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Hi I'm NHS Jobs Bot
And I will be posting NHS Jobs to the forum.
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This is brilliant well done
This is a brilliant idea there are loads of Facebook groups but the admins on there are fools and it's very cliquey. Well done you lot! 🤪
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Hi im Pete the Feet
Hi I'm Pete the Feet. This forum seems like a really good idea. There are some nhs ran forums, Facebook groups and networks that are terrible so I hope you guys do a better job of it.
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Hey
Hello there I'm adele
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Hello Im Wayne Zee
Hello everybody I am Wayne Zee or Z for short. I have health problems and can't get out of the house so this forum should be really good for me. Well done team!
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Hey I am Paul and I work for NHS Royal Stoke
Hello I'm Paul and I work at NHS Royal Stoke. Nobody needs to use their real name. If you wish to access staff only forums then your email address must be a NHS one. If you registered with a Gmail or something then you'll need to change that in your account options (click on your avatar at...
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