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Colin Waldock
Lecturer - Clinical and Professional Practice,
Medway School of Pharmacy - Universities of Kent and Greenwich
Colin Waldock is a Physiotherapist Independent Prescriber, qualifying as a physiotherapist in 1985, he has worked in MSK for over 25 years specialising in acupuncture initially and latterly embracing prescribing within MSK Physiotherapy. His interest in all things research was partly behind his membership of the Medway LREC 2 years of which were as Chairman. In 2009 he gained his MA in Applied Professional Research and until 2021 worked clinically with a local AQP provider and as a First Contact Physio as well as volunteering as a vaccinator during the recent pandemic. Colin is part of the postgraduate team teaching on the prescribing programme, collaboratively leading on the CCAD programme and leading on a MOOC style programme for Allied Health Professionals introducing them to medicines management, and teaching pharmacy students in the field of MSK, Rheumatology and EDI. Colin is currently researching the impact of non-medical prescribing on the role identity of physiotherapists and has recently completed his PhD and at the time of writing this was waiting for his VIVA. Subsequent to his work in identity, he has accepted the EDI lead role for Medway School of Pharmacy, where he leads on work to develop diversity, equity, inclusion and belonging within the school and with both the Universities of Kent and Greenwich.
Sessions
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27-Nov-2024Theatre ABridging the silos: diversity, identity, and belonging