Omotayo Adenuga

Omotayo Adenuga is an experienced midwife whose career has spanned over two decades. This includes clinical and academic practice in nursing and midwifery.

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Background

Omotayo commenced her practice as a nurse and midwife in Africa working extensively in rural and urban hospitals caring for clients with varied health needs. Her career in nursing and midwifery in the UK commenced in 1998 working in various Hospitals and community settings and she diversified into academic practice in 2010.

Research interests

Her research interest includes student retention, mentorship and employability. Omotayo is currently on a Doctorate programme looking at student retention.

Teaching

She facilitates learning and assessment on pre-registration and post-registration midwifery programmes.

Qualifications

• Doctorate in Education ongoing, Anglia Ruskin University
• Supervisor of midwives course, Kings College London
• Masters in Higher Education, University of Greenwich
• PGDip in Higher Education, University of Greenwich
• BSc Professional Practice in Health and Social Care (Midwifery), University of Greenwich
• Dip HE Midwifery, City University London
• Dip HE Midwifery, University College Hospital Ibadan
• Dip HE Nursing, Lagos State School of Nursing

Memberships, editorial boards

• Member of Royal College of Midwives
• Fellow of Higher Education Authority