If you have not yet started to plan your career then the time to start is now. Preparation is vital and if you are goal-directed then you are more likely to achieve your aspirations than if you drift along with the tides. The book provides a wealth of practical advice, not only on developing effective study skills but also on career development. Its final chapter, chapter 11, ‘Lifelong Learning Organisations and CPD to Sustain Your Professional Practice’ examines many issues relevant to enhancing your professional career, including;

The Concept and Context of Lifelong Learning
Professional Requirements
Demonstrating PREP [CPD] Standards
Framework for Lifelong Learning
Informal / Unstructured Learning
Protected Time
Support from Professional Organisations
In-Person Support
Midwifery and Supervision
Special Interests
Formal / Structured Learning
Using Information Technology for Lifelong Learning

There are numerous sources of career guidance, key among these will be your career mentor [discussed in detail in the book] so be alert for such a person. Others such as web sites and conferences will help you keep informed of opportunities
The following links will be useful in achieving this and they also provide further links to relevant web sites;

Careers Information