Jane Arezina

Jane Arezina is a Healthcare Professions Lecturer at the University of Leeds, School of Medicine, affiliated with the Leeds Institute of Medical Education (LIME). She plays a key leadership role in the postgraduate Diagnostic Imaging suite of programmes, serving as programme leader and module leader for multiple courses in medical ultrasound and breast imaging. Her work supports the development of clinical sonographers through accredited educational pathways.

Research Interests: Her research focuses on clinical education in medical ultrasound, particularly the delivery of difficult news in obstetric ultrasound and the integration of simulation technology into sonography training. She has pioneered the use of simulation systems like BodyWorks Eve to enhance student learning and formative assessment.

Recent Research Trends: Her recent publications emphasize simulation-based clinical education, evaluating tools that improve sonography students' practical skills in a safe, controlled environment. These works reflect a strong commitment to innovation in healthcare education and competency-based training.

Scientific Awards:

• Fellow of the Higher Education Academy

Advising and Grants: As programme leader for the Diagnostic Imaging (Medical Ultrasound) programme, she oversees the academic and professional development of postgraduate students. She has led the design and accreditation of the BSc Medical Ultrasound (Sonography) programme through CASE. While specific grants are not mentioned, her curriculum development and research in simulation suggest active engagement in educational innovation projects.

Labs and Teams: She is embedded within the Leeds Institute of Medical Education, contributing to interdisciplinary teaching and research initiatives across the Faculty of Medicine and Health, particularly in Radiography and Medical Imaging programmes.