Celebrating internationally recruited NHS staff in Walsall and Wolverhampton

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Healthcare teams at two Black Country NHS Trusts are celebrating the valuable difference made by internationally recruited staff members as part of this Overseas NHS Workers Day (7 March 2025).The annual celebration recognises the incredible contribution which overseas workers make to the NHS and how they support colleagues, patients and patients’ loved ones.Chioma Akuchukwu

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