Stacy Ashely

Stacy Ashely is a Lecturer in Adult Nursing (specializing in District Nursing) at the University of Suffolk, affiliated with the School of Nursing, Midwifery and Public Health. Her career spans over 15 years in healthcare, transitioning from clinical practice to academia. She holds a DipHE in Adult Nursing (Kingston University, 2008) and a district nursing degree (2015). She has extensive experience in acute medicine, care of older adults, and community nursing, including roles as a District Nurse in Guildford (2011–2018) and Bury St Edmunds (2020–2024). She became a practice teacher in 2018, focusing on service development and staff training. In 2024, she joined the University of Suffolk to advance nursing education.

• Education:
• DipHE in Adult Nursing, Kingston University, 2008
• Degree in District Nursing, 2015
• Professional Roles:
• Acute Medicine Nurse (pre-2011)
• Community Nurse, Guildford (2011–2015)
• Practice Teacher in Community Settings (2018–2020)
• DN in Bury St Edmunds (2020–2024)

Her expertise centers on community-based healthcare, gerontology, and nursing education. She emphasizes translating clinical experience into teaching to inspire future district nurses.