Rebecca Timmins

Rebecca Timmins is a Senior Lecturer in Nursing at the University of Wolverhampton's Faculty of Education, Health and Wellbeing. She leads Masters-level modules in Adult Nursing and Mental Health Nursing, focusing on clinical skills, anatomy, medical law, and ethics. Concurrently, she is completing her Professional Doctorate in Education (EdD) exploring moral distress in pre-registration nurses using Q Methodology.

• Research Interests: Moral Distress, Healthcare Ethics, Organ Donation/Transplantation, Q Methodology, Critical Care Nursing.
• Professional Affiliations: Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (FHEA), Nursing and Midwifery Council (Registered Nurse & Teacher), Royal College of Nursing.
• Publications: Include concept analysis on student nurse moral distress (2024), pandemic-era moral distress studies (2022), and organ donation policy analysis (2019).
• Industry Experience: Specialist Nurse in Organ Donation, Critical Care Outreach Nurse Practitioner, and Advanced Life Support provider with clinical practice in tertiary ICU units.

She serves as an external examiner at King's College London and contributes to research ethics committees.