Denise Dixon

I began my career with the ambulance service in 1989. Quickly progressing through the roles of cadet to ambulance care assistant, technician before qualifying as a paramedic; where I predominantly worked within the Liverpool City Centre and south Liverpool areas.

In 2002, I took a full time role within Merseyside Police as a Crime Scene Investigator. During this time, I attended and managed a number of serious crime scenes and developed a close working relationship with a number of police and forensic specialists.

In 2007, I took up a post within the paramedic team at LJMU as a skills mentor, becoming a senior lecturer in 2011. Since this time I have been involved in the development of the Foundation Degree Paramedic Sciences, the Diploma in Paramedic Practice and our current BSc (Hons) Paramedic Sciences.

I have been module lead for a variety of modules and programme lead for the historic CPD Diploma for IHCD paramedics and more recently programme lead for the DHE Paramedic Practice.

Degrees

Liverpool John Moores University, United Kingdom, BSc (Hons) Paramedic Practice

Postgraduate training

PGCE Learning and Teaching in Higher Education, United Kingdom, Liverpool John Moores University, ? - present