I became a nurse after my husband died from Covid - now I'm determined to get a job
Summary
Rachel Ohene-Adjei trained to become a nurse after her husband, Eric, died from Covid-19 in 2021. She graduated from nursing school but has not yet found a job due to fewer openings, and she remains determined to work in nursing to inspire her children.Key Facts
- Eric Ohene-Adjei died in April 2021 after seven weeks in intensive care for Covid-19.
- Rachel decided to become a nurse inspired by the care her husband received in the hospital.
- She first completed GCSEs in maths and English, then nursing access courses, and finally earned a nursing degree.
- Rachel graduated recently but faces a tough job market with many nursing graduates still without NHS jobs.
- She applied for new nursing positions hoping to find employment in the second job application round.
- Rachel juggled her studies while raising three children and managing family commitments.
- She credits her family and friends for support through her studies and grief.
- Her 13-year-old daughter is proud of her achievements after their family’s loss.
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