Joe Davis

Joe Davis is a Senior Lecturer and Module Leader in Advanced Clinical Practice at the University of Worcester, affiliated with the School of Nursing and Midwifery and the Department of Apprenticeships & CPD. He has over ten years of nursing experience, specializing in acute mental illness, learning disabilities, and forensic mental health within both public and private sectors. His roles have included Key Nurse, Senior Staff Nurse/Charge Nurse, and care coordination for children and young adults with complex needs.

Education:

• Diploma of Higher Education in Nursing (Learning Disability) – Leeds University (2004)
• PTLLS – Dudley College of Technology (2014)
• DETC – Birmingham City University (2016)
• IQA Quality Assurance (NCFE) – University College Birmingham (2018)
• PG Cert Learning and Teaching – University of Birmingham (2018)
• MA Learning and Teaching – University of Birmingham (2020)

Research & Teaching Interests: Focuses on clinical practice, forensic mental health, learning disabilities, and healthcare education. Engages in continuing professional development (CPD) initiatives for healthcare professionals.

Awards: Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (FHEA).

Roles & Experience: Member of the Midwifery and CPD team. Extensive experience in low- and medium-secure units, emphasizing care for individuals with complex backgrounds and associated behavioral challenges.