Iseult Wilson

Dr. Iseult Wilson is a Senior Lecturer (Education) at the School of Nursing and Midwifery, Queen's University Belfast, within the Faculty of Medicine, Health & Life Sciences. Her research focuses on developing interventions for chronic illness management, particularly musculoskeletal consequences of surgeries and playing-related disorders in musicians, alongside advancing qualitative research methodologies. She leads projects such as the WORtH (Walking for Health) study and SafeTrad (Irish traditional musicians' health).

Teaching responsibilities include modules on evidence-based nursing, qualitative research methods, and clinical assessment. She actively contributes to education initiatives at Queen's University Belfast and Mohammed Bin Rashid University (MBRU), including workshops on qualitative interviewing and assessment design.

Dr. Wilson supervises PhD students in chronic musculoskeletal conditions and methodological innovation. She chairs the Assessment Committee and co-leads the Rubric Development Group within the Education and Practice Research group.

Her recent collaborations span public health education, clinical competency assessment, and improving healthcare interventions for vulnerable populations. She has organized national and international academic events, including the Irish Network of Healthcare Educators conference.