Previous NHS experience required?

[eek]

Whenever I see this, I translate to:
"Must be willing to work for peanuts and is good at climbing trees"

Why filter out all of the good private sector and avoid some actual quality in the public sector for a change?

Because anyone good and competent won't cope with the madness and crappiness that is an NHS project for longer than a couple of weeks...

[TestMangler]

Whatever, that's your student nurse fantasy spoilt though eh?

Not at all mate, It is deposited in the wank bank....

[woohoo]

I was saying the other week that wife's surgery had a new server delivered and the NHS Trust IT services stalled coming round and getting it live by saying the server had to be 'acclimatised' first.

ok, I'm going to sound stupid, but I'm sure I've read that you should allow computers brought in from a cold environment (warehouse) to a warm environment, time to warm up before switching on, condensation or something. Can I get a job in the NHS now?

[sal]

ok, I'm going to sound stupid, but I'm sure I've read that you should allow computers brought in from a cold environment (warehouse) to a warm environment, time to warm up before switching on, condensation or something. Can I get a job in the NHS now?

Yes, especially if your avatar is actually a slefie

[Paddy]

Whenever I see this, I translate to:
"Must be willing to work for peanuts and is good at climbing trees"

Why filter out all of the good private sector and avoid some actual quality in the public sector for a change?

I know of two deaths caused by a NHS database being out of action for 24 hours. It's not the same as having a few ATMs fail.

[minestrone]

ok, I'm going to sound stupid, but I'm sure I've read that you should allow computers brought in from a cold environment (warehouse) to a warm environment, time to warm up before switching on, condensation or something. Can I get a job in the NHS now?

This was like 2 month acclimatisation period.