Dr Carley Nath

Clinical Senior Lecturer in Medical education:

• FHEA, 2017
• Post graduate certificate in Medical Education, University of Birmingham, 2016
• MSc Functional and Clinical Anatomy, University of Birmingham, 2013 
• MRCS, Royal College of Surgeons, 2009
• MBChB (Hons), University of Bristol, 2004

Carley is a clinically experienced and enthusiastic medical educator (PGCert Med Ed FHEA) based in the West Midlands. Her clinical experience (MBChB Hons, MRCS) and interests in clinical anatomy (MSc) allow her to support clinical anatomy and clinical skills teaching for undergraduate and post graduate students across a number of healthcare professions. She has a broad-based experience across teaching and learning design, delivery and assessment within medical education. Carley works collaboratively with other educators both within and external to the university, and encourages the development of colleagues through faculty development sessions. An example of one of Carley’s educational collaborations can be seen in the video. Carley has an interest in peer physical examination and has led on the development of a peer physical examination policy and procedure for the MBChB programme which is shared across the College.

• MBChB
• Physician Associate Studies

Evaluative research considering student willingness to participate in peer physical examination.

Evaluative research determining the understanding of the physician associate role amongst senior healthcare students. 

Carley undertakes freelance work in medical education. This includes as a freelance educator at the Royal College of Surgeons, England where she facilitates faculty development sessions for senior surgeons.