Bullying of student nurses and Midwives

One of my daughters is a nurse. She never experienced bullying in training, so not the norm.

While it shouldn’t be the norm, I’ve seen a lot of places where students and new nurses are treated by ****, purely on the virtue that they’re students/newbies.

I have been made aware that it can be a tough rite of passage for young nurses and midwives during placements. My daughter has been shouted at and publicly ridiculed by older midwives for no real reason and then accused of things she hasn't done. When she questioned this she was basically ignored because the midwives were old colleagues of senior staff running the course.
Apparently if you make any complaints about the way you are treated it is made clear to you that your chance of a local job could be affected.
Has anyone experienced this sort of problem? I am not going to name the university concerned but I would be interested to hear from any other victims of this institutionalised bullying.

Sometimes "older" staff have their own way of working, its not wrong, but can be a bit challenging to adapt to. Please encourage your daughter to speak to her link lecturer, or personal tutor about this matter. She can also arrange a discussion with the practice education team at the trust she is attending. This is a panel of nurse educators that directly support students being successful.