Dr Jacqueline Harley
Glasgow Caledonian University, University of Southampton, Jersey School of Business
About
Dr Jacqueline Harley is an experienced Assistant Professor / Senior Lecturer and Programme Lead for undergraduate and postgraduate study. With a robust background in the Health and Higher Education sectors, she has expertise in health and social care management, leadership and applied research. She is actively engaged in research activity, having contributed to the design and delivery of several collaborative, policy-facing projects involving mixed-methods approaches, stakeholder engagement and the production of substantive reports aligned to funded milestones.
A strong healthcare services professional, she initially trained as a Registered Mental Nurse in 1990. Dr Harley is an Ulster University graduate, holding a BSc (Hons) in Professional Development in Nursing (1995). She also completed an MSc in Health Studies (2000) at Glasgow Caledonian University and earned a Post Graduate Certificate in Academic Practice (2014) from the University of Southampton.
Dr Harley completed her Professional Doctorate at Glasgow Caledonian University, where her qualitative study focused on women and leadership, specifically the career trajectories leading to senior leadership positions. She has published and presented at both national and international levels, contributing to the broader discourse on health, leadership and academic practice. She currently externally examines on the Masters Global Leadership programme for Coventry University and consults for the Royal College of Nursing on course accreditation. She is a Senior Fellow of the Higher Education Academy and a registrant with the Nursing & Midwifery Council.
Employment
Employment history is unavailable.
Education
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Glasgow Caledonian University Doctorate in Professional Practice2016 - 2022
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University of Southampton Postgraduate Certificate in Academic Practice (PCAP)2011 - 2013
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Jersey School of Business Executive Diploma in Management2003 - 2005
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Glasgow Caledonian University MSc Health Studies (Nursing),1998 - 1999
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University of Ulster BSc (2:1) Professional Development in Nursing1992 - 1995
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University of Ulster Diploma HE Community Mental Health Nursing1992 - 1995
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Western College of Nursing & Midwifery Registered Mental Nurse (RMN),1987 - 1990
Projects & Funding
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Publications (19)
- Enhancing professional practice and nurse leadership by cultivating self-awareness Save
- Using emotional intelligence to develop and lead collaborative nursing teams Save
- Key metaphors in understanding career and leadership barriers in healthcare Save
- How to deliver bad news Save
- An introduction to umbrella reviews in evidence-based healthcare practice Save
- Thriving in doctoral studies: the Hidden Curriculum as a pathway to growth and resilience Save
- Navigating evidence: a concise guide to types of literature review commonly used in healthcare research Save
- The gender stereotype landscape in Tanzania: A national study with healthcare leaders Save
- Developing self-awareness for effective nurse leadership Save
- How to design and deliver a small group teaching session Save