Rinta Manoj

Rinta Manoj is a Lecturer in Adult Nursing at Buckinghamshire New University (BNU), teaching on the BSc (Hons) Adult Nursing full-time program. She transitioned into higher education after a rich clinical career in nursing across India, Saudi Arabia, and the UK, bringing extensive practical experience to her academic role.

Her educational journey includes a Diploma in Nursing from the School of Nursing, Karnataka, a BSc in Nursing from Oxford Brookes University (2023), and a Postgraduate Certificate in Practice Education from BNU (2024). She also completed a Renal Speciality course and a Mentorship course from Oxford Brookes University in 2009 and 2010, respectively.

Rinta's research and professional interests focus on adult nursing, renal care, elderly care, clinical education, and nursing practice development. Her background in haemodialysis and acute general medicine enriches her teaching approach, emphasizing practical skill development and evidence-based care.

While no recent publications are listed, her career reflects a strong commitment to advancing nursing education and mentorship. She aims to empower future nurses with real-world insights gained over years of frontline service.

• No scientific awards listed.

Rinta Manoj has served as a Practice Development Nurse and Clinical Educator at Oxford University Hospitals NHS Trust, particularly in Acute General Medicine at John Radcliffe Hospital. She has not supervised any formal students yet in an academic capacity, but her prior mentorship roles suggest strong advising potential. She has no listed grants, but her Postgraduate Certificate in Practice Education from BNU indicates active engagement in educational development.

There is no mention of specific research labs or teams, but her work is closely aligned with clinical education units and nursing practice development frameworks within BNU and prior NHS settings.