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Eat me alive

Posted on September 1, 2015 by Niina Kolehmainen
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To me, one of the weirdest aspect of being a clinician academic is regularly feeling that someone seems to want to chop my head off, without me clearly knowing why. Continue reading →

Posted in Clinician Academic Leaders | Tagged academia, AHP, career, health, nhs, research | 8 Replies

Talking professional

Posted on August 13, 2015 by Niina Kolehmainen
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Today was my clinical day. In comparison to my usual clinical days, it was an especially good one. Continue reading →

Posted in Mind the gap: clinical - academic | Tagged AHP, health, nhs, professional | 2 Replies

Clinician Academic Dad

Posted on July 21, 2015 by Niina Kolehmainen
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Final post in Women Clinician Academics special issue, by Briano Di Rezze.

As a clinician academic, father of two young children (ages 4 and 7), and with a wife who is also a professional, Continue reading →

Posted in Work-Life Balance | Tagged child, family, father, health, research | 4 Replies

Hello, I’m Spock

Posted on May 25, 2015 by jennifermcanuff
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For the last few years, I’ve been a Clinical Lead Occupational Therapist, an NHS Service Manager and a senior AHP. Now, I’ve begun to be a Clinical Doctoral Research Fellow. So, what’s the difference? Continue reading →

Posted in Becoming Clinician Academic, Mind the gap: clinical - academic | Tagged career, health, identity, PhD, Star Trek | 5 Replies

Grant-writing submission

Posted on May 24, 2015 by Niina Kolehmainen
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This post is an update on the grant writing frenzy – I feel I owe this to all those who read that post and became completely traumatised…. Continue reading →

Posted in Work-Life Balance | Tagged academia, funding, health, research, stress | Leave a reply

Grant-writing frenzy

Posted on April 19, 2015 by Niina Kolehmainen
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A lot of clinician academics, including me, only have a job if we bring in grants that pay our salaries. A lot of the time this means working my socks off to ensure I will have a job in 12 months time. Continue reading →

Posted in Work-Life Balance | Tagged family, funding, health, research, stress | 1 Reply

You still do clinical?

Posted on April 10, 2015 by Niina Kolehmainen
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I’ve been agonising over how to describe the ‘clinician’ bit of my role (who knew there is so much decision making involved in writing a blog?!). I do want to cover the ‘clinician’ as well as the ‘academic’ as the purpose of this blog is to open up all aspects Continue reading →

Posted in Mind the gap: clinical - academic | Tagged AHP, expert, health, nursing | 1 Reply

Great People

Posted on April 3, 2015 by Niina Kolehmainen
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I’ve been thinking about starting a blog – a blog about being a clinician academic – for some time. I’ve had the idea, and I know what I want from this blog. But what should be in the very first post?!?
Continue reading →

Posted in Clinician Academic Leaders | Tagged academia, AHP, career, health, mentoring, nursing, research | 1 Reply

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