Other Jo Willcox

I completed my BSC (Hons) in Adult Nursing in 1998 in Leicester following that clinically I have worked as a Registered Nurse in ED Surgical Admissions General Practice & an Independent providers before gravitating towards clinical education. During my clinical posts I was a education sister and my natural progression was towards a full time post as clinical skills lead for University Hospital of Leicester. Working closely with University of Leicester I ran clinical skills education for both UHL and Leicester Medical School for over 10 years. My experience in Higher Education began at De Montfort University as a skills lecturer and in July 2020 completed my MSC in Improving Healthcare Practice and was successfully appointed as a nursing lecturer at University of Leicester. My focus is clinical skills interprofessional education and peer enhancement. 

In 2008 I was involved in research regarding an generic clinical assessment tool - The Leicester Clinical Assessment Tool (LCAT) funded by both University of Leicester and University Hospital of Leicester.

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Improving healthcare practice. Nursing - (Adult)

I teach across the MSCi Nursing with Leadership programme including large cohort groups small seminar/workshops and 1:1 tutorials. I am module lead of a Year 1 module : Psycho-Social Concepts of public health health promotion and health protection and a Year 2 module: Appraising the Evidence in Healthcare Practice. Clinical Skills are a longitudinal theme within the spiral curriculum and I lead and teach across the 4 year MSCI Nursing with Leadership programme. on their

Undergraduate nurse teaching. Clinical skills development in the undergraduate 

Fellowship in Higher Education