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Caroline is a Scottish registered nurse who registered with NMC in 2004 and graduated with a BA (Honours) Nursing Studies from Glasgow Caledonian University in 2005. Caroline’s passion for impacts on health from the environment led her to further education where whilst continuing within her nursing career she also went on to complete her BSc (Honours) Earth Science followed by an internship with the Highland African Mining Company as an Exploratory Geologist and healthcare liaison in Mozambique, both facilitated by the University of Glasgow.  This was subsequently followed by a MSc (Merit) in Energy management within Stirling University’s Management School in 2011-12. Caroline started to move into to Higher Education as a tutor in the education of undergraduate students between 2010 and 2018 at the University of Glasgow. Caroline submitted her Doctoral studies in early 2018 with a thesis entitled “The role of the environment in the evolution of biomineralization” focusing on climate change impact.  Caroline has focused her post doctoral academic expertise across inter professional disciplines. Caroline moved to the University of the West of Scotland in 2020 lecturing in Adult Nursing and furthering her research interest in areas which combined her expertise of environmental impacts to how this impacts on human health.