Sue Gill

• Maxwell 311
• T: 0161 295 2856
• E: s.gill@salford.ac.uk

• Tuesday 3.00pm - 5.00pm
• Wednesday 3.00pm - 5.00pm

I joined Salford Business School in 2005 as a Lecturer in Management having previously worked for seven years as a part time Lecturer in Organisational Psychology at Manchester Business School. I combined this role with running my own management consultancy where I worked with a wide range of public and private sector clients to deliver organisation development interventions including designing assessment centres & psychometric tests. Before this, I had a senior management career within the NHS and was on the board of a Community & Mental Health Trust. I have also worked in the Pharmaceutical & Engineering industries.

My academic interests focus on organisation and leadership development and I teach on both undergraduate and postgraduate programmes. I have a particular interest in research methods and teach this to MSc HRM students.

I have conducted a number of research projects, most recently working with NHS organisations to support the development of new skills and competencies.

I am currently pursuing a PhD by published research.

• BA (Hons) Psychology
• MSc Organisational Psychology
• Level A & B Occupational Psychometric Testing (British Psychological Society)
• Accredited coach

Gill, S; Wilson, J & Joyce, P (2010) World Class Commissioning in the UK, ISRPM Conference, University of Berne, Switzerland

Gill, S & Davidson, MJ (2001) Problems & pressures facing lone mothers in management & professional organisations. Women in Management Review vol 16; no 8

Theaker, ED & Gill, S (2000) The development & preliminary evaluation of dental students’ communication skills. British Dental Journal vol118; no1