Kerry Stubbins

Kerry Stubbins is a Senior Lecturer in Adult Nursing and Course Leader for the MSc Nursing program at the School of Health and Social Care, Sheffield Hallam University. She holds a Master of Science in Healthcare Education and a Bachelor of Medical Science in Professional Nursing Practice. With a clinical background in critical care, she previously served as Senior Sister in an Adult Intensive Care Unit and led the Critical Care Outreach Team within the NHS. Her work focuses on interprofessional education and widening participation in nursing and higher education.

Teaching responsibilities include Level 4-7 modules across BSc Nursing and MSc Nursing (Adult & Mental Health) programs. Key modules taught: Creating Original Practice (Level 7), Nursing Leadership (Level 7), and Transition to Registration in Adult Nursing (Level 6). Collaborates with further education colleges to expand access to nursing pathways.

Current research emphasizes widening participation opportunities in nursing education. She actively engages with the Health Research Institute, promoting interdisciplinary approaches to healthcare education and practice.

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