MissNatalie Quinn Walker

Hello and welcome to my element, I hope you find it very informative and exciting. If I had to describe myself in three words, it would be: enthusiastic, fun and focused. I am a highly motivated and patient-centred PhD researcher based at the University of Wolverhampton, reviewing whether male domestic abuse victim’s voices are believed and efficiently supported when disclosing to their family and friends. I am dyslexia and was diagnosed early into my PhD, so in advance, do accept my apologies if there are grammar errors. It is a learning process for me.

Currently, I work at Arden University as a  Healthcare Lecturer and Module Leader. I would like to think my students describe me as a bubbly educator, as learning should be provided in creative ways. I have completed a range of training across a wide range of healthcare and business topics, and these have assisted in broadening my knowledge within the public health arena. These have included the completion of Assessor Training for Public Health England and Public Health Commissioning.

I have always been interested in the health and the wellbeing, of others and you will note that my passion, commitment and aspirations have remained consistent throughout my education, employment and volunteering. These have provided me with great knowledge, and theoretical, practical and developed my communication skills further. I have been able to work, and volunteer within a wide range of health related businesses/charities, enabling me to gain a varied range of experiences. These further increasing my passion and motivation for Health.