Claire Sevenoaks

Claire Sevenoaks is a Senior Lecturer in Children's Nursing at the University of Greenwich, affiliated with the School of Health Sciences within the Faculty of Education, Health and Human Sciences. Her qualifications include RGN (Registered General Nurse), RSCN (Registered Sick Children's Nurse), a Diploma in Child Development, BSc (Hons), and PGDip degrees in Advanced Practice and Childhood Practice.

Her professional journey spans three decades in pediatric nursing, specializing in oncology/hematology and clinical education. She has held roles such as Haematology Clinical Nurse Educator at Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust and Paediatric Oncology Nurse Specialist at South London Healthcare NHS Trust. Her expertise focuses on chronic conditions, genetic disorders, pain management, and symptom care for childhood cancer patients. She integrates clinical practice with education through simulation training and advanced skill development for healthcare professionals.

Claire lectures on pre-registration BSc Children's Nursing and post-registration programs, including pediatric IV care, advanced physical assessment, and chemotherapy training. As a Link Tutor, she collaborates with NHS, private, and charity sector providers to enhance student clinical placements. Her research interests emphasize improving outcomes for children with long-term conditions through education and clinical innovation.

No scientific awards or recent publications are listed, though her contributions to clinical education and pediatric care are significant. Her advisory work and grant activities are not detailed in the provided text, though her teaching and clinical roles suggest active involvement in these areas.

Claire’s work spans academic and clinical environments, bridging practice and education to support both students and healthcare providers in delivering high-quality care for children and young people.