Norah Malone

Biography

I am full-time Senior Lecturer in Midwifery, with responsibility for leading on Module 4080, Universal Care 1; I also support my colleagues in their work on other modules at Levels 4, 5 and 6. 

I worked clinically from date of registration in Tertiary (Regional referral) Obstetric Units both in the Northwest of England, and abroad, across a wide range of midwifery care, culminating in Labour Ward Shift Coordinator/Deputy Manager roles. I have also worked as a Community Midwife.

My experiences include Clinical audit, Clinical research, teaching and management roles. I have also worked as a Clinical Consultant in Healthcare IT, and for the International Confederation of Midwives in the Hague, Netherlands, and in Project Management.

I began teaching full time in 2007 and have worked between teaching and clinical practice since then.

I am a great believer in lifelong learning and continue my education both in the field of midwifery practice and other subjects. I am currently working towards further qualifications in French and Coaching.

Qualifications and memberships

Diploma in Politics and Government (Open University)

BSc (Hons) Politics and Economics (Open University)

Postgraduate Certificate in Professional Studies in Education (Open University)

Postgraduate Diploma in Education (Open University)

Master of Education (Open University)

 

Registered Midwife (1991)

Registered Nurse (Adult) (1988)

Nursing and Midwifery Council 

Royal College of Midwives 

Institute of Leadership and Management

Middle East and North Africa Nursing and Midwifery Council

SEHA (Abu Dhabi Health Services)

 

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