Qualifying as a midwife in 2011, earning an MSc in 2015, PhD in 2019; I have worked clinically in all areas of midwifery, in all settings, and across different organisations, across all birthplace settings – specialising in physiological birth across the risk spectrum, water immersion , advocacy and change implementation. My primary research focus has been on the sociocultural-political interactions upon women’s access to, engagement with and experiences of maternity car e. Grounded within interests of heal
I currently work at King’s College London as a researcher and lecturer. I continue to collaborate with the University of Central Lancashire REACH and MAINN research groups and Oxford Brookes OxMater research group. Previous collaborations include research with the Centre of Implementation Science and the Centre for Healthcare Innovation Research and the World Health Organization ; consultancy for the International Confederation of Midwives , and the Stanford Center for Health Education in South Africa; work
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