Rate My Professor Matthew Catterall

His professional career encompasses part-time roles with the London Ambulance Service as Paramedic, Specialist Paramedic (Emergency Care Practitioner), and Advanced Paramedic (Emergency Care Practitioner Clinical Lead). Previously, as Senior Lecturer at the University of Hertfordshire, he taught across BSc (Hons), FdSc, and MSc Paramedic Science programmes and led the BSc (Hons) Applied Paramedic Science programme. Catterall's research specializations encompass practice-based learning, student paramedics' experiences and preparation for practice, paramedic professional development, and cardiology. Key publications include "Oxford Brookes faculty take on Turkish Paramedic Rally and International Congress 2015" with Bromwich, Phillips, and Eaton (Journal of Paramedic Practice, 2016), "A Call for Research into the Link Between Professional Practice and Education" with Perry and Bromwich (Journal of Paramedic Practice, 2016), and "The role of paramedics with extended practice: exploring the healthcare context" (Journal of Paramedic Practice, 2012). In paramedic education, he chaired the College of Paramedics' third Curriculum and Career Framework Review, served on its Education Advisory Committee, co-chaired the Practice-Based Learning review leading national consultations, acts as Health and Care Professions Council Registrant Visitor, Dip IMC examiner, and advised National Institute for Health Research proposals.