David Flinton

Biography

"David is a therapeutic radiographer who joined City University London in 1995. He previously worked clinically at The Hammersmith Hospital and St Bartholomew's Hospital, London before moving to Charterhouse College of radiography in 1991. David initially studied radiography at The Middlesex Hospital in 1993. On completing his DCR he worked clinically as a radiographer being promoted to Senior I level. Whilst clinical he completed 2 modules of the HDCR before undertaking a degree in Radiography at South Bank University. At around the same time as completion of the degree he moved to Charterhouse College where he continued to study, undertaking an MSc in Health Sciences at the University of Westminster concurrently with a PGCE at the University of Greenwich. He undertook his doctoral studies at the University of East London looking at the use of virtual reality as a tool for assessment. His main area of lecturing work is on radiotherapy physics and equipment at the undergraduate level, although he also teaches radiobiology and research methods."

Research Interest

"Virtual reality - CPD - Student education and assessment"