28TH SEPTEMBER 2019 #NHCC19

*Inspiring tomorrow's healthcare heroes*

Join us at the UK's largest event for aspiring healthcare professionals covering Medicine, Dentistry, Nursing, Midwifery, Veterinary, Physiotherapy, Pharmacy, Healthcare Science, Allied Health Professionals, Physician Associates, Digital roles and more.

Health Careers Live Keynote Stage - Clinical Skills Zones - Workshop Hubs - Masterclasses - Interactive Exhibition - Free Resources

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The UK's Largest Health Careers Conference & Expo

We were delighted to welcome 1000+ attendees last time! There were keynotes, workshops on topics such as work experience, reflecting skills, UCAT, BMAT, Personal statements and SJT, interactive zones featuring clinical skills, dissection and a large exhibition with over 30 organisations including the GMC, BMA, Royal Colleges, BMJ and several UK Universities! 

Come and speak to admission tutors and the key organisations involved in health education. Expect it to be even bigger this year with  more workshop hubs and our new Health Careers Live Stage! 

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Some previous Speakers, Exhibitors and supporters:

Would you like to get involved? E-mail info@healthcareers.live

It was a huge privilege to support this event. The NHS needs more initiatives like this; empowering, creative, thoughtful and well organised. A credit to you and I very much enjoyed my day. I met 100s of inspirational people, you have inspired me to do more.
Dr Kate BurnettHead of School, Health Education England. Leader of healthcare improvement Fellow, AQuA. Director, On Becoming Programme, Health Education England. Honorary Deputy Director MSc (Medical Education), University of Manchester.
“Very impressed, we will be back!”
Cardiff Medical SchoolProfessor
“Everything I attended was brilliantly executed and well planned”
Delegate
“Very useful event that has given me a lot of information I couldn’t have found otherwise”
Delegate
“Last year I was invited to attend and present at the National Health Careers Conference in Manchester. I was particularly impressed with the scale of the conference and exhibition, the range of exhibitors and that the event was free for students. I was able to work with the very enthusiastic team to provide information and guidance to students on how to prepare for BMAT.
Dr HarrisonSenior Digital Learning Manager, Cambridge Assessment (Cambridge Assessment is the brand name of the University of Cambridge Local Examinations Syndicate, a department of the University of Cambridge)
“This is a great initiative. Happy to give it my support. We need to do more of this to help young people work in our NHS” (quote from video interview)
Andy BurnhamMayor of Greater Manchester
“A great opportunity to meet people who also want to study medicine/are studying medicine and talking to admission tutors”
Delegate
“It was helpful in terms of motivation and gets you in the spirit of becoming a doctor”
Delegate
“Huge thanks to the organisers for bringing together all the support an aspiring medical student needs”
Delegate
“The event was incredibly well-attended. It was great to see such enthusiasm from students and pupils keen to enter medicine. Their passion shone through and I really enjoyed speaking with such bright, engaged young people on topics ranging from ethical dilemmas to work experience”
Tista Chakravarty - GannonPrincipal Regional Liaison Adviser, General Medical Council
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Our team work hard to ensure the conference is of high quality and offers a range of opportunities for delegates. As a result, the programme is continually updated to maximise experiences. We are a team of health professionals, students and advisors determined to widen access and deliver outreach activities, working with organisations including schools, charities, universities, local authorities and hospitals. We believe that anyone interested in pursuing a career in healthcare should have the opportunity to do so and we want to make it an even playing field. You can find out more about our outreach work here : www.becomingadr.org