I am lecturer on and course leader for the BSc Health and Social Care degree. My expertise centres mainly around teaching and I have been teacher in secondary and further education sectors since 2004 and up until starting my post with Staffordshire University in September 2022. My expertise lies in the teaching of anatomy and physiology but also the structure of the health and social care sector, political influences and contemporary issues.
Professional memberships and activities
Academic qualifications
- BSc (Hons) Exercise, Sport and Coaching Science, Manchester Metropolitan University
- Post Graduate Certificate Education (Post 14), University of Staffordshire
- Post Graduate Certificate International Twentieth Century History, University of Staffordshire
- Masters in Social Welfare Law, Policy and Advice Practice, University of Staffordshire
- National Professional Qualification in Middle Leadership
Expertise
- Politics and the political structures relating to Health and Social Care
- Social Welfare Law, e.g. Human Rights and the Equality Act
- Co-production and Lived Experience
- Anatomy and Physiology
Research interests
Co-production, poverty, racism, and teaching and learning.
Enterprise and commercial interests
I am elected councillor for Biddulph Town Council and Staffordshire Moorlands District Council, a position held for 12 years in May 2027. I am 'retiring' in May 2027.
Teaching
- BSc Hons Health and Social Care
- Foundation Years in Nursing, Paramedic Science, and ODP
- Project Supervisor for Masters Students
Publications
Haydon, S. and Salt, J. (2026) 'Biddulph Town Council: Biddulph Works Together' in Goldstraw, K. (eds.) How to Tackle Poverty with Co-Produced Activism: Knowledge from Lived Experience. Policy Press, pp. 176-189.
Salt, J. (2023) 'Biddulph Works Together: A Biddulph Town Council Project: Community Research Findings. Available at: https://biddulph.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/BWT-Report-F.pdf