Catherine Sackley#

• 2014 - 2022 Head of Department of Population Health Sciences, Professor of Rehabilitation, King’s College, London
• 2012 Professor of Rehabilitation Research, University of East Anglia
• 2003 Professor of Physiotherapy Research, University of Birmingham
• 2002 to 2008 NIHR National Primary Care Career Scientist, University of Oxford
• 2002 Senior Research Fellow, Department of Primary Health Care, University of Oxford
• 2000 NHS National Primary Care Research Development Fellow, Department of Primary Health Care, University of Oxford
• 1997 NHS Exec Health Services Research Training Fellow (80% WTE), University of Nottingham
• 1994 Senior Community Physiotherapist Nottingham Healthcare Trust (50% WTE)
• 1992 Superintendent Research Physiotherapist (20%) Division of Stroke Medicine,University of Nottingham
• 1991 to 1997 Career Break- period of part-time working,
• 1987 Senior Research Physiotherapist, Stroke Research Unit, University of Nottingham
• 1985 DHSS Remedial Research Fellow, MSc in Rehabilitation Science, University of Southampton
• 1984 Senior Physiotherapist, Queen Mary's Hospital, Sidcup
• 1982 Physiotherapist, Lewisham Hospital, London

• Patient and public involvement
• Randomised controlled trials of complex interventions
• Stroke
• Parkinson's disease
• Cohort Studies
• Rehabilitation
• Systematic review

• 2018 Princess Margaret Lecture, UK Stroke Forum
• 2018 Fellowship of the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy
• 2013 Inaugural Distinguished Scholar, Society for Research in Rehabilitation
• 2008 NIHR Inaugural Senior Investigator
• 2008 Honorary Fellowship of the Royal College of Occupational Therapy, FCOT
• 2002 NHS R&D National Primary Care Career Scientist Award
• 1999 NHS R&D National Primary Care Research Development Award
• 1997 NHSE Health Services Research Training Fellowship
• 1985 DHSS National Remedial Research Fellowship

Curriculum Vitae

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Highlights of my work and anecdotes

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