Linda Flack

A senior lecturer who has been at ARU since 2021, Linda had been an Associate Teacher with ARU, assisting with delivering sessions on two modules on the SCPHN course. As a practitioner Linda was able to offer the students a flavour of the workplace and how they can link theory to practice. Linda has completed her PG Cert and MSc in Medical and Healthcare Education and is a Fellow with the HEA.

Over the last 15 years, Linda has  worked as a School Nurse, Clinical Practice Teacher, and 5-19 Lead within the Healthy Child Programme. She supported pre-registered adult and child students/SCPHN students in the community as a community practice teacher. As part of a team, Linda delivered various teaching sessions in-house to support the student learning. Previously Linda worked in Accident and Emergency for many years, worked as a Practice Nurse, Teaching Assistant, School Governor, and a School Nurse based in a school and in the community.

Linda has a variety of knowledge gained from previous posts, and has a particular interest in leadership, safeguarding, and young people's health.

• Leadership
• Safeguarding
• Young persons' health

• Previous Module Lead for the ten-week CPD module for Professional Advocacy Preparation 
• Current Module Lead for module 3 of the Specialist Community Public Health Nursing (SCPHN) course
• Tutor for Applied Leadership and Management module 
• Oversees the distance learning version of the Applied Leadership and Management module
  
   

• PG Cert Medical and Healthcare Education
• SCPHN BSc Hons
• Adult Registered General Nurse
• Adult State Enrolled Nurse

Flack, L. and Abdulmohdi, N. (2023) 'Delivering professional nurse advocate preparation module: the Professional Nurse Advocate role, benefits and challenges', Nursing Times [online], 119, pp. 11.