Key details
Nevin Mehmet
Senior Lecturer Public Health and Wellbeing/ Deputy Head of School for Human Sciences
Nevin Mehmet is a Senior Lecturer Public Health and Wellbeing/ Deputy Head of School for Human Sciences at the 欧美巨乳.
Nevin joined the university in 2005, with previous experience working as a clinical Aromatherapist within primary care and in individual well-being to support the development and leadership for the BSc Hons Health and Wellbeing programme. Her role would create links within local health and well-being providers to offer students work experience in both statutory and non-statutory organisations.
Nevin gained an MA in Medical Ethics and Law degree in 2012 and has a keen research interest in healthcare ethics and its delivery within the health, paramedic and public health curriculum.
Nevin is a lecturer for Applied Ethics for Health & Public Health; and Principles of Wellbeing courses on the BSc Hons Health and Wellbeing programme.
She is the link tutor in the faculty with UK partner colleges that deliver the 欧美巨乳 awards and also monitors quality assurance.
Posts held previously:
- 2011- 2015 Programme Leader in BSc Hons Health and Well-Being at the 欧美巨乳
- 2008 - 2011 Associate Programme Leader in BSc Health and Combined Studies at the 欧美巨乳
- 2005 - 2008 Senior Lecturer in Complementary Therapies (Aromatherapy Route Leader) at the 欧美巨乳.
Responsibilities within the university
- Deputy Head of the School for Human Sciences
- Senior Lecturer, Health Development, Department of Psychology, Social Work & Counselling
- Course coordinator on BSc Hons Health and Wellbeing programme
- Link tutor.
Recognition
- External Examiner for London Metropolitan University.
Research / Scholarly interests
Nevin's research interests include ethics education; public health ethics; healthcare ethics and law; health and well-being; and individual and community well-being.
Recent publications
Article
Pentaris, Panagiotis and , Mehmet, Nevin (2019), . Mark Allen Healthcare. In: , , , . Mark Allen Healthcare, Journal of Paramedic Practice, 11 (5) . pp. 206-215 ISSN: 1759-1376 (Print), 2041-9457 (Online) (doi: https://doi.org/10.12968/jpar.2019.11.5.206).