Community Lecture Series | Dr James Vinales

Friday 28th February 2025 -

10:00am - 11:00am 

Europa Point Campus, University of Gibraltar

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About this lecture

Nursing practice, education, and research have all undergone significant transformations in recent decades. This evolving approach to nursing has profoundly impacted care delivery and patient outcomes and is likely to continue shaping practice improvements in the future. The session will explore changes in nursing education locally in Gibraltar over the past 25 years and examine how the development of nursing roles will impact the future workforce, and by extension, patient outcomes.

About the speaker

James qualified as a registered nurse (Ad Diploma in Nursing – Adult) in 2000 and then completed a B.Med.Sci Nursing (registered nurse – children) degree in 2001. Both qualifications were attained at the University of Sheffield. James has worked in England, Gibraltar and Melbourne (Australia) as a Registered Nurse before pursuing a career in higher education. In 2008, James completed his MA in Nursing Studies and Education (University of Brighton). James worked as Senior Lecturer in Nursing at Birmingham City University (until his return to Gibraltar) as Senior Lecturer and Principal Lecturer, in collaboration with Kingston University and St George’s, University of London. James completed his MSc Leadership and Management (Health) with Kingston University and the Royal Holloway of London in 2019. James joined the University of Gibraltar in 2019 initially as Programme Coordinator and now as Head of School. James’ interests lie in mentorship, coaching, collegiality, work, and practice-based learning.

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