My day in A&E
Posted on
16/07/2019
in Comment, Recent work
(fortunately not because of injury or ill-health!)
Putting on a good show, both off-line and on
Posted on
12/11/2018
in Recent work
We helped East of England Ambulance Service NHS Trust take centre stage at the recent Emergency Services Show 2018 in the Birmingham NEC.
Facebook gets ‘thumbs up’ for nurse recruitment
Posted on
18/06/2017
in Comment, Recent work
In the current landscape, few marketing channels are performing as well in terms of cost-effective results as Facebook, with it’s highly refined geo-targeting, audience numbers and flexible budgets.
It’s emerging time and time again as a sucessful platform to focus your recruitment spend for both qualified and non-qualitifed healthcare roles.
Our design work on primetime TV!
Posted on
19/02/2017
in Comment, Recent work
Blink and you’ll miss it, but isn’t that the best thing about cameo appearances?
Which of the following professions is NOT classified as a shortage occupation*?
Posted on
23/10/2015
in Comment
Wanted: Crop Biologists, Firearms Officers and Air Traffic Controllers
Posted on
04/08/2015
in Recent work
With over 350 different careers available in the NHS, we’re well used to placing recruitment ads in a variety of obscure and highly specialised journals and websites.
And for your next trick…?
Posted on
08/05/2015
in Comment
Marketing Account Manager
As an Account Manager at NHS Creative, no job is too big or too small, and you’ll be at the heart the action.
"Usual rubbish about equal opportunities etc…"
Posted on
08/09/2011
in Comment
The Royal Liverpool and Broadgreen University Hospitals NHS Trust was thrust into the national limelight this week for all the wrong reasons.
"The Big Society is a coral reef and we are all the fish"
Posted on
01/07/2011
in Recent work
No, this is not a press conference with Eric Cantona. It’s a line used in a presentation for the interview of Volunteer Co-ordinator, inspired by the artwork used in our creative ad to promote the vacancy.
Curtain call for theatre staff
Posted on
01/10/2010
in Recent work
The role of an operating department practitioner is of central importance to a busy theatre environment, but does not have a high profile in comparison to that of doctors and nurses.