Leisa George

Leisa George serves as a part-time Lecturer in Children's Nursing at Keele University's School of Nursing and Midwifery, balancing academic responsibilities with family care. Her career includes prior clinical work as a children's nurse, an academic post at Staffordshire University, and international experience at Australia's Royal Melbourne Children's Hospital.

Education:

• Undergraduate degree from Keele University (2002)
• MA in Higher and Professional Health Education with Distinction (2013)

Her professional focus centers on Children's Nursing and Nursing Education, emphasizing innovative teaching methodologies and professional development frameworks. These interests directly inform her award-recognized contributions to pedagogical practice in healthcare education.

Scientific Awards:

• Highest Academic Achievement Award (Staffordshire University, 2013)
• Excellent Engagement in Teaching and Learning Award (Student Union, 2015)
• Teaching Innovation of the Year Finalist (Student Nursing Times Awards, 2021)

George supervises nursing students in clinical and academic settings while leading collaborative educational projects, including the 2021 award-nominated initiative. No research grant details are specified in available documentation, though her teaching innovations demonstrate applied educational research.