Julie Jackson

I am a Senior Lecturer in Adult Nursing in the Department of Nursing and Midwifery and have worked at the University since September 2019.  I  qualified   as a Registered Nurse at  Manchester  Royal Infirmary in 1992 and moved to St James’s Hospital as a Staff Nurse on the Renal Unit, working mainly in  Renal Dialysis and Renal Transplant.   I left the UK in  1997 to intersperse work with travel and  worked in  New Zealand in a variety of locations and Critical Care specialties including Intensive Care and Cardiothoracic Surgery. 

I returned to the UK in 2001 as a Staff Nurse in Intensive Care at Huddersfield Royal Infirmary.  I   pursued further study during this period and completed an MSc in Advanced Professional Practice and a PGCE. In 2003 I joined the teaching team at the University of Leeds initially as a Lecturer Practitioner, then in  2007 as a  Lecturer in Adult Nursing where I stayed until moving to the  University of Huddersfield in 2019.

Teaching Interests

• Nursing theory and practice
• Acute and Critical Care Nursing
• Simulation and clinical skills
• Leadership

• Simulated Practice Debrief
• Reflective Practice
• Student-led Learning.