Nursing and Midwifery staff
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Michelle Ranglin
Senior Lecturer/ Course Lead
A qualified Nurse with over 25 years’ experience, her career started on initial qualification at Birmingham Children’s hospital on a Paediatric Neurosurgery ward. Following on from this she completed her BSc (hons) degree in Midwifery and on initial qualification worked in a Mother and Baby Nursing Home, where she was able...
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Miss Sarah Redfern
Associate Professor
A proud graduate of ϳԹ and an experienced senior nurse whose speciality is children’s liver and small bowel disease. Education has always been a focus of Sarah’s career pathway and really took hold when she became the Teaching Sister for the busy high dependency ward. This naturally progressed into the role as lead for the...
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Francesca Renzicchi
Senior Lecturer
Francesca graduated in Nursing in 2012, from the Faculty of “Medicina, Universita di Roma Tor Vergata” and moved to the UK one year after, where she has been practising in different hospital settings, from medical wards to admission, to Critical Care and research. Francesca's areas of interest and expertise cover general...
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Jayne Robbie
Course Lead and senior lecturer in diabetes and vascular disease
Jayne qualified as a podiatrist from Brighton Polytechnic in 1987 and has had a varied career in primary and secondary care working extensively as a diabetes specialist in multi-professional teams as well as having experience managing a large primary care podiatry unit. Jayne was one of the first intake of podiatrists to gain...
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Jean Rogerson RGN AdvDipCH
RGN AdvDipCH
Former Outpatient and Theatre Manager and regularly uses hypnosis in a hospital OPD. Jean teaches Clinical Hypnosis to medical professionals around the UK and is a member of the BSCAH Academic and accreditation Committee and is an accreditation assessor for the society.
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Dr Jaye Ryan
Associate Professor in the Department of Midwifery and Children's Health (MCH)
Jaye joined ϳԹ in 2003, having worked in Paediatric Intensive Care for over 10 years. Jaye is currently convening a MSc Nursing module in Professional Practice and is a dissertation supervisor for several MSc students.
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Samantha Salmon
Lecturer
Prior to lecturing Samantha worked at a short breaks service for adults with learning disabilities, ranging from profound and multiple learning disabilities (PMLD) to mild learning disabilities, focusing on increasing independence. The service comprised of two units, one adapted to accommodate people with complex physical...
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Novia Samuels
Senior Lecturer and Course Lead for MSc Midwifery
Novia has experience in all areas of midwifery and has a specialist interest in enhance midwifery care. She has worked in intrapartum care for over 13 years. She has been a Core High Dependency Unit midwife in one of the UKs large maternity units for over 11 years on a delivery suite and caring for women with extremely...
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Kathryn Sethi
Course Lead for MSc Transforming and Leading in Healthcare
Kat qualified as a nurse in Australia 1998 and has over 20 years’ experience in the NHS across adult and child nursing in acute, intensive care and high dependency settings, alongside a range of leadership and management roles. Kat holds an MSc in Advanced Nursing Practice and is a Senior Fellow of the Higher Education Academy...
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Nina Shamaris
Senior Lecturer in Adult Nursing
Nina is currently a Senior Lecturer in Adult nursing and her main module she leads on Leadership and Decision-Making/Research Based Leadership and Decision-Making Adult Nursing within the third/fourth year. She is passionate about teaching students to transfer skills from theory into practice and making that difference within...