Lindsay Hobbs

Lindsay Hobbs is an Assistant Professor in the School of Allied Health Professions & Midwifery at the University of Bradford. Her work focuses on midwifery practice, regulation, and healthcare professional dynamics.

Professional Background: Registered midwife since 1990 with prior nursing specialization in burns/plastics. Practiced community midwifery emphasizing vulnerable populations and continuity-of-care models. Led initiatives including peer support breastfeeding training, teenage pregnancy programs, and public health inequality projects.

• Research Projects:
  • '21stcenturymidwife' - examining regulatory changes
  • 'Knit a Midwife' campaign - addressing UK midwife shortages
• Key Interests:
  • Midwifery culture evolution
  • Workforce resilience strategies
  • Interprofessional communication

Strategic Partner: Collaborates with University of Bradford's health initiatives and social media platforms (Facebook/Instagram/Youtube/etc).