Meet the team
More information about the NRN Network committee
RCNNRN has a working group committee to help the network, and the RCN, achieve our aims of providing peer-to-peer support for newly registered nurses - ensuring their voices are heard.
Meet the team below.
Lucy Hayes
Field: Adult Nursing
Work: Acute Elderly Care
Fact: I was previously on the Student Committee and I’m now a committee member for my branch.
Joanna Rosa Mendes
Field: Adult Nursing
University: Buckinghamshire New University
Fact: I am bilingual and am able to speak two languages.
Gabby Nutley
Field: Registered Mental Health NurseWork: Forensic Mental Health Service
Fact: I am a classically trained singer. I have had lessons since the age of 10. I once sang in the Royal Festival Hall in London.
Contact
Professional Lead: Acute and Emergency Care and Defence Nursing:
Kendal Andreason
Kendal Andreason
Meet our Twitter curators
We put lots of helpful content out on our Twitter account, which is curated daily by a team of awesome newly registered volunteers.
You can also check out blog posts written by members of our team.
You can also check out blog posts written by members of our team.
Jasmine Ashraff
Field: Mental Health NursingWork: CAMHS inpatient services
Fact: I am a Scout leader in my spare time, and returned as a Leader to the same troop I was in as a child!
Daniel Beglin
Field: Registered Mental Health NurseWork: Psychiatric Liaison Nurse
Fact: I’ve been invited to the House of Lords for a dinner party in recognition of my contribution towards nursing and students whilst at King’s College London.
Hayley Jennings
Field: Adult NursingWork: Community Nurse at Isle of Wight NHS Trust.
Fact: I took part in the Queen's Jubilee Pageant Parade dressed as a chicken!
Tony Longbone
Field: Mental Health NursingWork: Dementia Assessment & Treatment Unit (DHCFT)
Fact: I’ve received a commendation from the Chief Scout Bear Grylls for work I have done with a West Midlands Scout District on raising awareness of mental health and dementia.
Sam Palmer
Field: Children’s nursingWork: Currently a third year student at LSBU.
Fact: I spent 8 months in Nepal, most of which was spent sleeping in a tent and rebuilding schools in the hills.
Kate Suffolk
Field: Adult Nursing
Fact: Lover of animals, especially ones with big ears, and I have stroked an aardvark.
Always on the hunt for someone who will cage dive with me with sharks… apply on a postcard!
