Apologies for the lack of posts this week. You may remember that last week I posted that I had been airlifted off a rugby pitch with a suspected neck injury. Fortunately for me everything was OK but this week didn’t end so well. I played rugby again this week in Leyburn, North Yorkshire and unfortunately smashed my ankle braking the tibia and making a right mess of the ligaments.
As a result of the injury I was again taken by ambulance (Ordinary, not air this time!) and had an operation on Monday to pin, plate and screw my ankle in place. I only got out of hospital on Wednesday on tramadol, diclofenac and paracetamol and will be in plaster for eight weeks.
Tome to move from playing to coaching I think and I’m sure I’ll have time to post a bit more over the coming weeks.
Shaun
PL-UK – for all the best ambulance rides!
PS I was contacted by a member of the rugby club this morning to say that the players are taking bets on how I will be taken home this weekend. Apparently fire engine is favourite!
Agency Workers Regulations – how does it effect me?
The simple answer is it doesn’t. …. in most cases. For more expert guidance than I can supply as a pharmacist rather than a legal bod please click on the link below. http://www.pcg.org.uk/cms/documents/01109%20PCG%20A4%2020PP%20BROCHURE%20SINGLE%20PAGES.pdf
One in a lifetime opportunity – pharmacist required in Tonga
We have been approached by a not for profit pharmacy in the Kingdom of Tonga asking us to recruit a pharmacist to work at one of the health centres in the Kingdom. This opportunity will definately not come up again for if you fancy a complete change of scene and an opportunity to live on [...]
Just a quick post to remind all pharmacist that they need to renew their GPhC registration by the 31st October. So you still have a month to pay but if you are anything like me, if you don’t do it now, there’s a chance you’ll forget!
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