Am applying for the role of a band 3 clinical support worker with the NHS
I have phlebotomy skills, venepuncture skills, and cannulation skills as well, but I don't have a certificate to prove each skill, I have a certified nursing assistant certificate, and 6 years of professional experience working in an acute care hospital as a clinical support worker. Would this be enough to prove my skills?
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