Paul Millington

Paul Millington serves as an Assistant Professor at the University of Bradford within the School of Allied Health Professions & Midwifery, Faculty of Health Studies. He is a Chartered Physiotherapist with extensive clinical experience across diverse healthcare settings including the NHS and semi-professional sports.

Dr. Millington's research focuses on musculoskeletal physiotherapy, emerging roles within advanced practice, healthcare practice placements, and clinical supervision. His clinical expertise spans acute and chronic musculoskeletal conditions across multiple specialties including Orthopaedic Gymnasium, Shoulder Rehabilitation, Chronic Pain, Spinal, and specialized areas like Hands & Plastics rehabilitation and Pilates. His broader clinical experience encompasses Orthopaedics (Elective & Trauma), Paediatrics, Acute Neurology, Acute Medicine, Stroke Rehabilitation, Respiratory Care, and Intermediate & Community Care.

As an educator, Millington teaches Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy, physiological sciences, health promotion, clinical supervision, and enhanced practice. He has worked closely with local and national clinical stakeholders in designing academic programs around advanced practice, particularly serving as programme lead for First Contact Practitioner (FCP) initiatives. He continues to maintain active clinical practice alongside his academic responsibilities and previously represented the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy (CSP).

Millington has accumulated five educational qualifications, maintains three professional associations, and has received one scientific award, though specific details of these credentials are not provided in available documentation. His scholarly output includes seven publications comprising one online multimedia resource, one other publication, four peer-reviewed journal articles, and one published report.