Michael MacPhee

Mr. Michael MacPhee is a Teaching Fellow at the University of Stirling's Health Sciences (Highland & W.Isles) department. He serves as Module Co-ordinator for key programs including Module 3 in the Common Foundation Programme and Modules 4 and 6 in the Adult Branch Programme. He leads non-medical prescribing education at the Western Isles Campus and actively contributes to clinical skills development through his role in the Departmental Research Seminar Group and Clinical Skills Group.

• Teaching Focus: Resuscitation subjects (Immediate Life Support Modules 8/9), Basic to Advanced Life Support theory/practice, and NUR208 Non-Medical Prescribing
• Professional Affiliations: Resuscitation Council (UK) Advanced Life Support Instructor, Member of Nurse Prescribing Scottish HEI Network

His research interests center on critical care decision-making processes and clinical education strategies, with a focus on enhancing life support training across healthcare disciplines. While specific publications are not detailed here, his work contributes to advancing clinical practice standards in emergency care education.