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Sarah Snow
Senior Lecturer, Allied Health Sciences
Institute of Health & Society
Registered General Nurse
Registered Midwife
Post Graduate Certificate: Teacher in Health and Social Care
Diploma Professional Studies Midwifery
BSc (Hons)
Certificate in Teaching Adults in Further and Higher Education (997)
MSc Women’s Health
Teaching & Research
Community Midwifery
Sociology of Childbirth and Motherhood
Facilitating Normal Birth
Problem Based Learning
Effective recruitment of student midwives
Pastoral support of learners
Women’s experiences of care from Student Midwives
Professional Experience
Sarah has been a nurse and midwife since 1984. Her most recent post was community midwife in one of the local Trusts. Sarah is also a qualified sexual health nurse and holds honorary contracts for both the local Acute and PCT’s to enable the maintenance of clinical knowledge and expertise.
Publications
Snow S (2010) Making it real: an evaluation of a taster day initiative. The Practising Midwife, 13(5): 44-47.
Snow S (2010) 'Mutual newness': mothers' experiences of student midwives. British Journal of Midwifery, 18(1): 38-41.
Snow S (2009) Nothing ventured, nothing gained: a journey into phenomenology (part 1). British Journal of Midwifery, 17(5): 288-290.
Snow S (2008) Haemoglobin disorders in pregnancy. The Practising Midwife, 11(11): 36-9.
Snow S (2008) Perinatal Mental Health. In Edwins J (ed) Community Midwifery Practice. Oxford, Blackwell.
Snow S (2005) Midwifery taster days. Midwives, 8(4): 170-171.
External Responsibilities
Sarah is an external examiner for two Midwifery degree programmes at the University of York.








