Dom McLernon

Dom McLernon is a Senior Lecturer at the University of the West of England (UWE), affiliated with the Faculty of Health and Applied Sciences (HAS). He holds qualifications including an MSc, PGCert, LLB, BSc, RNMH, SCPHN, and FHEA. His academic interests focus on religious identity in healthcare, religion's role as a social determinant of health, and child mental health debates. He has worked in the UK and Australia with vulnerable populations, including men at risk of violence and school-age children, and spent years in NHS corporate services.

As a Christian Faith Representative, he offers pastoral care and faith-based advice. He received the School of Health Sciences' Academic Achievement Award for his undergraduate studies in Mental Health Nursing. His professional roles include teaching and contributing to healthcare policy discussions. No publications are listed, but his research emphasizes ethical and social aspects of healthcare practice.