Charlotte Bacchus BSc PGDip
Adult Nurse Lecturer
Summary
I am an adult nurse lecturer with experience as a clinical nurse specialist in chronic pain and as a staff nurse in infectious diseases.
About
2008- Graduated from the University of Sheffield with BSc Neuroscience
2009- I was a Community Support Worker with adults with learning disabilities
2012- I started my Postgraduate Diploma nurse training at the University of Sheffield
2014- I qualified and started my nurse career as a staff nurse on Infectious Diseases ward at the Royal Hallamshire Hospital
2017- I became a Clinical Nurse Specialist in Chronic Pain for Sheffield Teaching Hospitals working across all hospital sites and community
2020- Due to my experience in infectious diseases I was one of the first nurses to be redeployed and help co-ordinate creation of a covid ward at Northern General Hospital, Sheffield. I continued to work on and off on the covid wards for 6 months before returning fully to my post as a CNS
2021- Joined Sheffield Hallam University as an adult nurse lecturer
Lecturer
Teaching
School of Health and Social Care
College of Health, Wellbeing and Life Sciences
Adult Nursing
Courses taught:
BSc Adult Nursing
MSc Adult Nursing
Post registration Nursing
Research
My main area of interest is in Chronic Pain.
Publications
Journal articles
Bacchus, C. (2023). Moving away from medicines: an overview of chronic pain management. Nursing Standard, 38 (3), 45-50. http://doi.org/10.7748/ns.2023.e11957