Jacqueline Lynch

Jacqueline Lynch has worked in variety of acute and emergency care settings in the UK and Middle East since qualifying as a staff nurse in 1987. She left practice in 2010 to develop her career as a nurse academic. She currently leads the Adult Acute Care Module and teaches on other postgraduate advanced clinical courses at Anglia Ruskin University.

Her Masters dissertation was on the benefits of clinical simulation teaching in healthcare and was drawn from her 18 years’ experience as an instructor on national and international advanced resuscitation and trauma management courses. Jacqui is a Course Director and Instructor for the Resuscitation Council, UK

• Bioscience in nursing education
• Clinical simulation in nursing education
• Advanced clinical practice
• Innovations in lifelong learning

• Advanced clinical practice
• Clinical simulation
• Resuscitation management
• Acute and emergency care

Jacqui’s teaching subjects focus on Acute Care and Resuscitation Management:

• Adult Acute Care
• PGcert Acute Care
• Recognising and responding to the acutely ill patient
• Advanced Skills in Clinical Assessment
• Advanced Pathophysiology and Diagnostics

• Postgraduate Diploma, Medical and Healthcare Education, ARU
• Postgraduate Certificate, Medical and Healthcare  Education, ARU
• MSc, Medical and Healthcare Education, ARU
• NMC Stage 4 Registered Nurse Teacher, Recordable Qualification NMC
• Registered Nurse, NMC
• Advanced Life Support Instructor (ERC)
• European Paediatric Life Support Instructor ( ERC)
• Trauma Nursing Course Instructor ( ENA)
• Generic  Course Instructor (ERC)
• First Person on Scene (FPOS) Instructor (Royal College of Surgeons (Ed) Faculty of Pre-Hospital Care.

• Resuscitation Council (UK)
• Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC)
• Royal College of Nursing (RCN)

• Cambridge Trauma Conference 2015