Profiles
Mrs Anna Chick
Lecturer in Child Health Nursing (Education)
School of Nursing and Midwifery (Faculty of Health)
- Children's nursing
- Clinical skills
- Research
Email publicrelations@plymouth.ac.uk to enquire.
Role
My current role is as a lecturer on the undergraduate BSc Hons Nursing programme at the University with a focus on professional practice, high dependency care of the child, digital professionalism and complex and acute care in Child Health. I hold module lead roles, organising teaching and learning activity across fields of practice and teaching sites within the SouthWest.
As an admissions tutor for Child Nursing the emerging role of the nurse is of particular interest to me helping to create and manage health care professionals of the future.
Qualifications
I have been a qualified Children's nurse since 1995 working in a full range of clinical settings including Paediatric Intensive Care and Acute Children's areas, I have also held specialist roles in community respiratory and end of life care for children and young people. Whilst my main role is teaching within the University I also work clinically on the acute children's wards at the Royal Cornwall Hospital.
DipHE Nursing - Child Branch - University of Greenwich 1995
BSc Hons Professional Practice (Paediatric Intensive Care) - South Bank University 2003
Post Graduate Certificate in Academic Practice - University Of Plymouth -2015
Post Graduate Certificate in Education (Higher & Further Education) -2016
MSc Contemporary Healthcare (Education) - 2016
Professional membership
Nursing and Midwifery Council.
Teaching interests
Paediatric High Dependency Care
Paediatric Intensive Care
Complex Health Needs & Multi Professional Care for Children and Young People
Acute Care of the Child and Young Person
Digital Professionalism