Suzy Mosedale
Senior Lecturer in Post Qualifying Social Work
I took up my role as Senior Lecturer in Social Work at the University of Bedfordshire in 2023 and I current lead on the Post Qualifying course and will be leading units across our other qualifying courses as well.
I have been working as a social worker since I gained my MSc in Social Work from the University of Bedfordshire in 2012. I have worked with Child Protection and long term family work in a Local Authority setting. Prior to this I had experience working in the voluntary sector with a focus of working with children, mental health and homelessness.
I am a qualified Practice Educator and completed my training in 2016 and have supported and assessed student social workers and newly qualified social workers in practice since this time. I completed my foundation in Systemic Practice in 2018 alongside establishing a teaching unit in the Local Authority I worked in which I lead on for three years.
Throughout my career I have continued to work with the University of Bedfordshire through supporting with selection processes, group task assessments and guest teaching. More formally since 2021 I have taken an active role in the BLMK Teaching Partnership.
Qualifications
- Foundation in Systemic Practice 2017
- Practice Educator Level 2– University of Bedfordshire 2016
- MSc Social Work – University of Bedfordshire 2012
- BA Hons Comparative Literary Studies – University of Kent 2009
Teaching Expertise
- Social Work Practice Educator and Practice Educator mentor 2016 – 2023
- Consultant Social Worker within teaching unit in Child Protection 2017 - 2020
- Guest Practitioner lecturer at the University of Bedfordshire 2022
- ASYE and Student Lead Practitioner 2020 - 2023
Research Interests
- Systemic practice in the context of Child Protection Social Work.
- Anti-racist and anti-discriminatory practice.
- The use of self in social work.
- Vicarious trauma in social work.
- The role of effective social work supervision.
Projects
- Presentation to the National Children’s and Adult’s Services Conference on Mental Wealth – a discussion on approaches to staff wellbeing. November 2019
Contact Details
telephone
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(Monday-Friday 08:30-17:00)
+44 (0)1234 400 400
Outside office hours
(Campus Watch)
+44 (0)1582 74 39 89
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