Vicki Taylor

Dr Vicki Taylor is an academic and practitioner in public health leadership and management, currently serving as an Hourly Paid Lecturer and Course Director for the MSc in International Health Services and Hospital Management at the LSBU Business School, London South Bank University. She has previously held the position of Course Director for the MSc in Public Health and Health Promotion and has taught at King's College London.

Her expertise spans organizational development, public health leadership, and participatory approaches to research and evaluation. She has led modules in research methods and supervised Master’s dissertations, contributing significantly to health professional education.

Vicki’s research focuses on interactional dynamics in health settings, particularly in HIV pre-test counselling, using conversation analysis. Her work also explores men’s experiences of fatherhood and advisory interactions in public health. These areas align with broader themes in public health, leadership, and qualitative health research.

She is actively engaged in public health development, serving as Vice Chair of the UK Public Health Register (UKPHR) registration panel and as an assessor for public health portfolios. Her external contributions include directing Roundhouse Consultancy Ltd, providing leadership and public health development services, and participating in NHS Leadership Academy programs such as the Mary Seacole and Elizabeth Garratt Anderson schemes.

Vicki’s professional activities support the UN Sustainable Development Goals, particularly those related to good health and wellbeing. She contributes to building public health capacity through training, consultancy, and portfolio development for practitioner registration.

She has no listed scientific awards, publications, or student advisees in the provided text, but her impact is evident through educational leadership, policy engagement, and applied research in health services.