College of Health, Psychology and Social Care staff

Staff member Rachel Rozier
Postgraduate Research Student and Oxford University Press staff

Rachel Rozier is a Postgraduate Research Student and works for Oxford University Press in the English Language Teaching division. 

Senior Lecturer in Occupational Therapy

As a Senior Lecturer in Occupational Therapy, Dr Teresa Rushton, facilitates teaching and learning for students studying on the Pre-registration and Post-Registration Occupational Therapy Programmes.

Sean Ryan getting his blood pressure checked
Associate Lecturer & Technician in Forensic Psychology

Sean works as an Associate Lecturer and Technician supporting the Forensic Psychology course at the University of Derby.

Lecturer in Prosthetics and Orthotics

Dr Reza Safari is a Lecturer at the University of Derby. His area of research is in prosthetics and orthotics, with a special interest in manufacturing and evaluating prostheses and orthosis, applied health research, systematic review and meta-analysis, and management and rehabilitation of long-term neuromuscular conditions.

Senior Lecturer in Counselling and Psychotherapy

Jillian Schofield is the College Lead for Learning Enhancement and College Lead for Collaborative Partners for the College of Health and Social Care. Jillian also teaches on a variety of Counselling and Psychotherapy programmes.

Malcom Schofield stood on the balcony in the atrium.
Lecturer in Psychology

Malcolm Schofield is the module leader for the Advanced Quantitative Research Methods module on the MRes Psychology programme and teach across a wide range of modules at undergraduate level including various research methods modules, Human Behaviour and Evolution, and Anomalous and Parapsychology.

Lecturer in Psychology

Charlotte is a Lecturer in the School of Psychology within the College of Health, Psychology, and Social Care. Charlotte primarily teaches research methods and health psychology. Charlotte's research focuses on factors affecting disordered eating (e.g., nature connection, post-traumatic growth, social influences) and the wellbeing of athlete populations.

Lecturer in Health and Social Care

Rachel Searcey is a Lecturer of Health and Social Care. My current research focuses on sexually exploited children and female street-based sex work. It looks at how the sexually exploited child transitions to street-based sex work and the support networks to reduce or stop the pathway into street-based sex work.

Lecturer in Nursing (Mental Health)

Lecturer in Mental Health Nursing and a RMN (Registered Mental Health Nurse) in the Department of Nursing and Professional Practice, with specialist professional experience in Child and Adolescent Mental Health.

Emma Sharpe, Psychology lecturer
Lecturer in Psychology

Emma joined the University of Derby as a lecturer in October 2015, having previously worked as a University Teacher at Loughborough University.