Dr Peter Carter, the RCN’s chief executive and general secretary, will step down from the role as soon as a successor is found. Dr Carter has been in the post for the past eight years, and has presided over issues such as the NHS reorganisation in 2012, and the recent pay dispute over the government’s refusal to award nurses a consolidated one per cent pay rise.
Dr Carter said: ‘I have thoroughly enjoyed my time at the RCN. It is just over eight years since I joined the college and it has been a wonderful time in my career. The challenges when I joined the RCN were significant and with the support of the RCN council and my colleagues we have taken forward the work of the RCN on behalf of our members.
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The RCN has announced Peter Carter’s departure
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