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A Girl On A Journey

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Midwife Mondays – First Year

  • Midwife Mondays 52: Really Bad At Goodbyes!

  • Midwife Mondays 51: The Q Word

  • Midwife Mondays 50: A Day In The Life Of A Student Midwife! (catching two babies!)

  • Midwife Mondays 49: Holidays and a Brain Break!

  • Midwife Mondays 48: Exam Results!!!

  • Midwife Mondays 47: Exam week & First Year Finished!

  • Midwife Mondays 46: More submissions and final week of study leave!

  • Midwife Mondays 45: Breastfeeding OSCE Exam & Final Submissions!

  • Midwife Mondays 44: More Study Leave and a bit of flat hunting!

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What Does a Newly Qualfied Midwife Get Paid? Answering your questions! | UK Midwife
YouTube Video UCynzbpR_ntSfBBmRex_UIdA_Rmb2Pl-uxeM Following on from my blog post this week, I'm going into a bit more detail about what a Newly-Qualified NHS Midwife gets paid. To read the full blog post, figures and all, click the link below: https://www.agirlonajourney.com/2020/02/what-does-a-newly-qualified-midwife-get-paid.html Please feel free to leave comments and questions below - I'll try to answer them asap! - Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/rosieladkin Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/rosieladkin Blog: http://www.agirlonajourney.com - A bit about me: I qualified as a Midwife in September 2019 and have been working as a fully qualified Midwife at a UK hospital since October 2019. I am 29 years old and live with my wonderful fiancé who I am marrying in 2021! I run a blog over at http://www.agirlonajourney.com, in which I have documented my training to be a midwife and will continue to post regularly on there so please do check it out! - If you have any questions, please do send them over via my blog at http://www.agirlonajourney.com - I will not be sharing the name of my hospital or trust, or any confidential information or information that might breach confidentiality, as I'm sure you will understand.
Three nights in a row - My night-shift routine | UK Midwife | A Girl On A Journey
YouTube Video UCynzbpR_ntSfBBmRex_UIdA_vHKMvT37z74 Three nights in a row - sharing how I manage, when I sleep and when I eat as well as something exciting that came through the door on my final morning! - Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/rosieladkin Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/rosieladkin Blog: http://www.agirlonajourney.com - A bit about me: I qualified as a Midwife in September 2019 and have been working as a fully qualified Midwife at a UK hospital since October 2019. I am 29 years old and live with my wonderful fiancé who I am marrying in 2021! I run a blog over at http://www.agirlonajourney.com, in which I have documented my training to be a midwife and will continue to post regularly on there so please do check it out! - If you have any questions, please do send them over via my blog at http://www.agirlonajourney.com - I will not be sharing the name of my hospital or trust, or any confidential information or information that might breach confidentiality, as I'm sure you will understand.
Working Christmas As A Midwife | UK Midwife | A Girl On A Journey
YouTube Video UCynzbpR_ntSfBBmRex_UIdA_LYd2Z6msytQ My first working Christmas! So I've decided to give this whole YouTube thing another go, now that I've qualified - to share my working life as a Full-time UK Midwife. :-) - Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/rosieladkin Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/rosieladkin Blog: http://www.agirlonajourney.com - A bit about me: I qualified as a Midwife in September 2019 and have been working as a fully qualified Midwife at a UK hospital since October 2019. I am 29 years old and live with my wonderful fiancé who I am marrying in 2021! I run a blog over at http://www.agirlonajourney.com, in which I have documented my training to be a midwife and will continue to post regularly on there so please do check it out! - If you have any questions, please do send them over via my blog at http://www.agirlonajourney.com - I will not be sharing the name of my hospital or trust, or any confidential information or information that might breach confidentiality, as I'm sure you will understand. - Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairies by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) Source: http://incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/index.html?isrc=USUAN1100270 Artist: http://incompetech.com/
First Week Of Lectures & Exploring Cambridge | Weekly Vlog
