Profiles
Ms Rachel Stanyer
Lecturer in Midwifery
School of Nursing and Midwifery (Faculty of Health)
Biography
Biography
Lead Midwife for Education
Qualifications
MSc Contemporary Healthcare
BSc (Hons) Nursing and Human Sciences
Diploma in Midwifery
Post Graduate Certificate in Adult Education and Training
I became a registered nurse in 1993 and a registered midwife in 1996 and worked clinically until joining Plymouth University as a Midwifery Lecturer in 2011.
During my years in clinical practice I worked as a community midwife, a hospital midwife and in a midwife led unit as well as working as a Practice Development Midwife.
BSc (Hons) Nursing and Human Sciences
Diploma in Midwifery
Post Graduate Certificate in Adult Education and Training
I became a registered nurse in 1993 and a registered midwife in 1996 and worked clinically until joining Plymouth University as a Midwifery Lecturer in 2011.
During my years in clinical practice I worked as a community midwife, a hospital midwife and in a midwife led unit as well as working as a Practice Development Midwife.
Professional membership
Senior Fellow of the Higher Education Academy
Nursing and Midwifery Council
Royal College of Midwives
Roles on external bodies
Member of NMC LME Strategic Reference Group
Teaching
Teaching
Teaching interests
Newborn Examination, NIPE, midwifery skills
Staff serving as external examiners
External Examiner for University of Birmingham
Research
Research
Research interests
Newborn and Infant Physical Examination (NIPE)
Publications
Publications
Key publications
Key publications are highlighted
Journals
Articles
(2019) 'Is the incorporation of the newborn examination in the pre-registration curriculum acceptable in clinical practice? A qualitative study' Nurse Education in Practice 35, 117-123 , DOI Open access
(2018) 'Peer mentoring: Enhancing the transition from student to professional' Midwifery , DOI Open access