Megan Twamley

Academic Lead - Case Based Learning

Applied Medicine
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Biography

Megan Twamley is the Lead for Case-Based Learning and Fitness to Practice on the MBChB programme at the University of Chester’s Faculty of Health, Medicine, and Society. She is dedicated to training the next generation of healthcare professionals, Developing case based learning and delivering teaching across the faculty. Megan is committed to helping all students develop the knowledge, skills, and confidence needed for success in clinical practice. Megan also serves as Block 5 Lead (Reproduction and Child Health) for the MBChB programme, overseeing curriculum development and ensuring high-quality education. As a Postgraduate Disability Link Tutor, she advocates for accessibility and inclusivity in higher education, ensuring students with disabilities receive the support they need to thrive. Beyond the university, Megan contributes nationally as a National Examiner for the Royal College of Physicians’ Physician Associate National Exam (PANE), helping uphold high standards in medical education and professional competency across the

Teaching and Supervision

Megan teaches across all Physician Associate MSc Modules and supervises dissertation students, as well as teaching across other level 7 modules in the university. She is the module leader for the following modules : MD7128 Value-Based Medicine for Physician Associates MD7129 Pharmacotherapeutics 1 MD7132 Advancing Clinical Medicine in Physician Associate Practice MD7134 Physician Associate Research Project

Research and Knowledge Exchange

Megan is currently undertaking her PhD studies researching the introduction of telemedicine tools in primary care and the impact that they have on patients treatment and management.

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