Experience

General Osteopathic Council
• United Kingdom
• Public Safety
• 1 - 100 Employee
• Council Member and Trustee

  • Mar 2017 - Present

The Quality Assurance Agency for Higher Education
• United Kingdom
• Higher Education
• 100 - 200 Employee
• Education Visitor/Reviewer

  • Jun 2016 - Present


College of Osteopaths

• United Kingdom
• Higher Education

• Clinical Educator

  • Apr 2016 - Present

  Senior Clinician at the Stoke-on-Trent Osteopathic Teaching Clinic. Member of a clinical team responsible for the care and safety of patients and for teaching, supervising and examining M.Ost/B.Ost mature students, all in accordance with Osteopathic Practice Standards and university regulations. Senior Clinician at the Stoke-on-Trent Osteopathic Teaching Clinic. Member of a clinical team responsible for the care and safety of patients and for teaching, supervising and examining M.Ost/B.Ost mature students, all in accordance with Osteopathic Practice Standards and university regulations.



The Osteopathy Service

• United Kingdom

• Director

  • Sep 1998 - Present

  Based within a GP surgery in Silverdale, Newcastle-under-Lyme, Staffordshire, and at Wychwood Park, Cheshire, The Osteopathy Service provides specialist assessment, diagnosis and treatment for people of all ages, case reviews, referral letters, medical reports, osteopathic education, examining, mentoring and supervision. Based within a GP surgery in Silverdale, Newcastle-under-Lyme, Staffordshire, and at Wychwood Park, Cheshire, The Osteopathy Service provides specialist assessment, diagnosis and treatment for people of all ages, case reviews, referral letters, medical reports, osteopathic education, examining, mentoring and supervision.



The College of Osteopaths

• United Kingdom
• Higher Education
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Head of Programme Operations

  • Mar 2004 - Feb 2016

  Leading member of the team that brought the ground-breaking osteopathy programme to the northern half of the UK. The unique part-time format for mature students was designed to widen access to the profession for talented people who would otherwise be excluded due to geographical or socio-economic disadvantage. As a result, qualified graduates are now opening osteopathic practices where the populations were historically under-served: across the midlands and northern counties, Wales, Scotland and the island of Ireland, in turn supporting the NHS and providing a much valued service to members of the public facing pain, restricted mobility, injury, chronic conditions and other health problems. The programme is still thriving.


Department of Health in partnership with Department for Education
• National Assessor for the National Healthy Schools Standard

  • Apr 1999 - Apr 2003