Mrs Julie Mathers

Biography	Julie graduated from RGU in 2004 and spent some time working in Edinburgh before moving to NHS Grampian in 2006. She completed Senior Rotations throughout a wide range of specialities before taking a static Band 7 role in Critical Care in 2009. Julie joined RGU as a Clinical Tutor on a part time basis in 2012 and progressed to a Physiotherapy Lecturer before leaving to have children in 2015. She re-joined the RGU team in 2021, again on a part time basis alongside her ongoing clinical work, as a PrBL Lecturer to help with Covid recovery placements. In 2023 Julie left her NHS role to join RGU permanently in a new role developing Practice Based Learning and Simulation across the School of Health Sciences.
Research Interests	Early Rehabilitation in Critical Care Ventilator weaning Lung Ultrasound Student experiences of Practice Based Learning (PrBL) Different models of PrBL Simulation teaching Interprofessional Learning (IPL)

Biography

Julie graduated from RGU in 2004 and spent some time working in Edinburgh before moving to NHS Grampian in 2006. She completed Senior Rotations throughout a wide range of specialities before taking a static Band 7 role in Critical Care in 2009.

Julie joined RGU as a Clinical Tutor on a part time basis in 2012 and progressed to a Physiotherapy Lecturer before leaving to have children in 2015. She re-joined the RGU team in 2021, again on a part time basis alongside her ongoing clinical work, as a PrBL Lecturer to help with Covid recovery placements.

In 2023 Julie left her NHS role to join RGU permanently in a new role developing Practice Based Learning and Simulation across the School of Health Sciences.

Research Interests

Early Rehabilitation in Critical Care

Ventilator weaning

Lung Ultrasound

Student experiences of Practice Based Learning (PrBL)

Different models of PrBL

Simulation teaching

Interprofessional Learning (IPL)