I am a lecturer and researcher in midwifery at the University of Manchester. My current undergraduate teaching roles include caseload midwifery and leadership in year 2. My research experience includes both qualitative and quantitative approaches, in topics including antenatal care after a prior caesarean section and preterm birth. Previously, I was the consultant midwife for intrapartum care and a supervisor of midwives at Oxford University Hospitals (OUH) NHS Trust. My role included clinical leadership with a particular focus on normal birth, working on the delivery suite and in the 'consultant midwife' and 'vaginal birth after caesarean' clinics. My most recent previous role was as a medical writer. Through this role I developed writing and communications expertise, enhanced my research critical appraisal skills and gained valuable experience working outside of the NHS.

Vaginal birth after caesarean section, midwife-led models of care, intrapartum care, preterm labour and birth.

Establishing a caseload

Contemporary leadership in healthcare

Managing a caseload

Previously:

Midwifery care for complex needs (birth)

Medicines management

Dr Elizabeth Cluett, University of Southampton

Professor Andree le May, University of Southampton 

Nursing and Midwifery Council

Royal College of Midwives

2015: Doctorate in Clinical Practice, University of Southampton

2011: Supervisor of Midwives, Thames Valley University

2008: Graduate Diploma in Law (Commendation), Nottingham Law School

2006: Post Graduate Certificate (Midwifery), University of Luton

2004: BSc (Hons) Midwifery First Class, University of Luton