Jacqueline Mitchell

Jacqueline Mitchell is a Principal Lecturer and Senior Fellow of the Higher Education Academy at Wrexham University, with over 20 years of experience in higher education and nursing. She holds a doctoral degree for her qualitative research on Registered Nurses' experiences with Trainee Nursing Associates in acute hospital settings. Her role involves strategic leadership and operational delivery of PSRB nursing programs, including Bachelor of Nursing and MSc Nursing degrees, across adult, mental health, and child fields.

• Doctoral Degree in Qualitative Nursing Research
• Senior Fellow of Advance HE
• Member of Wrexham University Academic Integrity & Research Ethics Panels

Her expertise spans curriculum design, academic quality assurance, and team leadership in nursing education. She has worked at four universities, held three external examiner tenures, and maintains strong ties with professional bodies like the Nursing and Midwifery Council.

Her research focuses on qualitative studies in healthcare settings, particularly exploring interprofessional collaboration and workforce dynamics in critical care environments. While specific publications aren't listed, her doctoral work demonstrates expertise in qualitative methodologies and nursing education research.

Scientific Recognition:

• Senior Fellow of the Higher Education Academy/Advance HE

In her leadership role, she manages staff recruitment, chairs academic forums, oversees resource allocation, and implements student support systems. She also serves as a bridge between academic institutions and healthcare providers through strategic partnerships.