Lecturer in Anatomy
I am a Lecturer in Anatomy at the School of Medicine in the Faculty of Health Sciences and Wellbeing. I began my academic journey at the University of Sheffield where I studied BSc Biomedical Science. It was during the second year of my course when I first stumbled upon human anatomy and immediately knew that this was something I would endeavour to succeed in. Across that year many of the anatomy demonstrators suggested that I should pursue a career in teaching as I have a talent for explaining difficult concepts in simple ways and developing effective memory techniques.
After my bachelor’s degree, I pursued a masters in Human Anatomy with Education. Along with gaining in-depth knowledge of human anatomy, pedagogy, and forensic anatomy, I also gained my status in the Fellowship of the Higher Education Academy, aligned with Descriptor 2.
Teaching and supervision
- Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (FHEA)
- Experience of teaching undergraduates from years 1 – 3
Research interests for potential research students
- Anatomical Education
- Musculoskeletal
Anatomy Pedagogy
- Cadaveric Material
- Prosections
- Schematic Models
Dissection