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Nominations for this award are closed and will reopen in Spring 2025.

This award is open to Registered Nurses working in nursing practice, education or management roles within Wales who develop and/ or deliver high quality education to those who deliver health and/ or social care.  Nominees for the Award will demonstrate the use of innovative teaching and/ or facilitative methods to maximise learning.  

About the award: This award recognises an outstanding Registered Nurse who will have made a significant difference to the development and/ or delivery of high quality education to those who deliver/ aim to deliver health care.  

Who can be nominated?

Registered Nurses who are:

• Working at any level in practice education or management settings within Wales
• Practising in any sector for example; Higher or Further Education; Local Authority, Independent Health and Social care Sector, Third Sector, or NHS
• Diversity in nominees is encouraged to reflect the workforce in Wales
  

Criteria

• Through effective leadership can demonstrate a positive contribution to an innovative development that has made a difference to those receiving supervision assessments/teaching and learning, and therefore, people receiving care.
• Able to demonstrate a central contribution to the development of an evaluated education programme or initiative that has made a difference to learners and therefore patients.
• Will be able to demonstrate that their approach to education is commensurate with national policy and strategy within health and social care.
• Must be able to show that their educational approach or product is underpinned by an appropriate evidence base.
• Should be able to demonstrate that their work supports a relevant educational framework and/or approach.
• Through service evaluation, patient involvement and / or other means, is able to demonstrate a positive impact .
• Show commitment to and passion for the nursing profession, going the “extra mile” demonstrating a “can do” positive attitude.
• Able to demonstrate a positive impact on the clinical practice, confidence and professionalism of the individual being supervised/assessed.

What makes a winning entry? - top tips to make you nomination stand out from the crowd!

Please read the nomination guidance note before beginning your submission. We have created some examples of excellent nominations to give you an understanding of the detail needed to make your nomination shine. You can also  'Writing the perfect nomination for RCN Wales Nurse of the Year' for some top tips for making sure your nomination wows the judging panel.

Please remember to follow these key points:

• Tell us why you are nominating this person. A minimum of 300 words will be requested to explain your nomination, up to a 500-word limit for your submission. The more detailed you are the better so make full use of the word count given to you!
• Start with their success: What’s the headline? What are you proud of? Start with the attention-grabbing success to hook the judges immediately 
• When writing your 500 words, please refer to the award criteria for the category you are nominating for and hit each point mentioned by providing solid evidence. that way, you’ll increase your chances of your nomination being shortlisted!
• Please tell us specifically how your nominee has gone over and above the requirements of their role, and/or how they have made significant contributions to their field of work.
• Lastly but not least, check your spelling and grammar! Professionalism and care are equally as important in your nominations! Spell out any acronyms to be as clear to the judges as possible, don’t make any assumptions that they know what you’re talking about!

We also encourage patient nominations; we want to hear about how your experience of excellent nursing care has touched your lives. This could be yourself, a family member or someone who is making a difference in your local community!  Contact RCN Wales if you would like help in choosing a category to nominate. NurseoftheYearAwards@rcn.org.uk

Diversity in nominees is encouraged to reflect the workforce in Wales across all areas of nursing; Independent Health and Social Care Sector, Third Sector, NHS, or Local Authority.