Janetta Baker

Senior Lecturer in Adult Nursing

Since qualifying, I have worked in intensive care across Oxford and London. I have worked in the Adult Intensive Care in The John Radcliffe Hospital in Oxford specialising in trauma. Here I also completed my post graduate level 7 certificate in Intensive Care Practice. I have a keen interest in trauma, and have been involved in many projects to improve post trauma care.

I moved onto a Senior Sisters position in Charring Cross Intensive Care, taking a more management role. In 2016 I joined The Patient at Risk and Resuscitation Team in the Royal Free Hospital. Here I developed my passion for teaching, and was involved in teaching resuscitation courses, technical skills days for general nurses and part of the simulation team, leading on in-situ simulation as well as high fidelity simulation training.

I also completed a post graduate level seven certificate in advanced assessment and diagnostic reasoning at City University.

I have a keen interest in tracheostomy care, and recently developed a tracheostomy passport in the Royal Free Hospital as part of a quality improvement project.

I started at the university in February 2022 as a senior lecturer, and am currently unit lead on MSc Adult Nursing Course in Assessment and decision making in Adult Nursing Practice.