YouTube Video UCynzbpR_ntSfBBmRex_UIdA_vb1K9Ae7lMc Weekly Vlog - Sunday 25th September to Saturday 1st September 2016 ---------------- See my blog at http://www.agirlonajourney.com About Me: http://www.agirlonajourney.com/about-me Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/rosieladkin Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/rosieladkin Twiglet the Hedgehog: http://www.instagram.com/twiglet.thehedgehog
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Really enjoying getting out for our daily walk at Really enjoying getting out for our daily walk at the moment; so so grateful for the mental break of getting out the house and being able to explore the stunning area a bit more after moving here back in the autumn! 🥰 So lucky to have such beautiful open space and such lovely walks within walking distance of the house! 😍👫🏼
The family opposite made this sign just in time fo The family opposite made this sign just in time for #ClapForOurCarers the other night - definitely made me smile! 😊 Really feeling a lovely sense of community coming out of this crisis - a silver lining I guess - people smiling & saying “hi” when out walking (while maintaining social distancing of course!), thanking the postman/woman, acknowledging the hard work that the supermarket staff are doing, and of course that incredibly moving moment of nationwide applause for the NHS the other night! 🥰 To me, it really feels like a community coming together at a time when it feels like everything else is falling apart, and that is definitely worth celebrating! 😍
I’ve tried several times in the last few days to I’ve tried several times in the last few days to find words to go on these squares and have failed every time. - With everything that is going on at the moment, every caption I wrote seemed so futile, every image seemed blasé and non-sensical. - Everyone in the NHS is working their backsides off at the moment, managing new guidance and new protocols alongside a virus we are trying to control and the teams I work in are no exception. We are all overwhelmed and both physically and mentally drained. I’ve had several shifts where I’ve come home and had a bit of a cry on Matt’s shoulder, and I’m sure I’m not alone in that. - If you know anyone who works in the NHS at the moment, send them a note or a message, give them a call, anything to check in on them and make sure they are ok (while maintaining social distancing of course!) Without doubt they are exhausted, drained, struggling with the risk of potentially exposing themselves and their families to the virus to care for those in need. It’s really tough. - Personally, this is certainly not what I was expecting in my first year of being a qualified midwife, but I’m trying to pull out all the stops, working hard, learning lots and staying afloat thanks to the amazing support of my wonderful fiancé @matt.griff90, both of our families and the fab teams at work - can’t thank them enough! - I’m now going try to use my Instagram as a positive place and bring back my normal content, but I had to write something about it all - it couldn’t go unmentioned and me just carry on as normal - normal seems a long way away at the moment. - Please look after anyone you know in the NHS right now - this is like nothing we have seen before and we are all doing our best! 🥰 - Image by @charliemackesy - absolutely perfect right now.
Today is the publication day for “The Best Most Today is the publication day for “The Best Most Awful Job”, in which twenty writers have written really honestly about motherhood! 📚 I was lucky enough to be sent an early copy and am absolutely loving it! 🥰 Perfect last minute #MothersDay present too (and it would fit through the letter box so you can still be social distancing!)
We had an amazing time axe-throwing at @timberjack We had an amazing time axe-throwing at @timberjacks.club the other weekend - what a laugh! 😂 Full blog post to follow over the weekend! 🪓
Some days just call for a really good steak! 🥰 Some days just call for a really good steak! 🥰 (Unfortunately, this is not today - this was our date night at @millerandcarter last week after my run of night shifts!)
The latest issue of the British Journal of Midwife The latest issue of the British Journal of Midwifery landed on my doorstep this morning - looks like I’m officially a published midwife! 👩🏼‍⚕️🥰 Check out my article on page 66 of January’s issue - all about how it’s the women you care for who teach you the most!
I’ve got a new post out over on the blog - inclu I’ve got a new post out over on the blog - including a video! Eek! 😊 Working Christmas as a Midwife was a new experience for me this year; not necessarily something I would choose to do, but it was festive and it’s certainly part of the job! 👩🏼‍⚕️ Link in bio for blog post & video! Hope you like it! 🤞🏻💋
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