A community staff nurse from East Yorkshire will be appearing on television tonight.
Gillian Clark, 48, will be appearing on the new ITV series Nursing The Nation.
The programme, which started last week, is a fly-on-the-wall documentary about district nursing.
East Yorkshire was one of four locations chosen for the series.
The others were Bath, Devon and Liverpool.
The first episode mainly centred around the West Country, but tonight's second episode will feature Gillian.
Speaking to the Mail earlier this month, the Pocklington nurse, who works for Humber NHS Foundation Trust, said: "I thought it was a joke when I was first told they wanted to film me.
"It was great having the camera crews with us, it really made you think about the job and what you were doing.
"They were filming for several weeks – I wouldn't say it became normal, but we did eventually get used to them being around."
Gillian's episode will be aired on ITV at 8.30pm tonight.
It will show her visiting cancer patient Christopher, who is juggling his disease and fatherhood.
