Aneta Polec is a qualified English language teacher who graduated with an Advanced Diploma in Adult Nursing from Middlesex University and soon after was awarded Bachelor of Science in Contemporary Nursing from University of Hertfordshire. She has recently completed MSc in Advance Professional Practice. As a qualified nurse she worked in a range of hospital settings, including gynaecology and acute surgery, however she decided to specialise in Critical Care Nursing while working in an Adult Intensive Care Unit in one of London's hospitals. She later became a qualified stage 3 mentor and decided to pursue career as a Clinical Practice Educator, being responsible for the professional development of nursing staff on the unit, focusing primarily on newly appointed nurses with no prior ITU experience.
Currently she works full time as a Senior Lecturer in Adult Nursing.
Qualifications
BSc in English Language majoring in Teaching - Poland
Dip Advanced Adult Nursing - Middlesex University
RN Middlesex University
BSc Contemporary Nursing - University of Hertfordshire
AP7029X Mentorship for Practice (CPD) - St George's University of London
MSc Advanced Professional Practice (Nursing Education)
Achievements
Chancellor's Scholarship for academic achievement - Middlesex University (2008)
University prize for the best overall performance in BSc (Hons) Contemporary Nursing - University of Hertfordshire (2014)
Current work and professional duties
Senior Lecturer in Adult Nursing
Module leader: Nursing Associate Practice 2 & Developing Professional Nursing Associate Practice (FdSc NA); Consolidating Nursing Knowledge in Adult Nursing (BSc Adult Nursing Apprenticeship)
Cohort Lead: March24 cohort (FdSc NA)
Link lecturer: medical and surgical wards in acute hospital
Professional membership
Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC)
HEA
English
Polish
Critical Care
Visiting hours in intensive care units - nurses', patient's and relatives' perceptions
Advanced life support - certified 2015
Nursing and Midwifery recruitment
Transition to nursing in the UK for overseas practitioners
Teaching and assessment in nursing
Experiences of NA students in practice during outbreak of Covid-19 pandemic
