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Hi Fotios,

I totally agree with Geoff, employer out there need experienced guys. If I was you (And I was like you once) I would do voluntary work.

After getting same degree like yours I used to get practical hands on experience 3/4 days a week in NHS hospital and after spending 2 months I finally got a permanent paid (Band 5) job there.

And it has worked for my friends as well. So I would suggest you either you go to NHS hospitals or try contacting private 3rd parties companies. They always look to save some money. you can easily get some hands on experience.