Summary
Florence is currently a Clinical Teaching Fellow and acting Module 1 Lead on the Global Health BSc at Imperial College School of Medicine. She is a doctor who has recently completed Foundation Training in 2021, across East Sussex and South London.
She has previously worked as a Clinical Teaching Fellow on the Lifestyle Medicine and Prevention module at Imperial College School of Medicine. She has been involved with design and delivery of the new module which is currently in its fourth year.
She graduated from the University of Leeds School of Medicine in 2019 and also holds an intercalated BSc in International Health. She has undertaken a PG Cert in Clinical Education with the Keele University and has been awarded a Fellowship of Advanced HE showing her commitment to higher education education (FHEA).
She has a strong interest in Global Health and striving for Health Equity and has undertaken an internship at the World Health Organization as well as a short course in Homeless and Inclusion Health at University College London. She hopes to pursue a career in General Practice.
Publications
Conference
Wright H, Mutlow F, Harvey C, et al., The student perspective: Summative assessment of Lifestyle Medicine and Population Health​, Virtual Medical Education Research Unit Conference 2022
Kaura AE, Kakayor M, Mutlow F, et al., The value of near-pear teaching between cohorts of medical students in the context of education on Inclusion Health, DMEG's Zone of Proximal Development Virtual Conference 2022
Mutlow F, Wright H, Harvey C, et al., Student perceptions of Lifestyle Medicine and Population Health: the value they place on it as early years Medical Students., AMEE 2022
Wright H, Mutlow F, Harvey C, et al., How do we best summatively assess Lifestyle Medicine and Population Health in the Undergraduate Medical Curriculum? The Student Perspective., Ottawa 2022