Chris Simcox BSc MSc
Physiotherapy Lecturer
Summary
Lecturer in physiotherapy at Sheffield Hallam since January 2022. Working clinically since 2002 specialising in Neurological rehabilitation, where I enjoy working with a range of neurological conditions such as Parkinson's, Multiple Sclerosis, Stroke and Brain injury.
About
I qualified as a physiotherapist from Keele university in 2002 and worked in the NHS for the next 18 years, specialising in Neurological Rehabilitation. I have gained experience working across many areas of neurological rehabilitation including community services, acute stroke, long term rehabilitation and outpatient settings. I completed my MSc at Keele University in Neurological Rehabilitation (2015).
I started working in Academia for Sheffield Hallam University as a Physiotherapy Lecturer in Jan 2022 providing teaching support on a number of modules with specialist input on the modules requiring neurological content.
I have a keen interest in working with individuals after stroke and have been a clinical lead in a community stroke service, I also have a special interest in supporting individuals with long term neurological conditions such as Parkinson's and Multiple Sclerosis. Additionally for many years I have been a therapy injector of Botulinum toxin for the spasticity management of neurological conditions.
As well as my experience within the NHS I have also worked in a variety of private health settings and currently work as private community physiotherapist across the Peak District supporting mainly individuals with Neurological conditions.
Teaching
College of Health, Wellbeing and Life Sciences
Subject Area:
- Physiotherapy
- Neurological Therapy
- Community Therapy
Courses taught:
- Pre Reg MSc Physiotherapy
- BSc Physiotherapy
- MSC Post Reg
Modules taught:
- Clinical Reasoning in Physiotherapy
- Advanced Clinical Reasoning in Physiotherapy
- Professional Practice
- Evaluating Complexity in Practice
- Understanding Complexity and Practice
- Creating Original Practice
- Professional Leadership
- Physiotherapy Practice
- Advancing Practice in Neurological Therapy