Niamh Gale

Niamh has had a mixed variety of careers, including web development and crime analysis within Devon and Cornwall Police; however she qualified in Medical Imaging in 2012 and has not looked back since. She remained clinically working as a Reporting Radiographer until recently, and now focuses on teaching Medical Imaging here at the University. Niamh is a Module Lead and teaches on the Undergraduate and Degree Apprentice programmes, specialising in Anatomy, Pathology and Image Interpretation.

Qualifications:

- BSc (Hons) Anatomy and Cell Biology

- BSc (Hons) Medical Imaging (1st class) 

      Society of Radiographers Prize (for academic success)

      Medical Imaging Prize (for academic success)

      Dean's Commendation x 3

- MSc Biomedical Basis of Disease

- MSc Advanced Clinical Practice 

      MSc Advanced Clinical Practice Prize (for academic success)

- Postgraduate Certificate in Academic Practice (Education)

      Dean's Commendation

- Currently studying for a Doctorate in Clinical Research (focusing on Osteoporosis and Raman Spectroscopy)