secretary visits Scotland’s Nurse of the Year
Today (19 September), Nicola Ranger, RCN General Secretary & Chief Executive, visited Rashielee Care Home in Erskine, to meet with our 2025 Scotland Nurse of the Year, Kirsty Cartin, who manages the care home and her award-winning Deputy, Jennifer Carruthers, our 2025 winner of the Care Home Nursing Award.
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One year on from Scotland’s Nursing and Midwifery Taskforce
A year on from the publication of the Ministerial Nursing and Midwifery Taskforce report, RCN Scotland is calling for urgent action from the Scottish government to deliver the change our members were promised.
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Pay literacy
An event for all reps to learn how to become pay literate.
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RCN Fife Branch meeting (Hybrid)
Branch meeting open to all RCN Fife Branch members.
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RCN Dumfries and Galloway Branch meeting (Hybrid)
Branch meeting open to all RCN Dumfries and Galloway Branch members.
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The Gloves are Off - Briefing on staffing for safe and effective care
The evidence couldn’t be clearer. When there are enough nursing staff, with the right skills, in any care setting – patients are safer. Scotland needs the right numbers of nursing staff, with the right skills, in the right place. This election we’re calling for nursing to be recognised as an asset, rather than viewed as a cost.
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'I rediscovered a sense of value'
Read nurse David’s experience of achieving success in the band 5 nursing roles review
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RCN Scotland responds to Labour Party’s proposed ‘Train Here, Stay Here’ policy
RCN Scotland has warned that Scottish Labour’s pledge to introduce a “Train here, stay here” policy for nursing students will not solve Scotland’s nursing retention and recruitment challenges.
