Maureen Mounty RMN, RGN, DipN, BSc Hons, MSc

Maureen Mounty is a Principal Lecturer, Professional Lead and Course Leader in the School of Health Sciences at the University of Greenwich.

Since 2008, Maureen has responsibility for Inter-Professional Education (IPE) and lectures over a range of programmes, primarily shared courses for pre-registration nurses and midwives; work-based learning courses for foundation degree students; and mentor preparation courses for post registered nurses, midwives and health visitors. She also leads on the Assistant Health and Social Care Practitioner, Foundation Degree (FdSc) programme. 

She is Link tutor to a local healthcare trust and a Personal tutor for foundation degree student and pre-registration nursing students, as well as supervising undergraduate research projects for nursing and paramedic students.

Maureen has wide-ranging experience in management and in curriculum development and has been involved across the university in curriculum reviews, approvals and committees.

Posts held previously:

• 2000–08, Head of Department and Principal Lecturer for Health Development, University of Greenwich; Member of senior school management providing leadership and management for staff in professional practice and health and social care developments such as nursing, public health, health research, health and nutrition and complementary therapies

• 1998–2002, Subject Group Leader for Professional Practice, Principal Lecturer, University of Greenwich
  Providing leadership and management for staff and overseeing the development of courses within health and social care undergraduate and postgraduate nursing programmes

• 1994–98, Senior Lecturer and Programme Leader, University of Greenwich
  For the BSc Hons Professional Practice and for courses related to the ENB Higher Award

• 1990–94, Senior Lecturer, Thames Polytechnic (now University of Greenwich)
  NVQ in Health and Social Care, School of Health.