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Health Careers LIVE with Midwifery
Health Careers LIVE with Midwifery
Health Careers LIVE are live streamed events that broadcast to thousands across the UK wanting to find out more about the different job roles within the NHS.
This live broadcast featured Lauren Brown, a Clinical Practice Educator- Maternity, Vikki Saravia, a teaching fellow from University of Surrey and Imogen Desforges, a third year midwifery student from University of Surrey.
The live chat is open next to the video player so feel free to leave a question or comment and we’ll get it forwarded to the panel.
Broadcast length 15 minutes
About Midwifery
Midwives often describe their job as ‘privileged’. The role they have in preparing women for the delivery of new life makes them a vital presence during all stages of pregnancy, labour and the early postnatal period.
https://www.healthcareers.nhs.uk/explore-roles/midwifery/roles-midwifery/midwife
Lauren Brown
Clinical Practice Educator
Having completed my BSc Midwifery Studies I began my career as a midwife at St Peter’s Hospital. I have worked in all clinical areas from community to labour ward and settled in my role within the education team in maternity. I am the link between the students and University and practice and I regularly attend the University to help teach. As a team we are involved in mandatory training, study days and the professional development of all. I am currently undergoing my MSc in Advanced Clinical Practice.
Vikki Saravia
Teaching Fellow from University of Surrey
Vikki is a teaching fellow at the University of Surrey. Her vast clinical Midwifery background spans over 15 years in case-loading midwifery, stand-alone birth centre, community, practice development, labour ward coordinating and clinical audit. In addition to Midwifery, Vikki also interviews for, teaches and assesses students, on a number of undergraduate and postgraduate health science programmes. In 2018 Vikki was awarded an NHS 70 Women Leader’s award by the NHS Leadership Academy.
Imogen Desforges
Third year midwifery student from University of Surrey
I came straight from A levels into the University of Surrey to study midwifery. I am now in the third year and have enjoyed every minute of it. I also work at the university on open days to promote midwifery at Surrey and assist with interviews for the health sciences.