Josephine Morris

Josephine Morris is a Senior Lecturer at the University of Winchester's Faculty of Health and Wellbeing, specializing in Physiotherapy. She holds dual roles as a full-time academic and part-time Senior Physiotherapist in NHS and private sectors. Her clinical expertise spans Orthopaedics, Pain Management, and Complex Long-term Conditions, complemented by leadership roles as Deputy Head of the Faculty Quality Committee and Academic Placement Lead in Physiotherapy.

• Education: BSc Hons in Physiotherapy (1998)
• Professional Doctorate in Education (anticipated 2028)

Her research focuses on clinical education innovation, including Collaborative-Learning-in-Practice (CLiP) and simulation-based teaching. Notable awards include the Senate Award for Learning and Teaching (2020-21) and recognition from students for motivational teaching.

Publications emphasize placement assessment frameworks, interprofessional education, and student clinician experiences. She actively contributes to professional bodies like the Chartered Society of Physiotherapists and peer reviews for The British Journal of Healthcare Management.