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Josephine Kaur Dhaliwal
Teaching Fellow in Public Health
Josephine Dhaliwal is a dentist and oral health expert, obtained her Bachelor’s in Dental Surgery (BDS) Degree from Baba Farid University of Health Sciences, India. She has completed her Masters in Public Health (MPH) from Oxford Brookes Univeristy in 2023. Josephine serves as a Teaching Fellow in Public Health at the University of Greenwich since 2024. Before transitioning to the field of education, she gained practical experience as a dentist where she diagnosed patients, prepared treatment plans, and performed various dental procedures. She brings valuable expertise from her previous position as a Trainee Lecturer in Health and Social Science at London School of Science and Technology in London. She also has clinical experience. At the University of Greenwich, Josephine teaches a variety of undergraduate and postgraduate modules. Previous Job Held
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Responsibilities within the university
- Module leader for various courses at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels
- Dissertation supervisor for undergraduate and postgraduate students
- Personal Tutor
Research / Scholarly interests
Josephine's primary research focus revolves around oral health promotion and behaviour management of children in a dental setting.
Recent publications
Dhaliwal, J.K., Arora, A. and Walia, N.K., (2021). ‘Dental awareness and dental hygiene practices in school students in Ludhiana.’ Journal of Advanced Medical and Dental Sciences Research, 9(8), pp.96-103.