Miss Kathleen Mangahis

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Kathleen Mangahis
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Teaching and learning
Research
Business, knowledge transfer and international

About

I have over 20 years of clinical nursing and education experience here and abroad. I have previous experience of teaching on the pre-registration Children's Nursing Course where I have been nominated for an award for College of Nursing, Midwifery and Healthcare Lecturer of the Year.  I am now the Pathway Leader for Maternal and Child Health Modules and lead on the Neonatal Modules.  I am also a link lecturer for Child Nursing students in St. Georges Hospital.    

Prior to venturing into teaching in Higher Education I have worked as a Neonatal Network Facilitator, under a project by Health Education England Northwest London.  The role enabled me to work in 6 different Neonatal Units within Northwest London facilitating newly qualified band 5 nurses and nurses new to speciality offering face to face training and support.  I have also been part of the working group of Pan London Educators that put together the Pan London Band 5 Competency Book for Neonatal Nurses during my time as a unit practice educator.  I have also have pecialisation in Neonatal Surgery and worked in a level 3 Surgical NICU.  

Academic responsibilities

Senior Lecturer / Pathway Leader

Qualifications

  • MSc in Advanced Practice with Healthcare Education
  • Graduate Certificate in Neonatal High Dependency and Intensive Care
  • PG Cert in Clinical Education
  • BSc Nursing
  • NMC Teacher
  • Fellow in Higher Education

Teaching and learning

My passion is teaching children's and neonatal nursing.  I have previously taught on Children's Nursing Modules and Science based modules such as Anatomy and Physiology, Altered Physiology, pharmacology, decision-making, simulation and nursing skills for all speciality.  I have also supervised students on their level 6 dissertations and taught on research related modules.  

I have interest in innovative teaching as well as inter-professional learning.  I previously developed a teaching pack for cannulation and venepuncture for pre-registration students in my previous role, which is a fulfillment of the requirements for the MSc Advanced Practice.  The learning pack included an e-learning module as well as theory and practice skills resources.  

Undergraduate courses taught

Research

Mangahis, K (2019) Cannulation and Venepuncture Training for Pre-registration Nursing. (Poster). Festival of Teaching and Learning, University of West London, London, UK 3rd July 2019.

Mui, Choihoong , Barber, S., Gourin, B., Mangahis, K., and Silva, I. (2017) North West London Neonatal Nursing Workforce Clinical Education Support Team (N-WEST) Project: A pioneering model of support, Reason Neonatal Meeting, University of Warwick, Coventry, UK.

Mui, Choihoong , Barber, S., Gourin, B., Mangahis, K., and Silva, I. (2017) An innovative model of support for band 5 nurses. (Poster). Exhibited at: Neonatal Nurses Association Conference 2017: Tales of the Unexpected. Hilton Hotel, East Midlands 17th November 2017.

Rohan, T., Ash, J., Brown, D., Brana, P., Dopran, J., Mabyalane, B., Bermundo, B., Chong, L., Dowdell, D., Goggin, M., Job-Vinu, R., Jarrett, A., Morgan, J., Nugent, M., Manzano, H., Mui, C., Mangahis, K., Musona, S., McInally, E., Ritcher, M., Thompson, V., Velasco, A., Wester, B., Wallen-Mitchell, V. (2014) Pan London Neonatal Nurse Competency Document / Band 5. Pan London competency working group ODN, Homerton Hospital NHS Foundation Trust.

Business, knowledge transfer and international

I am currently an External Examiner for Maternity, Neonatal and Paediatric Intensive Care Modules in Birmingham City Unversity.  I am also a neonatal care plan translator and reviewer for Elsevier.