Amsale Wamburu

Before joining Buckinghamshire New University in 2019, I was a practice development nurse (PDN) at the London North West University Healthcare NHS Trust, covering six specialist areas.

I completed my BSc and MSc Degree in Human Genetics & Human Biology before embarking on my nursing career at Buckinghamshire New University, where I completed my undergraduate Nursing and MSc in Advanced Practice Nursing.  I also undertook the post-graduate certificate in education at Buckinghamshire New University, following which, I became a Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (FHEA). I have also acquired postgraduate certificates in infection control principles and practice; clinical haematology; care of the patient requiring chemotherapy; care and management of persons with AIDS; teaching and assessing in clinical practice-ENB 998 and a Diploma of Higher Education in Cancer Care.  

My experience has enabled me to be effective in delivering quality teaching and transforming classrooms into highly interactive learning environments. More than my role as a teacher, I believe in going above and beyond to offer unconditional pastoral support to my students. I have a passion for education in nursing and human sciences with the ultimate goal of positively impacting the delivery of high-quality care within the nursing fraternity. I want to use my untiring commitment and drive to produce competent nurses who are ready to meet patients' growing healthcare needs.

• Senior Lecturer