Emma Etuk

Midwifery Lecturer/Programme Director 78 week Midwifery. Link Lecturer Newham University Hospital Maternity Unit

Career summary

Emma's career as a midwifery educationalist started in August 1997 when she joined the academic staff at Homerton College Cambridge School of health Studies as a Lecturer. 
At this time Emma was undertaking a PGDip in Educational studies, when sheI was promoted to the position of Senior lecturer on completion of that course.

Emma continued as a Senior Lecturer in Midwifery and Women's Health when she joined the staff at London South Bank University in October 1999 to December 2007.

Emma started as a visiting Lecturer at City University London from May to October 2008, in 2008 Emma became a permanent staff member at City in the Midwifery and Child Health Department.

Qualifications

PGDip Education London South Bank University 1998
MSc Midwifery studies London South Bank University 1996
Diploma Professional Studies in Midwifery South Bank University 1992
ENB 901 Family Planning Mid & West Essex School of Nursing 1990
BA Biological Sciences Open University 1987

Current Research

An exploration of user involvement in mentorship of student midwives

Areas of Interests

Midwifery, Women's Health
Midwifery topics across the 78 week and 3 year midwifery programme
Research and Evidence based midwifery practice

Publications

Etuk E (2001) Professionalism and Accountability: what do they mean in midwifery practice? The practising Midwife 4: (7) p28-30

Professional Memberships

Fellow of the Higher Education Academy 03/2007
Nursing and Midwifery Council Registrant 2002 and ongoing
National Association of nurses for contraception and sexual health 08/1990
Royal College of Midwives 05/1974