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Tahmina Hussain serves as a Lecturer in Biomedical Science and Programme Lead for the Applied Biomedical Science Degree Apprenticeship at the University of Salford's School of Science, Engineering & Environment. A HCPC-registered Biomedical Scientist since 2010 specializing in Haematology and Blood Transfusion, she brings extensive clinical leadership experience including roles as Biomedical Scientist Team Manager and Pathology Training Coordinator.
Her research focuses on pedagogy within biomedical science education, particularly simulation-based learning strategies that bridge theoretical knowledge with clinical application. Key innovations include high-impact simulation activities aligned with HCPC standards, interprofessional education initiatives with nursing students, and a VR training app developed with NHS Blood and Transplant. Her work consistently emphasizes student engagement, clinical reasoning development, and inclusive teaching approaches.
Dr. Hussain's recent publications (2023-2025) demonstrate strong focus on authentic learning experiences, employability skills development, and equity in education. Trends show increasing emphasis on technology-enhanced learning (VR, AI), interprofessional collaboration, and neurodiversity accommodations in laboratory settings.
- Educational Institute of the Year Award - Institute of Biomedical Science (2024)
- Science Council CPD Award Winner (Chartered Scientist category, 2023)
- Multiple nominations including IBMS EDI Award (2024) and Women's Voice Awards (2025)
- Team of the Year nomination (IBMS Manchester Branch, 2025)
- Programme Lead/Team of the Year nominations (2023-2024)
As Programme Lead for the Degree Apprenticeship, Dr. Hussain has driven substantial improvements in recruitment and delivery, highlighted as 'excellent' in the recent OFSTED visit. She successfully led the reaccreditation of the Biomedical Science undergraduate program (2024) and developed the nationally recognized Portfolio Club initiative that significantly improves placement outcomes. Her work with NHS Blood and Transplant on VR training demonstrates strong industry-academia collaboration.
Through her IBMS roles as Council Member, Deputy Chair of Education Committee, and EDI Lead, Dr. Hussain actively shapes national standards for biomedical science education while ensuring inclusive practices across all her academic and professional activities.
