Alison Lewis

Alison Lewis is a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Pre-Registration Nursing at the University of Worcester. She previously worked in clinical roles focusing on children, youth, and families, including health visiting and project-based initiatives for marginalized groups. Her current role emphasizes supporting student nurses in community placements and promoting primary care sector careers. She collaborates on international elective programs across Europe, Thailand, Tanzania, India, Norway, and Denmark.

• Qualifications: BSc, MSc, RGN (Registered General Nurse), RHV (Registered Health Visitor), PGCertHE (Postgraduate Certificate in Higher Education), FHEA

Research interests include community nursing practice, primary care integration, and international healthcare education. She has pioneered initiatives such as clinics for non-English speaking families and support programs for young expectant parents through the Family Nurse Partnership model.

• Awards: Fellowship of the Higher Education Academy (FHEA)

Alison’s work bridges clinical experience with academic training, emphasizing practical community engagement and global healthcare collaboration.