Juliet Harrison

Juliet Harrison is an Associate Professor in Paramedic Science at the School of Health Sciences, University of East Anglia. With a clinical background as a paramedic and Advanced Life Support instructor, she combines frontline experience with academic leadership. Her roles include teaching clinical skills and decision-making, and she received dual teaching awards in 2018.

• BSc (Hons) in Science from Open University (2012)
• MSc in Advanced Practitioner Studies from University of East Anglia (2017)
• PGCert in Higher Education Practice

Her research focuses on improving paramedic education through inclusive clinical assessment frameworks, organizational wellbeing in emergency services, and interdisciplinary collaboration in emergency care. Recent publications examine skin tone bias in diagnostics and confidence-building strategies for diverse patient assessments.

She actively contributes to the field by peer-reviewing for the British Paramedic Journal and has received multiple citations for her work on ambulance personnel health and team dynamics. Her teaching innovations emphasize excellence in paramedic training.