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Libby is a research physiotherapist. She enjoys the patient contact aspect of her role and how her research activities will hopefully help in the long run. She encourages more allied health professionals to consider pursuing research roles.
Libby is a research physiotherapist. She is single. Her ethnic background is White Welsh.
Katherine is a speech and language therapy researcher. She is undertaking a PhD part-time and has a role developing the research culture in her Trust. She would like there to be more opportunities and support available for clinical academic careers.
Katherine is a speech and language therapy researcher. She is married and has three children aged 9, 6 and 2 years. Her ethnic background is White British.
Nikki is a research physiotherapist working in critical care and peri-operative medicine. She continues to work one day a month clinically, which she sees as beneficial for maintaining her skills and fostering the research culture amongst colleagues.
Nikki is a research physiotherapist. She is in a relationship. Her ethnic background is White English.
Carlos is a clinical trials coordinator and research physiotherapist. He has been in post for one and a half years. Carlos recruits some patients as well but most of his work is around clinical trial management.
Carlos is a clinical trials coordinator and research physiotherapist. His ethnic background is White Portuguese.
Jed is employed as an art psychotherapist in two locations (a Mental Health Trust and in a hospice) and is in the process of completing his PhD. He feels that research in art psychotherapy is now growing and that the profession has much to offer.
Jed is an HCPC-registered art psychotherapist and clinical academic researcher. He is in a relationship and has two children (aged 16 and 15). His ethnic background is White British.
