Professional Liaison Service

Fiona Campbell

Fiona qualified as a Speech and Language Therapist from the University of Strathclyde, Glasgow in 2000. She has worked extensively in NHS Scotland, before moving into Higher Education as a Lecturer in Speech and Language Therapy at Queen Margaret University, Edinburgh in 2013.
Fiona has a career interest in supporting colleagues to develop and embed professionalism and reflective skills in everyday practice. She strongly believes that conversations about professional practice need to happen across career journeys in order to grow as safe, effective and supported practitioners.
Scotland has its own unique health and social care landscape and Fiona is proud to contribute to HCPC’s Professional Liaison Service for Scottish registrants.

Florence Milliken

Florence qualified as a physiotherapist from The University of Ulster at Jordanstown in 1995 and has worked in the NHS for most of her career. Clinically, her speciality was in musculoskeletal health and Florence believes that, whilst good, up-to-date clinical knowledge and skills are vital, it is one’s attitude towards values, professionalism and accurate self-reflection as these skills are delivered that can bring both a deeper job satisfaction and excellent patient care.
Florence enjoys working as a Professional Liaison Consultant in the HCPC supporting registrants in Northern Ireland in achieving these goals.

Hugh Tregoning

Hugh qualified as a physiotherapist in 2008. He has worked in the National Health Service (NHS) in the community, at an acute trust and in the private sector, and also has experience of the challenges of being a self-employed physiotherapist and international development. He has held positions of clinical leadership with a key focus on training, process and service development and quality assurance. Hugh has a special interest in mentoring, leadership, embracing learning from error and analysis of human factors in driving performance. It is his belief that effective professionals and teams are marked more by healthy mindsets than knowing more or having higher levels of skill. Hugh works as the Professional Liaison Consultant for Wales whilst continuing to practice as a physiotherapist in private practice. 

Iain Spink

Iain qualified as a music therapist from Anglia Ruskin University in 2007. He has primarily worked in the NHS in mental health inpatient care settings for older people in Kent and Medway. He has also worked with visually impaired children/young people and in bereavement support for children/young people. Iain has also enjoyed secondment opportunities for the Kent and Medway AHP Faculty: AHP Student Placement Expansion Facilitator and AHP Faculty Lead.
He has a career and research interest in how health and care professionals can contribute to positive workplace culture and practice; his current PhD research investigates the impact of music therapy for care team staff in NHS settings for older people. Iain works as the Professional Liaison Consultant for England.