Angela Darvill

Senior Lecturer

Office Times

Monday to Friday 9.00- 5.00pm

Biography

I am a senior lecturer in the School of Nursing. Midwifery and Social Work. I am employability lead for the School.

Teaching

I am programme leader for the BSc (Hons) children’s nursing programme.

I am module leader for the preparation for role transition module and cultural awareness globalization and health care in the BSc (Hons) nursing programme.

I am the year 3 lead for the children’s nursing field of practice. 

I am a member of the child health team and teach across a range of module both undergraduate to post graduate modules from Level 4 to Level 7. My expertise in teaching lies in the areas of nurse education, mentorship and preceptorship, problem-based learning, cultural awareness and ethics and law.

Research Interests

I have recently submitted my PhD. The study aims to describe and analyse the experiences of newly qualified children’s nurses who are making the transition into children’s community nursing teams.

Qualifications and Memberships

Registered General Nurse 1984

Registered Sick Children’s Nurse 1987

Registered Nurse Teacher 1998

Diploma in Professional studies in Nursing 1993

B.Sc. Nursing (2:1) 1995

Post Graduate Diploma in Education 1998

MSc Health Professional Education 2000

I am a member of the Royal College of Nursing and the University and College Union

Publications

Darvill, A. (2012). The transition experiences and perceptions of newly qualified children’s nurses working as children’s community nurses. Paper presentation to the RCN Children and Young Peoples conference, Leeds October 2012.

Darvill, A. (2012). The transition experiences and perceptions of newly qualified children's nurses working as children's community nurses. Poster exhibited at: The Royal College of Nursing Annual International Nursing Research Conference, London, UK, April 2012.