Dr Kirsty Marshall
School of Health & Society
Current positions
Senior Lecturer in Nursing IC & SP
Biography
I am an passionate and motivated senior nurse academic and researcher, with 25 years of health and social care experience and nine years working in academia working across pre and post graduate education and I am an active researcher with regular publication. Internationally I have presented and taught and on led international mobility for students and regularly present internationally. I am a keen cyclist and have an interest in how active travel can be a method of improving health aging and reduce inequality
Areas of Research
Integrated Care
Active travel
healthy aging
Community Nursing
Nursing leadership
Research capacity and capability building in community
Areas of Supervision
Neighborhood team development
Integrated care
Active travel
Prevention
Person centered care
I have extensive experience in teaching learning as a lecturer and senior lecturer. I have lead the implementation of specialist community nursing programmes in the school of health and society. I am also an external examiner, and active member of the northern community educators group as well as having completed an additional role as an NMC visitor
Qualifications
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Academic practice Pg-Cert (higher education teaching and learning)
2018 - 2018 -
Professional Doctorate
2014 - 2020 -
Specialist Community Practitioner (District Nurse)
2005 - 2006 -
Professional Nursing Studies Bsc Hons
2003 - 2004 -
Nursing Adult
1997 - 2000