Amy Tomlinson

Amy Tomlinson is a Lecturer in Sport Rehabilitation at the Hull York Medical School, Faculty of Health Sciences, University of Hull. She teaches anatomy and education practice across the MB BS, MSc Clinical Anatomy, and MSc Clinical Anatomy and Education programmes.

Research Interests: Her work centers on pedagogy in higher education, with a focus on student transition, expectations, compassionate teaching, and retention in sport and exercise sciences. She investigates how students adapt to university life, particularly those with disabilities, and explores innovative teaching methods in healthcare education.

Recent Research Trends: Her recent publications (2021–2025) show a consistent focus on educational challenges in health sciences, emphasizing qualitative and review-based methodologies. Themes include student belonging, person-centered practice in physiotherapy, and the role of postgraduate researchers in teaching. Her research contributes to improving teaching practices and student support systems in medical and sport science education.

Scientific Contributions: While no formal awards are listed, her body of work includes nine peer-reviewed journal articles, many in high-impact educational journals. She frequently collaborates with Dr. Clare Killingback and other colleagues across education and healthcare disciplines.

Advising and Grants: There is no public information indicating that she supervises PhD or Master’s students. No grants or funded projects are explicitly mentioned in the provided texts.

Labs and Research Groups: Amy is affiliated with several research groups, including Education Studies, Physiotherapy, Sports, Health and Exercise Science, and the Teaching Excellence Academy, reflecting her interdisciplinary engagement in academic practice and healthcare pedagogy.