Staff Profile
Scott Warren
Senior Lecturer
I graduated from the University of Sheffield in 2001 as a Registered Nurse in the Adult field of practice. I have worked clinically across South, West and North Yorkshire NHS organisations in Clinical, Research & Development, and Leadership posts.
In 2009 I studied for an MSc in Advanced Professional Practice, including Non-Medical Prescribing, and took a post as an Advanced Clinical Practitioner in the NHS, moving to work in York in 2013, where I worked in Acute, Emergency and Frailty services until 2018.
As part of my role in Service development I began to work in education, alongside clinical work from 2014, and completed a PGCE in Healthcare Education. I have been involved in teaching undergraduate and postgraduate healthcare staff including Nurses, AHPs, Medical staff and Pharmacists across the region since 2014.
I was delighted to join York St John University as a Senior Lecturer and Nursing Simulation Lead in 2022 to teach on the pre-registration nursing programmes, and continue to develop the Clinical Simulation Unit to provide excellent education experiences.
- School – School of Science, Technology and Health
- Email – s.warren@yorksj.ac.uk
Teaching
I teach predominantly within the Integrative Nursing Science and Skills Stream, Nursing practice and Health & Wellbeing streams, with a particular interest in simulated learning experiences.
I aim to deliver a range of innovative learning experiences, increasing in complexity across the programme to enable students to learn in a supported environment and to ultimately be able to deliver high quality, evidence based and holistic care in clinical practice.
Research
My research interests include simulated learning in healthcare education, human factors and patient safety. I also have a keen interest in frailty and deconditioning in acute care and community settings.
Presentations and Conferences
Oral presentations
- The impact of Ambulatory care in enhancing patient safety. Patient safety conference 2016 The University of York.
- ‘A day in the life’ – Realities of Advanced Clinical Practice. Nursing and Midwifery Conference 2017. York Racecourse.
Poster Presentations
- Using Ambulatory care pathways to enhance patient care and safety. Patient Safety Conference. 2016. The University of York
- Implementation of the Advanced Clinical Practitioner role at York Teaching Hospitals. Patient Safety Conference. 2016. The University of York.
Conference Activity
- Abstract accepted - 16th World Congress 2020 World Conference on Public Health 2020: ‘Integrating the public health context into advanced practice education. Creating a new generation of advocates.’ (Conference presentation delayed due to Covid -19 Pandemic)
Professional Activities
- Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (HEA)
- Registered with the Nursing and Midwifery Council
- Member of Association of Advanced Practice Educators (AAPEUK)
- Member of the Yorkshire and Humber Clinical Skills and Simulation Network
