Pam Simpson
Honorary Communications Officer @Physio First
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WORK HISTORY
Honorary Communications Officer @Physio First
Pam has worked as a volunteer within Physio First (the Organisation for Physiotherapists in Private Practice) for 14 years becoming Chairman in 2015 completing her term of office in April 2019. She has moved on to creating the first communication department for Physio First and has accepted the role of Honorary Communications Officer
EDUCATION
Loughborough University
Postgraduate Module, Paediatric Handling
Southport College
Certificate of Education
Bond Solon Training
Completed report writing and courtroom skills training
The Chartered Society of Physiotherapy (ACPOHE)
3-day ACPOHE course Applied Ergonomics for Physiotherapists
Withington Hospital
MCSP, Physiotherapy
SKILLS
ABOUT PAM SIMPSON
Pam is a patient moving and handling consultant with a particular interest in conducting person-centred moving and handling assessments and the design and implementation of work specific strategies. Pam has more than 30 years’ experience of designing and delivering training courses to the public, private, voluntary and charitable sectors, including health, social care and education. The emphasis during the training of complex decision making is in an evidenced based, person-centred approach. Pam carries out manual handling risk assessments for complex situations and environments and is particularly experienced in managing areas involving many stakeholders including a range of care and therapy providers. Pam is an experienced author and editor of major publications about patient handling and is one of three editors of the latest gold standard publication “The Handling of People” 7th edition published in April 2023. Pam is also a chapter author in this publication and contributing author to the practical chapters. Specialties: Manual Handling Consultancy; Training Needs Analysis; Training Design; Training Delivery; Expert Witness; Physiotherapy; H&S; Health and Safety; Occupational Physiotherapy: Workplace Injury; Clinical Negligence; Presenteeism
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