Our staff
Kerry Bean
Kerry has been an Advanced Nurse Practitioner for the past six years and holds a Royal College of Nursing accredited MSc Advanced Nurse Practitioner. Her background is in unscheduled care and emergency medicine.
Nicky Bradley
Nicky Bradley is a Senior Lecturer attached to the Advanced Nurse Practitioner team in the Department of Primary and Social Care. She teaches the Physiological Principles module, and the pathophysiology component of the Clinical Reasoning and Applied Physiology module. She has also taught Evaluating Research for Healthcare at LSBU.
Wendy Cunningham
Wendy has experience of working within the Primary Care arena in a joint Walk-in-Centre and General Practice environment. She is also an advanced Nurse Practitioner Mentor.
Michelle Evans
Michelle’s special interests are in sensory awareness (deafness, deafblindness including Usher syndrome, and visual impairment) and phenomenological qualitative research.
Prof. Sally Hardy
As Head of Advanced Integrated Practice, and Professor of Mental Health Nursing and Practice Innovation, Sally works in close partnership with stakeholders to provide a contemporary portfolio of activity.
Anne Harriss
Anne is committed to the delivery of high-quality specialist programmes which meet the needs of employers and practitioners.
Martyn Higgins
Martyn's areas of professional expertise are child protection, law, ethics and social policy.
Darlene Lamont
Darlene Lamont is a Senior Lecturer for Continuous Professional Development and Practice Education in the department of Primary and Social Care. She has a particular interest in negotiating and promoting good quality placements for social work students of all levels.
Sandra Lask
Sandra Lask has worked in public health and health promotion for many years. She is currently Course Director for the Masters in Public Health and Health Promotion.
Prof. Alison Leary
Kate Leonard
Kate is a registered social worker whose interests are in critical reflection and decision making in children and families social work, service user involvement and applying arts based methods to learning in health and social work.
Katrina Maclaine
Katrina is involved in national and international discussions and activity, aimed at gaining consensus regarding use of the term "advanced clinical practice" and how this relates to preparation of individuals and organisations for safe and effective patient care and service delivery.
Dr Sharon Rees
Dr Rees runs the Pharmacology and Applied Therapeutics Module for the non-medical prescribing programme.
Dr Susie Sykes
Susie is a Senior Lecturer in Primary and Social Care Research. Her professional background is in public health and health promotion, and she has particular interests in community development, health policy and health literacy.
Julie Trigg
Julie Trigg is a Senior Lecturer in the Primary and Social Care department and has a background in critical care and high dependency nursing.
Helen Ward
Helen works clinically as an Advanced Nurse Practitioner in a GP practice in London and is a member of the ICN.
Dr Andrew Whittaker
Andrew Whittaker is an Associate Professor in Social Work (half time) and Health and Social Care Research (half time).
Prof. Jane Wills
Jane's research interests include the impact of health promotion education on professional practice.