Professor Faith Hill BA, PGCE, MA (Ed), PhD, FHEA, FAcadMed, NTF
Emeritus Professor in Medical Education

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Professor Faith Hill is Emeritus Professor within Medicine at the University of Southampton.
Professor Faith Hill is in Medical Education and was a senior member of the education team in the Faculty of Medicine. For many years she led on staff development and contributed to a wide area of policy and practice relating to the BM Programmes. In her role as Emeritus Professor, Faith Hill is now available to support education within the Faculty and wider University. She is also available for consultancy nationally and internationally.
Professor Hill developed a highly innovative programme of staff development in teaching, learning and assessment for clinicians and academics throughout the Faculty and across a wide range of NHS Trusts within the Region. She is particularly known for her interactive, participatory approach to facilitation and training. In 2009 she was awarded a prestigious National Teaching Fellowship from the Higher Education Academy for her work in staff development. This was quickly followed by a major HEA grant to investigate the transition of students from classroom to clinical practice.
From 2003 to 2014 Professor Hill was Head of Medical Education and Director of the Medical Education Development Unit in the Faculty of Medicine. The School grew from a small handful of people to over 50 academic staff under her leadership. Members of the School are responsible for leadership, development and delivery of undergraduate programmes within the Faculty and for the development of medical education research and enterprise.
Professor Hill began her University career as a Senior Research Fellow in the School of Education at Southampton. In 1990, she was appointed Lecturer and Course Director for Health Education and Health Promotion at King’s College, University of London. In 2000 she became Academic Director of the national Learning and Teaching Support Network Centre for Health Sciences and Practice, before returning to Southampton University as a Senior Lecturer in 2001. She has a London University PhD and has over 50 publications and conference papers on health and education related issues.