Nursing and Midwifery staff

Professor Mervyn Morris

Professor of Community Mental Health and Director, Centre for Community Mental Health

Amy Morton

Senior Lecturer in Specialist Community Public Health Nursing (SCPHN)

Amy completed the direct entry Midwifery training at Birmingham City University some years ago, and has since worked as a full time midwife with University Hospitals Birmingham at the Heartlands site. Amy qualified as Health Visitor and Nurse Prescriber from Wolverhampton University in 2014 and has worked as a Health Visitor...

Hannah Mosley

Senior Lecturer

Hannah graduated from Queens’ University, Belfast in 2010 and has spent most of her clinical career nursing in critical care, except for a year spent working across a variety of specialties in Australia. In 2015 Hannah completed a PGCert in Adult Critical Care from Birmingham City University. This allowed Hannah to develop...

Rachel Moule

Senior Academic (Teaching and Learning)

Rachel is the programme leader for the return to practice: midwifery course. She has herself previously undertaken a RTPM course. Rachel is supported by colleagues from midwifery and nursing. Close links are maintained with practice education teams in local NHS Trusts. Wider afield, links are strongly made and maintained with...

Nusrat Nadir

Assistant Lecturer in Adult Nursing

Nusrat is an experienced Registered Nurse, and Operating Theatre and Cath-Lab Specialist with critical care and cardiac intensive care experience, and a motivated postgraduate doctoral researcher with knowledge and experience in qualitative, quantitative, and mixed methods research. Having up to date knowledge and training...

Aleksandra Naglowska

Senior Lecturer

Aleksandra Naglowska is a Polish national who relocated to the United Kingdom almost two decades ago. Upon arriving in the UK she completed the Graduate Diploma in Nursing with distinction at Birmingham City University and received the BCU Student of Excellence Award. Aleksandra then began working in primary care as a...

Helen Needham

Senior Lecturer

Helen worked for 25 years as a Community Nurse for people with Learning Disabilities. She became a full time member of the Learning Disability Nursing team at Birmingham City University in 2016. Helen is a qualified counsellor with a particular interest in the psychological wellbeing of people with Learning disabilities....

Geraldine Nevin

Associate Professor - Faculty Lead Apprenticeships

Gerri is an Associate Professor and Faculty Lead for Apprenticeships. Gerri qualified as a Registered Nurse in 1982, worked in a variety of clinical settings including Cardiology/Neurology, Coronary Care and Intensive Care. Before joining University Gerri was a Clinical Teacher for the Intensive Care course and a Lecturer...

Paul Nix

Lecturer in Adult Nursing

Since qualifying in January 2018 as a registered nurse Paul has been working in coronary care and cardiac catheter labs. This is where he developed highly specialised skills and knowledge in the management of critically unwell cardiac patients. During his time as a registered nurse, Paul spent two years on a specialist...