Nicole Sloman

Lecturer in Children's Nursing

Phone
+44 (0)1473 338109
Email
n.sloman@uos.ac.uk
School/Directorate
School of Health, Sciences and Society
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Nicole started at the university in 2019, previously working as a Clinical Educator. Nicole qualified from Southampton University with a BSc (Hons) Child Health Nursing in 2008.  

Nicole’s career has been based around the speciality of Neonatal Nursing. She began her career at the Rosie Neonatal Unit in Cambridge, gaining her post-graduate certificate in Special and Intensive care of the Newborn in 2010. Since then she has developed further interest in a variety of topics including tissue viability, developmental care, Newborn behavioural observation (NBO), pain, retinopathy of prematurity, and NHS leadership and management. Through her practice Nicole has also had a wealth of experience in intensive care, surgical care, stabilisation, and family-centred care.  

Nicole has a MSc in Paediatrics and Child Health from Brighton and Sussex Medical School and most recently completed a Professional Diploma in Neurodiversity, to which she has a special interest.

Nicole has been the Course lead for the BSc in Children's Nursing programme since 2022. 

Nicole teaches across all three years of BSc Children’s Nursing programme. Nicole is lead for a number of modules within the programme as well as overseeing the running of the course as Lead. As well as undergraduate teaching, Nicole also teaches across some post graduate courses and is active in the delivery of other continuous professional development (CPD) teaching.

Nicole is the academic link lecturer for Ipswich and Norfolk & Norwich hospitals and Admissions Tutor for Children's Nursing. Most recently Nicole has been heavily involved in the revamp of the undergraduate recruitment across nursing and midwifery courses, gaining a special accommodation for this work alongside other members of the working group at the 2025 Staff Awards. 

 

RCN 
NMC 
HEE Fellowship