Dr Sarah White is a Senior Lecturer at the Centre for Social Impact at the UNSW Business School. Sarah is a conversation analyst and qualitative health researcher and has worked in clinical communication and safety and quality research, teaching, and policy for over 15 years.
Sarah leads an innovative program of research with an aim to improve communication between clinicians and patients. She has published and presented this work in both communication and clinical journals. She is on the editorial boards Qualitative Health Communication and BJGPOpen.
As an educator, Sarah has experience in teaching across the breadth of higher and continuing education, particularly with healthcare students and providers. Sarah’s accomplishments and reflective approach to learning and teaching were recognised through being awarded Senior Fellow of Advance HE (SFHEA) in 2019 and an Australian Award for University Teaching Citation in 2022.
At a national and international level, Sarah is also the Deputy National Representative of the International Association for Communication in Healthcare, having previously served as National representative and Deputy National Representative across previous terms as well as Social Media Officer and member of the Policy and Practice subcommittee.
Email [email protected] to enquire if Sarah is available to mentor you.
Conditions for mentoring facilitation
- one-on-one mentoring
- group mentoring
Mentor details
Faculties
- Business
Academic level
- Lecturer A
- Lecturer B
Learning and teaching skills
- Learning and teaching curriculum design
- Peer review of curriculum
- Convening a course
Experience developing applications for
- Learning and teaching fellowship application e.g. Higher Education Academy
Research experience
- Managing research data
Mentoring discipline
- Mentoring within own/and across disciplines
General experience
- Optimising social media