Gareth Morgan
Senior Lecturer: Occupational Therapy
- morgang11@cardiff.ac.uk
- +44 (0)29 206 87799
- 3.14/1, 3rd Floor, Ty Dewi Sant, Heath Campus, Cardiff, CF14 4XN
Overview
Other Roles
HCARE Associate Lecturer Scheme Manager, School Eco Champion, International & Erasmus Coordinator (Occupational Therapy)
Research Interests
I am currently researching into the experiences of international students at the clinical interface.
Biography
Prior to my present position I was a paediatric hospital social worker and, thereafter, worked for 13 years as a senior lecturer in the Further Education sector in social/health related areas. I established a HND access course for mature students in health and social care. I had a developmental role as a Senior lecturer which involved supporting lecturers who were new to the profession and those whom found the art a little difficult to master.
In addition to my college role I was appointed as an Inspector of tertiary colleges for health and social care.
Currently, I teach: social policy, ethics and law on the MSc, and BSc degree programmes in the School of Healthcare Studies.
Professional memberships
Member of the Wales History of Medicine Society
Publications
We are currently unable to retrieve the list of publications. Visit our institutional repository.Refereed journal articles:
Morgan, G. 2017 Allied Healthcare Undergraduate education: international students at the clinical interface. Journal of Further and Higher Education Vol .41 Issue 3.PP 286-300
Chapters in books:
Morgan G. 2018 Safeguarding Vulnerable Adults in: Clouston TJ, Westcott, L and Whitcombe SW, Transitions for Practice: Essential Concepts for Health and Social Care Practitioners, Keswick: M &K Books
Barker, S. and Morgan, G. 2016. The Care Practitioner In: Barker, S. ed. Psychology for Nursing and Healthcare Professionals. London: SAGE Publications Inc.,
Stead, P. Morgan, G. and Roberts, S.S.R. 2010 Becoming Lifelong Learners in Health and Social Care in: Clouston T ed. Problem based learners in Health and Social Care. London: John Wiley