Mr Phill Hoddinott

I am an Adult Registered Nurse with over 25 years’ experience within the UK and internationally, spanning clinical practice, leadership, and nursing education roles. My clinical expertise is in emergency medicine, and I continue to maintain clinical practice in North West London.

I have worked in higher education since 2012 and have been a Senior Lecturer in Adult Nursing at London South Bank University (LSBU) since September 2021. I contribute to teaching across the adult nursing curriculum and lead the pre-registration pharmacology modules. I am also the lead link lecturer for Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust, where I support pre-registration nursing students in clinical practice placements.

In addition, I act as a personal tutor and academic assessor, and I supervise MSc nursing dissertation students. I also mentor new academic staff, supporting their development in teaching practice and progression towards Advance HE Fellowship.

I hold a Diploma in Applied Health Studies (University of the West of England), a BSc (Hons) in Nursing (Oxford Brookes University), and a Postgraduate Certificate in Education (Buckinghamshire New University). I completed an MSc in Patient Safety and Quality at Imperial College London, where my primary research explored the impact of patient feedback on nursing students’ learning in clinical environments.

I am an active contributor to nursing scholarship, with publications in nursing journals and co-authored book chapters focusing on Nursing Associates and nursing education. I am currently co-authoring a book chapter on nursing pharmacology.

My research interests centre on diversity and inclusion within nursing, with a particular focus on men in nursing. I have presented this work at national conferences, including events hosted by the Council of Deans for Health. In September 2024, I commenced a part-time PhD investigating contemporary public perceptions of men in adult nursing within an inner-city metropolitan context.

I have also contributed to external examining and Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) curriculum validation processes. I am currently an External Examiner at the University of Manchester for the pre-registration MSc Adult Nursing programme.

I lead service user involvement within the Adult Nursing division at LSBU and chair the associated working group for current curriculum development validation workstream

I am also the ACHIEVE (Advance HE) Coordinator for the College of Health and Life Sciences at LSBU, supporting academic staff in their professional recognition and development.