Role
Sarah Taylor have been at NTU as a Senior Lecturer since 2021. She developed and validated the non-medical prescribing programme and currently lead on that course.
She is a course leader for several collaborative programmes which run at both degree and Masters level, these being:
- Acute Medicine
- Emergency Nursing
- Neonates
She also teaches on the pre-registration programmes as well as acting as a supervisor for dissertation projects at both degree and Masters level.
Sarah occupies the position of CPD framework lead as well as sitting on panels to investigate academic irregularities and trained as a fitness to practice investigator.
Career overview
I qualified as a nurse and then as a midwife. I worked in the Channel Islands for a few years and then began a career in reproductive medicine in 2004. Since then I became a nurse manager and an Advanced Nurse Practitioner.
Sarah is trained as a nurse under old standards in 1995 then went on to undertake a midwifery degree. Following this, she has specialised in reproductive medicine, undertaking a Master’s degree in 2012 which included the non-medical prescribing qualification.
She developed the advancing nursing role for a local fertility medicine provider.
Sarah has in higher education since 2021 and have completed the level 7 apprenticeship in Academic Practice, leading to application for senior fellowship with Advance HE. She continues to keep herself informed with the clinical world attending conferences.
Publications
Poster for a research proposal submitted as part of my Academic Practice Apprenticeship