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The title says it all really! I was also wondering if anyone has gone down that route before, and if you have any advice?
Thanks in advance
Thanks in advance

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(Original post by Cortisol)
The title says it all really! I was also wondering if anyone has gone down that route before, and if you have any advice?
Thanks in advance
The title says it all really! I was also wondering if anyone has gone down that route before, and if you have any advice?
Thanks in advance

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so after doing a adult nursing degree, do you have to do public health or specialize into sexual health coz i am finding it difficult to look for a sexual health course and how many years does it take to become a sexual health nurse
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Good luck and in a way thank you to anyone who goes down that career path as those skills are certainly needed. Not a job I would ever consider as I could not detach myself from thinking about the actions each person had taken prior to visiting the clinic or hospital.
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(Original post by guguz)
so after doing a adult nursing degree, do you have to do public health or specialize into sexual health coz i am finding it difficult to look for a sexual health course and how many years does it take to become a sexual health nurse
so after doing a adult nursing degree, do you have to do public health or specialize into sexual health coz i am finding it difficult to look for a sexual health course and how many years does it take to become a sexual health nurse
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You first need to do a nursing degree (usually BN) and then register as a nurse with the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC). Then get some experience as a newly qualified nurse. You would normally need to work as a registered nurse for at least 2-3 yrs before applying to work as a specialist in sexual health nursing. You could then gain specialist qualifications in sexual health as you progressed.
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(Original post by PaulNorm)
You first need to do a nursing degree (usually BN) and then register as a nurse with the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC). Then get some experience as a newly qualified nurse. You would normally need to work as a registered nurse for at least 2-3 yrs before applying to work as a specialist in sexual health nursing. You could then gain specialist qualifications in sexual health as you progressed.
You first need to do a nursing degree (usually BN) and then register as a nurse with the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC). Then get some experience as a newly qualified nurse. You would normally need to work as a registered nurse for at least 2-3 yrs before applying to work as a specialist in sexual health nursing. You could then gain specialist qualifications in sexual health as you progressed.
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As a Mental health Nurse have you been able to find a course or work in the Sexual Health Nurse field?
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