Alison Robinson

Alison Robinson is a Principal Lecturer in Learning & Teaching within the Department of Nursing, Midwifery and Paramedic Practice at Teesside University's School of Health & Life Sciences. She is actively involved in health professions education, with a focus on paramedic practice and palliative care instruction.

Educational Background:

• Master in Certificate in Postgraduate Professional Development in Learning & Teaching in Professional Practice, School of Health & Life Sciences, awarded 2 May 2016
• Master in PgCert in Learning & Teaching in Higher Education, School of Social Sciences, Humanities & Law, awarded 2 February 2016
• Master in Integrated Service Improvement, Teesside University, awarded 1 July 2013
• Bachelor in Managing Health Care Delivery, awarded 1 July 1998
• Diploma in Nursing, Teesside University, awarded 3 July 1995

Her research interests center on healthcare education, particularly in paramedic training and palliative care integration. She emphasizes effective teaching methodologies in professional practice and service improvement in healthcare systems. Her work supports the development of competent, compassionate practitioners in emergency and end-of-life care settings.

Alison's sole known publication is a forthcoming book chapter on palliative and end-of-life care, which aligns with broader themes in paramedic education and ethical patient care. This work contributes to foundational training materials for paramedics, highlighting the importance of holistic care in pre-hospital environments.

She has not been listed with any scientific awards or fellowships in the provided text.

Alison Robinson supervises no named students in the provided information and there is no mention of grant funding or advising roles. Her contributions are primarily academic and pedagogical within her department.

There is no mention of specific labs, research teams, or collaborative groups in the available data.