Peterborough
0845 196 5388
tony.bottiglieri@anglia.ac.uk

Qualifications & Memberships

• Msc Public sector management
• MA Teaching and learning
• Doctoral student
• DMS Management
• PG Dip
• Registered Nurse Learning Disability
• Post basic certificate community learning disability nursing (ENB 807)
• Post basic certificate teaching and learning in clinical practice nursing (ENB 998)

• NMC Reviewer
• External Examiner- University of Glasgow Caledonian & University Of Chester

Courses

• Msc Pathway Management and Leadership
• Msc Pathway Public health nursing and specialist practice
• Bsc (Hons) Nursing
• DipHe Nursing

Outline of career

I originally trained as a nurse, practiced as a community nurse for 4 years followed by 5 years in senior management for a Cambridge based NHS Trust. I worked to bring about several local changes to children and adult learning disability health services, most of which still exist today. The most significant was accommodating the need for strategic change in service provision and delivery following philosophical and socio-political advancements. I moved in to higher education in 1998/99, initially employed as a senior lecturer but transferring to an acting of head dept for a period of 3 years prior to organisational integration with Anglia Ruskin University.

I currently oversee and contribute to modules which sit within undergraduate nursing and post graduate pathways. I also coordinate the regulatory requirements for mentor updates across Cambridgeshire.
My external work includes external examiner for Glasgow Caledonia University and University of Chester. I also act as an NMC reviewer.

Staff Nurse, Leybourne Grange Hospital, West Malling, Kent (5 months)
Community Learning Disability Nurse (4yrs) with Lifespan NHS Trust
Nurse Manager (Lifespan NHS Trust) (2yrs)
Community Services Manager (Lifespan NHS Trust) (4yrs)
Nurse Tutor- Homerton School of health studies (9yrs)
Senior Lecturer (Faculty of health and social care - Anglia Ruskin University) (present)

Research Interest

• Carers and service user experiences of violence and aggression
• Unmet health need and social barriers in accessing statutory services
• Leadership and quality care standards in health and social care services for vulnerable adults

My research interests remain committed to user empowerment and discrimination. One publication and two conference presentations related to this subject; Health and Learning Disability Assessment (Dept of Health 2003 - health technologies board)

Selected Publications

Bowers, B and Bottiglieri, T (2008) Group Supervision, a local study. Journal Of Community Practice

Bottiglieri. T and Bowers B (2007).The value of a staff nurse forum in meeting the local needs of a district nursing service. Primary health care [Vol 17 No S | October 2007.

Bottiglieri, T (2003) Health in Learning Disability Assessment. Health Technologies Board; Dept Of Health

Conference Presentations

East Midlands Institute of Learning Disabilities; May 2003

English National Board for Learning Disability care; implementing best practice; July 2003