Student Nurse and Nursing Associate Placements

Supporting careers into care

Student Nurse and Nursing Associate Placements at St Martins Care

At St Martins Care, we are proud to support the development of future healthcare professionals by providing high quality placements for student nurses and nursing associates across our care homes. Working in partnership with universities and educational providers, we offer a supportive and inclusive learning environment where students can gain real world experience, develop their clinical skills and build the knowledge and confidence to deliver person centred care.


Placement Contact Group Clinical Lead: Annabel Rhodes


Why Choose a Placement with St Martin's Care?

We are passionate about developing healthcare careers and supporting students to become compassionate, skilled, and confident practitioners. Many students who complete placements with us go on to join our teams as Nursing Associates, Registered Nurses, Care Practitioners, and future leaders within adult social care.


Join us and discover how a placement within adult social care can provide unique learning experiences that complement hospital and community based training and prepare you for a rewarding nursing career.


Students placed within our services will benefit from:

Practice support

Dedicated practice support and supervision.

Complex care experience

Experience of caring for adults with complex physical, mental health and dementia care needs.

Multidisciplinary working

Exposure to multidisciplinary working within St Martins Care.

Professional development

Opportunities to develop leadership, communication, clinical and assessment skills.

Structured support

A structured induction and ongoing support throughout their placement.

Students develop skills in:

Residential care Homes

Students develop skills in holistic person-centred care, dementia care and communication, medication management, nutritional support and hydration monitoring, end-of-life and palliative care, multi-disciplinary team working, and clinical observations and escalation of concerns.

Students gain experience in:

Nursing Care Services

Students gain experience in complex care needs management, long-term condition management, clinical assessment and care planning, tissue viability and wound care, catheter and continence management, safeguarding and professional accountability, and leadership within care environments.

Students develop an understanding of:

Learning Disability Services

Students develop an understanding of promoting independence and autonomy, supporting individuals with learning disabilities and complex needs, positive behaviour support, community engagement and inclusion, advocacy and person-centred planning, and health promotion and wellbeing.

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