The key members of the administration team are:
Chair
Chair
Angela Davy
Angela Davy
Brunel University
Brunel University
Angela is a Senior Lecturer and Programme Lead for the PGDip/Msc Specialist Community Public Health Nursing (SCPHN) programme for Health Visiting, School Nursing and Occupational Health Nursing. I am also a Queen's Nurse and Institute of Health Visiting (iHV) Fellow Scholar.
Angela has a Masters in Infant Mental Health and Post-Graduate Certificate in Education. She is a Senior Fellow of the Higher Education Academy. Angela holds a Bachelor of Science, as a Registered Health Visitor, and has a background as a Midwife, Registered Adult Nurse.
Secretary and communications
Secretary and communications
Felicity Jones
Felicity Jones
University of Surrey
Felicity is a Senior Lecturer in Integrated Care (Population Health), Director of Studies for Specialist Practice
Felicity felicity is a Registered General Nurse, SCPHN Health Visitor, Community Nurse Prescriber, and PGCert in Learning and Teaching for Professional Practice lecturer in Integrated Care (Population Health). She has worked full-time as a Teaching Fellow at the University of Surrey since August 2012. She has a background in adult nursing and midwifery, qualifying as a Health Visitor in 1998. Felicity's health visiting experience has included working as a Health Visitor (GP-attached and corporate team), a liaison Health Visitor for a Walk-in Centre, and a practice development Health Visitor. As a Practice Development Facilitator, Felicity has worked at both local and strategic levels to develop practices for health visiting and school nursing services. Her role included setting up training programmes, developing guidelines, conducting service audits, and promoting service innovation.
Treasurer
Treasurer
Patricia Burrows
Patricia Burrows
City St George’s, University of London
Patricia is Academic Director for Practice-Nursing and Midwifery, Programme Director- MSc/PGDip Public Health and Specialist Community Nursing Programme, and Senior Lecturer in Public Health. In the Department of Nursing and Midwifery, School of Health & Medical Sciences, City St George’s, University of London.
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Dr Amanda Wagg
Dr Amanda Wagg
Anglia Ruskin
Amanda is the Deputy Head of School, Community Nursing in the Faculty of Health, Medicine and Social Care (School of Midwifery and Community Health)
Amanda qualified as a nurse in 2003, with a BSc honours in Adult nursing, and worked in the acute medical sector, in renal care for a few years. She moved to pursue a career in community nursing in 2005, working in a district nursing community team, before pursuing a career as a health visitor in 2009.
Amanda worked as a health visitor and various roles within the health visiting service, including infant feeding lead and health visitor implementation plan lead practitioner, before joining ARU in 2017. Amanda was lead for the UNICEF baby friendly accreditation across Norfolk, achieving full accreditation for the service. This is where her interest for infant feeding grew from. Amanda accelerated her interest by becoming an International Board-certified Lactation Consultant in 2014, and founded a registered charity aimed at supporting lactation in 2017, that continues to support women today.
Amanda’s area of expertise is community nursing, working within a district nursing team and in various leadership roles across the health visiting service since 2005, earning the accolade ‘Queens Nurse’.
Acting Secretary
Acting Secretary
Jennifer Kirman
Jennifer Kirman
Oxford Brookes University
Jennifer is currently the Course Leader for SCPHN programmes at Oxford Brookes University (PG Dip Health Visiting and School Nursing) and an Associate Professor.
Jennifer qualified as an adult nurse in 2001, working primarily in women's health until moving into the field of midwifery. Having worked in Yorkshire as a midwife she moved into a career in health visiting in West Yorkshire and outer West London; her last role within the NHS was as the Breastfeeding Lead and public health project lead for Community Health Provider Services in Hillingdon (West London). In 2012 Jennifer commenced work in a community public health team as a senior lecturer at Bucks New University until taking the post as course lead for Specialist Community Public Health Nursing (SCPHN) (HV and school nurse), District Nursing and Community Children's Nursing in February 2014 at Oxford Brookes University.
Dawn Odd
Dawn Odd
University of the West of England
(UWE Bristol)
Amanda is the Programme Leader/Senior Lecturer Specialist in Community Public Health Nursing in the Department of Health and Social Sciences
Dawn's areas of expertise are health inequalities, inclusion, working with Seldom Heard communities, child and family health, and non-medical prescribing.
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