Louise Angwa

Louise is a Physician Associate trained in the UK specialising in general practice. She is a Senior Lecturer Practitioner on our Physician Associate MSc.

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Background

Louise initially studied Biomedical Science, which helped to influence her path into becoming a Physician Associate, due to an interest in problem solving and enjoying personable interaction. Alongside lecturing she also worked in a general practice, mainly in London.

Whilst in practice she offers anticoagulation management, act as an antibiotic guardian and she is currently looking to expand her women’s health repertoire.

Louise enjoys sharing knowledge and desires to cement herself further in academia, hence her continued passion for postgraduate study.

Research interests

• Antibiotic Stewardship
• Women’s Health

Louise's interests in public health are suitably met by women’s health and antibiotic stewardship. Antibiotic guardianship plays a vital role in combating antibiotic resistance and ensuring their continued effectiveness.

Her interest in women’s health stems from a commitment to gender equality. Both are multifaceted fields in which patient safety, professional development, global health, ethics, a desire to improve healthcare outcomes, and a passion for advocacy and social impact are all elicited.

Teaching

• Master’s in Physician Associate Studies (MPAS), Anglia Ruskin University
• Tier 2 Clinical Supervisor Course, Health Education England
• Tier 3 Educational Supervisor course, Health Education England

Qualifications

• Postgraduate Certificate, Learning and Teaching in Higher Education, Anglia Ruskin University
• Postgraduate Diploma, Physician Associate Studies, St George’s, University of London
• Bachelor of Science, Biomedical Science, University of Kent

Memberships, editorial boards

• Member of Faculty of Physician Associates, Royal College of Physicians
• Member of Physician Associate Managed Voluntary Register (PAMVR)

Media experience

ITV Anglia, Studying during a pandemic, March 2021