Senior Lecturer
Department of Primary Health Care and General Practice
Background and interests
Sue trained and worked as an occupational therapist before completing a Master of Public Health.
Since then, she has worked as a researcher on a variety of projects in the Department of Primary Health Care and General Practice.
Her research interests include youth health and she has experience with mixed methods. She recently took up a position as senior lecturer and commenced teaching in undergraduate medicine.
Teaching activities
Undergraduate
- Co-convenor 6th year Trainee Interns general practice module
- Teaching 5th year consultation skills
- Teaching on the INVOLVE inter-professional programme
Research activities
Sue’s research interests are in youth health, particularly youth sexual and mental health. She is skilled in a number of different research methodologies including evaluation, RCTs, surveys, qualitative analysis and analysing large datasets.
