Hannah Gray

Hannah Gray serves as a Lecturer in Adult Nursing at Canterbury Christ Church University's School of Nursing, Midwifery, Allied and Public Health, commencing her academic career in July 2023. She primarily teaches the BSc Adult Nursing course and acts as a Personal Academic Tutor for students.

Her educational qualifications include:

• Adult Nursing degree from the University of Southampton (2017)
• Post Graduate Certificate in Intensive Care Nursing
• Post Graduate Certificate in Academic Practice (awarded Fellowship of the Higher Education Academy)

She is currently completing a Master's in Law specializing in Healthcare Law and Medical Ethics. Gray's research focuses on critical care nursing, humanitarian and conflict nursing, and simulated practice learning, directly informed by her frontline Intensive Care Unit experience during the pandemic.

Her notable recognition includes:

• Fellowship of the Higher Education Academy (FHEA)

Public engagement features her pandemic blog 'The Corona Lisa', BBC World Service podcast appearances on 'The Conversation', and her independently developed podcast 'What Makes a Nurse?'

As a Personal Academic Tutor, Gray mentors nursing students using insights from her prior London ICU roles as a Practice Educator, emphasizing real-world application in simulated clinical environments.