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Sara is a registered nurse and educator with 30 years of experience in primary and secondary care, specializing in palliative cancer care nursing. She previously served as a lecturer-practitioner in cancer and palliative care at the Royal Marsden Hospital School for five years, holding various roles such as clinical educator and specialist nurse within the NHS and charitable sectors including St Christopher’s Hospice and Marie Curie Cancer Care. Her research interests include palliative care oncology, clinical leadership, global health, and sustainable healthcare. Since joining King's College London in 2020, Sara has taken on roles as faculty cohort lead for the BSc Nursing programme and as a Link lecturer and Graduate Teaching Assistant Lead. She is an active member of the Sustainable Healthcare Quality Improvement Group and supervises quality improvement projects in postgraduate nursing programmes. Additionally, she teaches various modules in nursing, including the MSc Nursing Transitioning Registrant and others related to leadership and person-centred care. Currently, she is completing a Diploma in Tropical Nursing at the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine, which involves teaching palliative care through African-based charities. Her published work includes contributions to the Nursing Standard and advanced practice research.
King's College London • London, UK
Lecturer in Adult Nursing, involved in teaching and supervising nursing students and leading nursing programmes.
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