Kate Rudd
Senior Lecturer in Nursing
Profile
Biography
Kate is an experienced nurse educator who teaches on a range of pre-registration and continuing professional development programmes in nursing at York.
Kate has many years experience as a nurse specialist. As well as clinic based work, Kate set up and ran an innovative nurse-led community service for children and young people with epilepsy in London and then became a Lecturer Practitioner teaching on specialist programmes in epilepsy in Leeds. This experience has led to academic interests in psychosocial issues in nursing.
Kate leads Stage 2 on the BSc Nursing Programme and is actively involved in supporting student nurses with their professional development through her teaching, supervision and academic citizenship contributions. In collaboration with the Point of Care Foundation, Kate is currently leading on developing Schwartz Rounds for students on professional programmes here at the University.
Qualifications
- Registered General Nurse - Nottingham School of Nursing
- BSc (Hons) Applied Psychology - First Class - Liverpool John Moores University
- BSc (Hons) Children’s Nursing - First Class - St Bartholomew School of Nursing & Midwifery, City University - Registered Nurse (Child)
- MSc Epileptology - with Distinction - King's College, University of London - Lynda Bateman Prize Winner
- NMC Registered Teacher
- PGCert in Academic Practice - University of York
- Senior Fellow - Higher Education Academy
Departmental roles
- Policy Officer - Fitness to Practise Committee
- Member of the Exceptional Circumstances Affecting Assessment Committee
- Member of Board of Studies & Board of Examiners
