Mike Lappin
School of Health and Society
Current positions
Lecturer (Adult Nursing)
Biography
Michael Lappin has been a lecturer at the University of Salford since 2003. He gained an Upper-Second Undergraduate Degree in Nursing year 1996 and a Postgraduate Degree in Healthcare practice year 2004. He has a clinical background in Cardiology and was a staff nurse, charge nurse, and nurse in Coronary Care before moving into a role as a Professional Development Leader at Salford Royal Hospital. Michaels nursing education commenced over 40 years ago (1976) when first enrolled as a nurse and then moved to Manchester to complete a conevrsion course to Registered Nursing at Trafford General Hospital. He has an interest in Leadership and Management, CPD, Action Learning, Quality Improvement and Leading Change
- He currently work's 3 days reduced from 5 days (since October 2016)
- Preparation for Professional Practice (Level 6)
- Leading & Managing in Healthcare Organisations (Level 7)
- Various pre-registration module teaching and academic support for personal students including the new C16 curriculum
- Clinical Skills/Simulation
Michael is currently involved in setting up an ICZ with the Chair of the Manchester GP Federation in conjunction with the Head of Enterprise and the ICZ lead.
Qualifications
- 2003-2004 PGCE at the University of Salford
- 1998-2003 MSc in Health Care Practice at the University of Salford
- 1992-1996 BSc (Hons) Nursing Studies 2:1 Manchester Metropolitan University
- 1992 ENB 124 Certificate (Coronary Care Nursing) Hope Hospital, Salford
- 1988-1989 EN-RGN Conversion Course, Trafford General Hospital, Davyhulme, Manchester
- 1987 ENB 130 (Coronary Care Nursing for Enrolled Nurses) Freeman Road Hospital, Newcastle-upon-Tyne
Memberships
- 1976-1978 State Enrolled Nurse South Tees Area Health Authority, Middlesbrough, Cleveland