Carly Le Maréchal
RN (Adult), SCPHN (HV), CPNP (V100), PNA, SFHEA
Senior Lecturer
School of Health and Sport
Biography
Carly (she/her) is a senior lecturer in nursing and interim course leader for the FdSc Nursing Associate programme. She is dual registered with the Nursing and Midwifery Council as both a nurse (adult) and specialist community public health nurse (health visitor) and is a senior fellow of Advance HE.
Carly’s clinical career spans roles in acute care, health visiting, and safeguarding. She has led organisation wide quality improvement initiatives in restorative safeguarding supervision and staff wellbeing, and is a qualified Professional Nurse Advocate.
Carly has been recognised for her educational impact as a shortlisted finalist in the 2026 Student Nursing Times Awards for University Educator of the Year, and for Placement of the Year: Community for the Public Health Simulated Practice Learning initiative which she created and delivers to the Registered Nurse degree programme.
Her research interests include the impact of simulated practice in bridging the theory-practice gap for students and the scope of practice of nursing associates.
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Further information
Carly has over 15 years’ experience as a specialist community public health nurse (health visitor), almost a decade of which was spent working in safeguarding. Carly has a track record of successfully embedding organisation wide change around mandatory educational and staff support. Earlier in her career Carly worked as an adult nurse with experiences in cardiac high dependency and emergency departments.
Taught courses
BSc (Hons) Adult Nursing
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BSc (Hons) Mental Health Nursing
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BSc (Hons) Registered Nurse (NMC 2018) Degree Apprenticeship - Mental Health
Gain the knowledge, expertise and the clinical experience to become a skilled, thoughtful, and authentic mental health nurse who is confident you are making a positive difference to people lives and the wider communities you work within.
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