How Did I Get Here? | A Career Story by David Mclaughlin | NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde @PSDScotland
How Did I Get Here? | A Career Story by David Mclaughlin | NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde  @PSDScotland
Uploaded February 2022 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
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David’s Story; Lack of support for dyslexia at high school meant learning was not a good experience for David. It was through caring for a relative that he found his way into care work, and from there to the NHS as a healthcare support worker (HCSWs) in a busy respiratory ward. David now leads on education and development for HCSWs in Scotland’s largest health board, NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde, participating in a wide range of projects and advocating for improved access to learning for all HCSWs.

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