Dr. Malcolm Day
Malcolm is a retired Associate University Professor and NMC-registered Adult Nurse and Lecturer/Practice Teacher. He has over forty years’ experience in healthcare and teaching and has held a wide range of positions, including
curriculum developer and Senior Lecturer in Nursing. His work has taken him around the world, with roles in London, Canada, and South Africa to name but a few. While teaching at the
University of Sheffield Malcolm was either joint or principal author for over 40 papers, he has even found time to write several nursing textbooks on topics including social care, nutrition as part of patient care, and clinical competency.
Malcolm also has experience in advocacy, having been elected as one of the Disability Officers within the Universities and Colleges Union for three terms, and serving on the board of
trustees for the Barnsley branch of Home-Start, the Athena Swan panel (which recognises efforts to advance gender equality in higher education), as well as the Royal College of Nursing’s National Vocational Qualifications steering committee.
He has been working as an Associate Tutor in Health and Social Care since mid-2017, and we are very proud to count him as one of our trainers..
