Invited speaker
Translating Evidence into Practice: Developing Workplace Learning Literacy for Medical Students
CHESS — Children’s Hospital Education Specialists Symposium
SPEAKING
My talks and facilitated sessions explore how participation, supervision and relationships shape learning and professional identity. Rooted in healthcare and higher education, they connect research with practical questions for educators, leaders and researchers. I also welcome invitations from other sectors.
01 / A COLLABORATOR’S VIEW
“The sessions were thought-provoking, tailored to our stage of development and had a good blend of theory and practice.”
02 / SUBJECTS
03 / FORMATS
I contribute keynotes, invited talks, interactive workshops, panels and smaller facilitated sessions, shaped around your audience and purpose. My aim is to make ideas accessible while retaining the nuance that makes them useful.
Discuss a speaking invitation04 / SELECTED EVENTS
A selection of invited talks, keynotes and panel discussions.
Invited speaker
CHESS — Children’s Hospital Education Specialists Symposium
Invited keynote and expert panel
Sheffield Teaching Hospitals CPD Education Conference · Keynote and delegate Q&A panel
Invited keynote
“Connecting Across the Curriculum” — medical education conference for primary care educators
Invited expert panel
Oxford Brookes International Teaching and Learning Conference · Delegate Q&A
Invited keynote
University of Lisbon, Portugal
05 / PODCAST CONVERSATIONS
Recent podcast conversations on personal tutoring, academic advising and supporting students in higher education.
L&T Chat Show · Roger Saunders
Discussing the updated second edition of our book, including mattering, wellbeing and the pedagogy of tutoring.
Listen to the episodeAdventures in Advising (US)
A conversation with co-authors about relationships, coaching, inclusive support and the future of academic advising.
Listen to the episode