Key details
Ms Stephanie Kalitsi
Lecturer in Physiotherapy
Stephanie has worked at University of Greenwich since the start of the Physiotherapy BSc (Hons) programme July 2023. She is a lecturer in Physiotherapy, Apprenticeship Lead and cohort lead for year 2 physiotherapy students.
Clinically, she has experience working at a high level in Paediatrics and Neonatal Care with special interest in neurodevelopment and pelvic health. Alongside her academic and NHS work, Stephanie also runs independent, medically informed events for women's health education. With an interest in health inequalities, she is also a board member for Black Baby Loss Awareness.
Stephanie is currently a doctoral student with a specialist research interest in health inequalities in women's health.
She completed her undergraduate degree in Physiotherapy BSc (Hons) at Cardiff University and MSc in Advanced Physiotherapy in Paediatrics at University College London.
Posts held previously:
- Team lead Physiotherapist in Paediatrics and Women's Health
- Clinical specialist Neonatal Physiotherapist at Medway Maritime Hospital
- Highly specialist Paediatric Physiotherapist at Bromley Healthcare (current)
Responsibilities within the university
- Lecturer in Physiotherapy
- Apprenticeship Lead
Recognition
Professional body membership - HCPC, CSP, APCP and BANNFU member
HCPC reg. Chartered Society of Physiotherapy. Association of Paediatric Chartered Physiotherapist. Board Member for Black Baby Loss Awareness. Runs independent women's health events.
Research / Scholarly interests
Stephanie’s scholarly interests are neurodevelopmental progress in relation to healthcare inequalities.