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staff nurse

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noun

  1. a qualified nurse ranking immediately below a sister

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Diana Schad, a staff nurse at the Marie Curie hospice in Glasgow with 19 years of experience as well as a musician herself, has installed a piano for patients and volunteers to use.

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The shifting views of patients in some cases is something which Jo Jacobs, a staff nurse, has noticed.

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A staff nurse remained with Lexi and held her hand through the night.

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Learning disabilities staff nurse Sian Hughes, 41, from Nefyn has been training alongside Carol after becoming interested in the sport through her husband Reuben.

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Staff nurse Matt Tasker says his job has made him think twice about the future for his family.

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