Jeanette Foley

Jeanette Foley has a diverse work experience in the healthcare sector. Jeanette began their career as a Registered Nurse at Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust, where they worked in the Cardiothoracic Unit on the CCU and thoracic surgical ward. During this time, they completed a specialist cardiothoracic course.

Jeanette then worked as a Senior Staff Nurse at Barts Health NHS Trust in the Intensive Care Unit of the Royal London Hospital for three years before moving on to University College London Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, where they served as a Sister in the Critical Care Unit.

In 2007, Jeanette joined NHS Blood and Transplant as a Specialist Nurse Organ Donation and later became the Team Manager for the London Organ Donation Services Team. Jeanette then transitioned to the role of Clinical Governance Manager before being promoted to the position of Head of Clinical Governance. Currently, they serve as the Deputy Chief Nurse at NHS Blood and Transplant.

Jeanette has also been involved with The Health Foundation as a Q Community Member starting from 2018. Additionally, they have worked as a Senior Nurse in the Family Support and Liaison Team at Nightingale Hospital and Barts Health NHS Trust, where they played a crucial role in developing the team and ensuring personalized care for patients.

Throughout their career, they have demonstrated a strong dedication to patient care and clinical excellence.

Jeanette Foley's education history is as follows:

From 2020 to 2021, Jeanette Foley attended Loughborough University and completed a Post Graduate Certificate in Human Factors and Ergonomics for Patient Safety.

In 2018, Jeanette Foley participated in The Kings Fund's Senior Clinical Leaders Leadership Course, although no specific degree was obtained.

From 2010 to 2012, Jeanette Foley attended Queen Mary University of London and earned a Master of Arts (MA) in Medical Law and Ethics.

Between 2004 and 2006, Jeanette Foley studied at City, University of London, and obtained a Bachelor's Degree in Registered Nursing/Registered Nurse.

In 2004, Jeanette Foley completed an Intensive care course at City, University of London, without earning a degree.

From 2002 to 2003, Jeanette Foley engaged in a Specialist Cardio-thoracic Nursing Course at the University of West London; however, no degree was conferred.

Between 1997 and 2000, Jeanette Foley studied at the University of the West of England as a Registered Nursing/Registered Nurse without obtaining a specific degree.