Ruari Cassidy

Ruari Cassidy is a Lecturer in Clinical Intercalation at the University of Plymouth's School of Nursing and Midwifery (Faculty of Health). He transitioned from clinical practice in Critical Care and Cardiothoracic Critical Care across multiple regions to academia, holding roles such as ICU Matron and Critical Care Outreach practitioner. His clinical background spans over a decade, with experience from D grade nurse through to Charge Nurse roles.

• Education: Trained at Argyll and Clyde School of Nursing and Midwifery

His research and teaching focus on:
- Urgent/Emergency Critical Care leadership
- Quality Improvement methodologies
- High Dependency Care education for midwives
- Humanistic and strategic leadership frameworks

Current academic responsibilities include:
- Programme Lead for Urgent and Emergency Care / Critical Care BSc (Intercalated)
- Module Lead for UEC607 (Urgent, emergency and critical care: leadership and innovation)
- Post-graduate module delivery in High Dependency Care for Midwives

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