I have an active role in teaching, assessment, and development of the curriculum in Phase 1 Medicine. Within this role I have a key responsibility in designing and delivering engaging, challenging learning experiences for adult learners within a tertiary environment, and I am actively engaged in developing innovative resources to improve teaching practice within my School, and to increase the engagement and retention of our students.
I have an active role in teaching, assessment, and development of the curriculum in Phase 1 Medicine. Within this role I have a key responsibility in designing and delivering engaging, challenging learning experiences for adult learners within a tertiary environment, and I am actively engaged in developing innovative resources to improve teaching practice within my School, and to increase the engagement and retention of our students.
My Qualifications
My Research Activities
My current research interests include an investigation of the current knowledge and understanding of childhood obesity in medical students engaged in undergraduate study in a rural setting. I am also involved in an evaluation of the KM Club in rural Australia; measuring a range of outcomes to assess potential factors associated with successful implementation of the program. Together with colleagues in the UNSW Rural Clinical School I am evaluating the outcomes of students undertaking their full undergraduate medical degree in a rural setting.
My Research Supervision
Supervision keywords
Areas of supervision
Medical Education, Childhood Obesity, Rural Health, Neuroscience
Currently supervising
Maria Horseman - Examining interventions/strategies to reduce potentially preventable hospital presentations in patients aged over 65 years by implementing out of hospital referral to the Transitional Care Programme (TCP) within the Mid North Coast Local Health District.
https://orcid.org/0000-0002-4333-687X