MrJohn Renshaw

John Renshaw is a Senior Lecturer in Paramedic Science within the Faculty of Education, Wellbeing and Health at the University of Wolverhampton, UK. John first graduated from Coventry University in 2011 and subsequently worked as a Paramedic for West Midlands Ambulance Services in Central Birmingham. In 2015, he graduated with a Bachelors degree (with first class honours) in Pre-Hospital and Emergency Care whilst working as a Clinical Team Mentor Paramedic. John then worked as a Lecturer-Practitioner at Coventry University before moving into academic full time by accepting a Senior Lecturer position in 2016. He also has a Post Graduate Certificate (PGCert) in Academic Practice in Higher Education and is a Fellow of the Higher Education Academy.

John has a keen interested in paramedic and pre-hospital research. He is currently studying for his PhD on a part-time basis at Kingston University and St Georges, University of London, under the supervision of Prof Tom Quinn and Dr Mary Halter. John's PhD is titled "An exploration of regional variation in Emergency Medical Services policy and clinical practice guidelines for the management of Out of Hospital Cardiac Arrest in England". He has published journal articles, book chapters, reviews and conference presentations within national and international peer-reviewed journals.

Alongside his full time role, John is also an Editorial Board Member for the Journal of Paramedic Practice, and provide peer review for a number of academic journals. John is a student member of the Emergency Cardiovascular and Critical Care Research (ECCR) Group at Kingston University and St Georges University of London, UK.