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Summer Student opportunities return to NHS Western Isles for 2026
Published on 27 April 2026
NHS Western Isles is once again offering paid Summer Student opportunities following the continued success of its annual Summer Student Recruitment Campaign. As part of the Board’s ongoing commitment to employability and to promoting careers in health and social care, the... -
Spring’s the perfect time to top up your COVID-19 protection
Published on 23 April 2026
The virus remains a serious risk, especially for older adults and those with weakened immune systems. If you’re eligible, your invitation for a COVID-19 vaccine is on its way. Protection from previous vaccination reduces over time, so it’s important to get... -
A unique nursing experience in the Western Isles
Published on 22 April 2026
Louise Reid, Student Nurse with the Open University, has recently completed a placement with NHS Western Isles, gaining invaluable experience across a wide range of clinical settings. Louise is studying nursing through the Open University and is normally employed by NHS... -
Be tick aware - stay safe from tick bites
Published on 21 April 2026
Tick season is here. Warmer weather means more people are outdoors enjoying the Western Isles – but it also means more ticks. NHS Western Isles is reminding residents and visitors to take simple precautions to avoid tick bites and reduce the... -
Transforming the space at Western Isles Women’s Aid
Published on 20 April 2026
Frances Robertson, NHS Western Isles and Louise Harrison, Western Isles Women's Aid NHS Western Isles has awarded £5,000 in capital grant funding to Western Isles Women’s Aid to carry out upgrades to the communal space at their premises. Western Isles Women’s Aid... -
Buggy Buddies is back – join the summer strolls!
Published on 13 April 2026
NHS Western Isles is delighted to announce the return of Buggy Buddies, the popular buggy walking group for parents and carers, kicking off on Thursday 16th April. Led by NHS Western Isles’ Health Visiting Team, Buggy Buddies is aimed at parents...