Nursing and Midwifery staff
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Ann-Marie Dodson
Senior Lecturer in Adult Nursing and Critical Care
Ann-Marie commenced her career in the NHS as nursing auxiliary and qualified as a General Nurse in 1981 from Selly Oak School of Nursing where she worked in Medicine, Emergency Surgery and Intensive care. In 1989 she moved to the Queen Elizabeth hospital working in Renal, Liver and Intensive care before qualifying as a...
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Caroline Donley
Senior Lecturer in Specialist Community Public Health Nursing
Caroline qualified as a Registered General Nurse from Westminster Hospital London in 1987, gaining experience in oncology nursing and palliative care. Whilst undertaking her ENB931 course in ‘care of the dying patient and their relatives’ she developed her passion for holistic family-centred nursing in community settings. ...
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Paul Drew
Lecturer in Adult Nursing
Paul began his career in health care in 2003 as a Health Care Assistant before progressing naturally into nursing, qualifying as a Registered Nurse in 2008. He has gained extensive clinical experience across a range of NHS settings, including Renal Transplant, Acute Gastrointestinal services, and Emergency Care. Paul...
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Andrea Driver-Williams
Lecturer
Andrea is a lecturer in Adult Nursing within the School of nursing and Midwifery at Birmingham City University. As part of the module team on NUR6077 she helps teach the 3 rd year students in delivering high-quality, person-centred care. As well as helping deliver the HIV session on NUR5080. She graduated from Birmingham...
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Claire East
Senior Lecturer
Claire qualified with a Diploma in Adult Nursing from BCU in 2010. Claire has previously worked in oncology/haematology caring for pre and post chemotherapy and stem cell transplants. She is passionate about palliative and end of life care, and has worked in palliative care since 2013 in various roles including a clinical nurse...
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Dr Alison Edwards
Visiting Lecturer - Midwifery
Alison first qualified as a general nurse in 1988 and following a few years as a nurse in gynaecology and care of the elderly, a move into Midwifery was made. The main areas Alison worked in included fetal medicine, day assessment, coordination of delivery suite and also managing a postnatal and antenatal ward. This lead into...
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Anne-Marie England
Senior Lecturer
Anne-Marie has completed a dual qualification as a Register Children’s Nurse and Registered Adult Nurse. She had a varied career in adult and child nursing in acute, intensive care and high dependency settings in London and Southampton and enjoyed six months working as an Expedition Nurse for Operation Raleigh in Kenya. ...
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Dr Debra Evans
Senior Lecturer
Dr Debra Evans has been a university lecturer in the Faculty of Health Education and Life Sciences for 28 years. She trained as a Registered Nurse (RGN), has a quantitative scientific background from studying a PhD and Degree in Physiology, and is a Senior Fellow of the Higher Education Academy [SFHEA]). Whilst working...
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Kara Fereday
Senior Lecturer in Adult Nursing
Kara is a Senior Lecturer in Adult Nursing and is a co module lead for the Delivering high quality, safe nursing care within adult nursing module within the Adult Nursing programme. Kara is also the module lead for the Introduction to Palliative and End of Life Care module which is part of the Post Qualifying Professional...
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Emma Filby
Senior Lecturer, Applied Cancer Practice Course Lead
Emma is a Registered Adult Nurse with 20 years' experience working within haematology and oncology. During her time in practice, she gained experience in systemic anti-cancer treatment, later assuming the role of Lead SACT Nurse. Emma has also led and managed a SACT day unit alongside what was a newly established Acute Oncology...