RCN Scotland

04/10/2026

Are you and colleagues working together to complete a band 5 review application?

We'd recommend you choose a lead contact, who can be your main point of reference, to ensure a smoother journey through the review process.

Make sure you register your lead contact here so we can support you with your grouped application: https://bit.ly/4exdKPa

03/10/2026

Book your spot on the RCN Nurse-Led Innovations and Quality Improvement Conference 2026.

This conference recognises and strengthens the vital role nurses play in shaping safer, more efficient, and more compassionate healthcare.

Find out more and book here:

Join us on 17 November and take the next step in leading meaningful quality improvement and innovation in your workplace.

02/10/2026

Could you be an RCN Steward?

Our stewards build strong relationships in their workplace and understand how to influence change. When members face difficult employment issues, stewards ensure that they feel empowered to speak up and engage in formal processes.

Find out more about all our rep roles here: https://www.rcn.org.uk/get-involved/rcn-reps

01/10/2026

Are you considering job evaluation?

We are running in-person and online sessions to support members in Scotland who are going through the band 5 review or the wider job review process.

Find out more here: https://bit.ly/4xgcWpl

Local and online information sessions to support members in Scotland who are going through the Band 5 review or wider job evaluation process.

30/09/2026

On 23 November, we’ll highlight the crucial contribution nursing support workers make to patient care on RCN Nursing Support Workers' Day

30/09/2026

Are the details we hold about you correct?

Without current employer or email address details, we can't keep you fully informed and you may miss out on opportunities to have your say in what the College is campaigning for on your behalf.

Check now at https://www.rcn.org.uk/MyRCN

29/09/2026

Are you a Scottish nursing student who is passionate about improving the experience of nursing students and want to make sure all RCN policy and activity is developed with a consideration of how it impacts on student members.

There's currently an opportunity for you to put yourself forward to join the RCN Students Committee.

Joining the Students Committee will give you the opportunity to provide a voice for nursing students and to influence how the RCN supports and advocates for its student membership.

Nominations close on 19 October. Find out more and nominate yourself at: https://bit.ly/3EAhIoM

29/09/2026

The top honour of RCN Scotland Nurse of the Year 2027 will be selected from the registered nurse winners from the other award other categories.

Do you know someone deserving of being named Scotland's Nurse of the Year? Make sure you nominate them in one of the other categories to put them in the running at https://www.rcn.org.uk/scotland/Get-involved/ScotlandNurseOfTheYear2027

28/09/2026

The Chief Nursing Officer for Scotland Award for Excellence, will be nominated by nursing leaders and stakeholders for a significant contribution to the development of nursing as a profession that is valued by society.

Thanks to the sponsor of this award - the Chief Nursing Officer for Scotland at

Find out more about this award and our other categories at https://www.rcn.org.uk/scotland/Get-involved/ScotlandNurseOfTheYear2027

27/09/2026

Could you be an RCN Learning Rep?

Our Learning Reps understand that learning and training must be valued and protected to ensure the nursing workforce can deliver high quality care. They help colleagues access support and resources to boost their confidence and challenge systemic barriers that might be getting in their way.

Find out more about all our rep roles here: https://www.rcn.org.uk/get-involved/rcn-reps