Funding Opportunity for Nurses

Funding Opportunity for Nurses

Applications are now open for The General Nursing Council for Scotland (Education) Fund and Margaret Callum Rodger Award. The awards are an education and learning opportunity for registered nurses and midwives to undertake educational developments, study tours or carry out small scale projects, all of which must make a difference to patient or client care.

The Fund will close for submission of applications at 5.00pm on Wednesday 23rd January 2019.

Further information about the scholarship and the application form can be found on the NES website www.nes.scot.nhs.uk/education-and-training/by-discipline/nursing-and-midwifery/information-for- practitioners/general-nursing-council.aspx

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