Sue Haddow
I have been a registered nurse for 37 years. I am now semi-retired from clinical practice, but still work on the NHS nursing bank for a Community Trust’s Specialist Leg Ulcer Service.
I have been working as an independent trainer for nearly 18 months and completed my Award in Education and Training at the end of last year. I enjoy training on a wide range of clinical topics including those in all aspects of Palliative and End of life Care, Continence and Wound Care.
In the past I worked from 2001-2004 for Bournemouth University as one of their Practice Educators. This role involved supporting pre-registration nurse training. I was a District Nurse for over 20 years and as part of this role, involved educating patients, their relatives and their carers, mainly on a one to one basis. My last full-time position was as a Sister for a Charitable Hospice. The Hospice offered an Educational programme to local Community and Care Home Staff and I took an active role with the teaching of this, both in the classroom and in practice.
I am married with three grown up children and a dog. I have a passion for all forms of dance and regularly take part in dance classes (via Zoom during this crisis).
“We have transferred all training from online to Twynham Training as we were looking for more effective robust training with the ability to interact with the trainer.It has been a great experience and Twynham was amazingly helpful during lockdown when we needed urgent new training to cater to a sudden change in needs. We have been grateful for a personalised approach that caters to needs on an individual basis and allows training to be easily scheduled.
We have been incredibly pleased and can clearly see the benefits of investing in our team and utilising better training. Highly recommend”
Laura Jane Stephens - Founder/ Producer Socially Organic