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Tracey Moss

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Lecturer Practitioner

Faculty:
Faculty of Health, Medicine and Social Care
School:
School of Nursing and Midwifery
Location:
Chelmsford

Tracey is an experienced paediatric A&E nurse, working within the NHS for 8 years, with 2 years spent nursing in a secure adolescent mental health unit.

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Background

Tracey qualified as a Children’s nurse in 2015 and worked for 5 years in a paediatric A&E, within a general hospital. There she consolidated her A&E skills which included applying plaster casts, venepuncture and cannulation, echocardiograms and triage skills. She then went on to take an interest in eating disorders and took on a ward manager role within a secure unit.

More recently, Tracey as been a senior member of the A&E team at her local general hospital, where she managed the unit (whilst on shift) and continued to expand her knowledge within this speciality. Tracey will continue to work in A&E alongside her current role as a Lecturer Practitioner.

Areas of expertise:

  • Children's Nursing

  • Nursing skills in an Accident & Emergency environment

Qualifications

  • BA (Hons) Nursing Studies (Child Branch) – Hertfordshire University

Memberships, editorial boards

  • Nursing and Midwifery Council – Registered Nurse (Child)
  • Royal College of Nursing