As a senior lecturer at Birmingham City University she teaches at all levels from undergraduates to MSc. Marion's interest in teaching began in the clinical area as a mentor to nursing students on their clinical placements. Marion strongly believes that for mental health to be detected early it must start with mental health promotion in the wider communities. She regularly promotes mental health information and mental wellbeing in local churches and youth centres.
- Research
- Teaching
- Student support
- Supervisor to three year dissertation students
- Assessment
- Gathering research to write for publication
- Involved in Physiology Drop in Centre
- Mosaic mentoring programme (secondary schools)
- Black Minority Ethnic (BME) university based project research
An Exploratory Study of the Progression of Black African Student Nurses in the Faculty of Health, Education and Life Sciences.
Johnson, M. Cultural Diversity pp223 -231 in Practice Leadership in Mental Health and Intellectual Disability Nursing (2013) Edited by Mark Jukes, London: Quay Books
Johnson, M and WEICH, S. (2010) Consultation, Referral and Ethnicity: The role of primary care in accessing mental health services. Article published March 2010 in Ethnicity and Inequalities in Health & Social Care Journal Volume 3 Issue 1. pp6-14
Johnson, M. Clinical Scenario: Tracy pp238 -246 in CLARKE, V and WALSH, A. editors (2009) titled Additional skills for complex cases in mental health nursing. Fundamentals of Mental Health Nursing: Oxford, Oxford University Press.
Critical Reviewer of ‘Mental Health Nursing Made Incredibly Easy’ (2009) London: Lippincott Williams & Wilkins
RCN Mental Health International Conference and Exhibition 2009 Presentation ‘Help seeking activities of young men accessing primary care consultations’
Reviewer for Journal of Trans-cultural Nursing 2014 -2019
