
Bob Oliver
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Bob worked as a Senior Lecturer in Adult nursing at De Montfort University in Leicester. Bob originally trained as a Registered Nurse (adult) a Registered Nurse (Sick Children) and graduated with an honours degree in psychology from the University of East London in 1985. Bob gained a Master of Health and Medical Education degree with distinction from the University of Hertfordshire. Bob was a member of the British Psychological Society (Academic & Teaching Group),a Fellow of the Royal Society of Public Health and was awarded the Queen's Nurse title in 2015 for work within Prison Healthcare.
Condolences
sana
Just seen this, he was one of the most inspirational people ever. He helped me so much at university. Most kind and supportive people to have existed. i still cant believe. He always said to be if you ever need a reference email me. This is how i found out, May his soul rest in peace, forever in all our memories
Imogen
I only heard the news last weekend - Bob was the best lecturer we had at DMU. His personality, knowledge and experience were unmatched, and we still remember and talk about his lectures 6 years on. I'm so sorry to hear of his passing, my sincerest condolences to his family.
Amanda Whateley
So very sad to hear that Bob has died. What a truly lovely man. Kind, insightful, intelligent and witty - he couldn't have been more welcoming to me when I worked at DMU. Bob, it was a pleasure. A real pleasure to know you and work with you. My thoughts are with his friends and family.
Rumbi Mbondiya
The sad news of Bob`s departure left many including myself feeling sorrowful and distraught .He was such an amazing and inspirational person. A true icon who has left a remarkable legacy. I am thankful our paths crossed as colleagues and will cherish the fond memories. May his soul rest peacefully.
Emilia Ngollo
Bob, you are a true "Hero". Thank you for being part of impacting my life as a nursing student, to reach out to people who are in need. The lectures, stories and advice you gave have made a huge difference in my life. You will always be remembered by what you have done. My sincerest condolences to Bob's family and friends.
Kate Tighe
I would just like to say 'Thank you Bob', for all the knowledge and silly conversations we shared over the last few years. Thank you for your encouragement as an experienced nurse and lecturer you showed to me, whilst taking me under your wing. Missing your complicated words you made me research, and you making me laugh already. To Bob's family and friends, please accept my sincere condolences. Kate T.
Helen Ologundudu
It was so sad to hear about Bob's exit. I was privileged to be one of the students to share in your knowledge and experience. Bob was a great lecturer, easy to approach, and always there to help. You will be really missed. Rest In Peace, Bob
Justin
I had the pleasure of sharing an office with Bob, he was knowledgeable and passionate about nursing, with an unsurpassed level of experience, and a calm and considered approach that we could all learn from. I feel privileged to have had the opportunity to count him as a colleague, Rest in peace Bob.
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