Bethuel Mbaramah

Senior Lecturer in Adult Nursing

Bethuel MbaramahBethuel’s career in nursing practice span’s over a decade. Early life in the profession started in occupational health, medical-surgical, accident and emergency nursing, practice experience were mainly in NHS.

Having worked with students in different areas of practice, Bethuel have noted significant gaps between practice and theoretical learning for many students. This has inspired Bethuel to get involved within the educational sector in training nurses that will be properly equipped in theoretical and clinical proficiencies, capable of changing the current and emerging local and global health challenges. This inspiration led to joining University of Bedfordshire as a lecturer in Adult Nursing in April 2022.

Teaching undergraduate nursing students have opened a new frontier of interest and change in philosophical approach to learning. Bethuel is a strong advocate for student-centered learning. As a student guider within the learning environment, Bethuel views teaching as a learning process were knowledge facilitator learn from students as they are being thought and student learn as well by taking charge of their learning process.

Bethuel believes that the more students are robustly engaged in learning process, the more students learning needs, higher analytical order, inclusivity in learning and constructive alignment of teaching content to contemporary health needs are met.

Currently, Bethuel is the unit lead- Introduction to public health, teaches in medical-surgical units, Introduction to research (exploring evidence).

Qualifications

  • MSc Public Health- University of East London
  • BSc Nursing- Ebonyi State University, Nigeria
  • Postgraduate Certificate in Higher Education- University of Bedfordshire
  • Fellow Higher Education Academy
  • Registered Nurse

Areas of teaching and research interest

  • Global Public Health
  • Emergency Nursing
  • Undergraduate Dissertation Supervision

Research

A Critical Analysis of National Guidelines and Strategies for Malaria Prevention and Control during Pregnancy.

Patent Medicine Vendor’s Services in Nigeria: Compliance with Extant Regulatory Guidelines and The Health Implication for Malaria Control (a systematic review)

Contact Details

University of Bedfordshire,
Luton campus, Room B401,
University Square, Luton, Bedfordshire, LU1 3JU
E: bethuel.mbaramah@beds.ac.uk

 

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