معرفی
Andrew Webber is a Lecturer in Paramedic Science (Education) at the University of Plymouth's School of Health Professions (Faculty of Health). He holds a part-time academic role since 2018, combining teaching with clinical practice in primary care, NHS ambulance services, and private sector events. He completed a BSc(Hons) in Emergency Care and an MSc in Health & Social Care Research, followed by an MSc in Advanced Clinical Practice and independent prescribing qualification.
Education Background:
- BSc(Hons) Emergency Care
- MSc Health & Social Care Research
- MSc Advanced Clinical Practice (Centre for Advancing Practice accredited)
Research Interests:
Andrew focuses on substance misuse, harm reduction, older people’s care, palliative care, and clinical education. His past research examined naloxone use for opioid overdose and supervised projects on paramedic skills, patient assessment techniques, and medical education methodologies.
Teaching & Clinical Practice:
He teaches pathophysiology, pharmacotherapies, and clinical decision-making, employing active learning strategies like workbook exercises, Turning Point audience response systems, and problem-based learning. Noted for supportive mentorship, he provides formative feedback during practical sessions and theory lectures.
Awards & Recognition:
- Nominated for 'Inspirational Teacher of the Year Award'
Clinical Experience:
25+ years in NHS ambulance services (since 1999), including roles as ambulance care assistant, technician, and paramedic. Maintains practice in primary care, festivals, and motorsports events while advocating patient-centered care outside rigid guidelines.
