Podcast

“I want drama therapists to recognise that research is part of our profession too.”

Dr Eleanor Keiller

Lecturer, Researcher and Dramatherapist at Edge Hill University.

“I was late to my research pathway and only finished my PhD in my early 50s but I don't have any regrets about the choice I've made.”

Dr Stephanie van Eeden

Lecturer in Speech and Language Sciences and Speech and Language Therapist at Newcastle University.

“I'm dyslexic and I'm the first person in my family to attend university.”

Dr Stephanie Mansell

Consultant Physiotherapist at Royal Free London NHS Foundation Trust.

“What began as a small project became nationally recognised research.”

Professor Miranda Lomer

Senior Consultant Dietician in Gastroenterology & Professor of Dietetics in Gastroenterology at Guys and St Thomas NHS Foundation Trust and Kings College London.

Nursing, Midwifery & AHPs
Podcast

“I started with small projects, learned through experience and gradually built the confidence to pursue a PhD.”

Dr Louise Johnson

Consultant Physiotherapist in Stroke and Principal Researcher at the University of Southampton.

“I wanted to support patients who are often excluded from research.”

Dr Jonathan Pool

Clinical Academic Music Therapist at the Cambridge Institute for Music Therapy Research.

“Building trust with local communities took time but seeing people gain confidence in research and continue getting involved has been incredibly rewarding.
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Dr Holly Drover

Assistant Professor of Physiotherapy and Physiotherapist at the University of Nottingham.

Medicine
Podcast

“Combining life and a career can be challenging. The women in these conversations have all found a way to thrive and have achieved great things.”

Medical Women Talking podcast

Medical Women Talking features interviews with inspiring women doctors from diverse specialties and backgrounds, showcasing their successful medical careers.