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Justine Wilkinson

Assistant Professor

Department: Geography and Environmental Sciences

Justine -WilkinsonI am an Environmental Health Officer with particular expertise in Public Health, Health and Safety and Food Safety and Standards.

I qualified as an EHO in 1995 and have worked in local government in a range of roles including regulatory, educative, managerial and strategic.  As a local government EHO I have responsibility for maintaining high standards of safety and health in businesses and safe production, handling and sale of food in food businesses.

I completed my Masters in Public Health in 2007 and have worked on public health priorities at local, regional and national level with a particular focus on applying public health theory into practice.  This work includes tobacco control, obesity, alcohol, accident prevention and management of a community health programme.

  • PGCert September 01 2010
  • Health MA September 01 2006
  • BSc (Hons) September 01 1995
  • Fellow (FHEA) Higher Education Academy (HEA) 2015
  • Chartered Voting Member (CMCIEH) Chartered Institute of Environmental Health (CIEH) 2014


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