does your work relate to the NHS, i.e do you work with them, alongside them?

Question: does your work relate to the NHS, i.e do you work with them, alongside them?
- Keywords:
  job,
  NHS
Asked by jake to Psychiatry Ward Team, Neel - Psychiatrist, Home Treatment Team, Early Intervention Team, Ed - Mental Health Nurse, Arts Therapy Team, Annabel - Head of HR on 23 Jan 2019.
- Home Treatment Team answered on 23 Jan 2019:
  
  Steven here, my role is part of the NHS and a well used part of our team. Recovery is the core of the NHS.
- Arts Therapy Team answered on 24 Jan 2019:
  
  mandy: our work is entirely in the NHS
  we work for an NHS Trust
  but I have also done work at a school , and for a social services/ health services project
  some people also do private practice
- Sheffield Psychiatry Ward Team answered on 24 Jan 2019:
  
  We are all part of the NHS. The NHS is like a really big umbrella and under it is every GP, hospital (psychiatric and physical health), walk in centre and lots more. Sometimes hospitals can be private, where people will pay for services, and some doctors work privately either full time or doing extra work on top of their NHS work.
- Neel Halder answered on 28 Jan 2019:
  
  I have worked in the NHS and also for independent sectors. There are pros and cons of each. In the NHS you feel more protected and part of a wider body. In the same way as you have state schools and private ones, you can have both types of hospital in the UK.

Question: does your work relate to the NHS, i.e do you work with them, alongside them?