Vice Provost for Teaching and Learning; Professor of Industrial/Organisational Psychology, Faculty of Medicine & Health Sciences
Dr Hazel Melanie Ramos is the Vice Provost for Teaching and Learning and a Professor of I/O Psychology at the University of Nottingham Malaysia. Hazel completed her undergraduate degree in Business Administration from the University of the Philippines Diliman, followed by an MA in Psychology major in Counseling at the Ateneo De Manila University in the Philippines. She completed her PhD in Clinical Psychology also at Ateneo de Manila University on the life experiences of adolescents with chronic life threatening illness. In 2012, she obtained her Postgraduate Certificate in Higher Education (PGCHE) from the University of Nottingham. Hazel is a Senior Fellow of the Advance HE (Formerly UKHEA).
Hazel has taught several degree courses in psychology including organisational psychology, selection and training, personality theories, research methods, and psychological testing. Hazel's wide research interest has led her to do research on several areas such as work family conflicts, work-life balance, and psychological ownership and management of non-family employees in family firms. Hazel is one of founding organisers of the Asia Pacific Family Business Symposium.
My current research interests include topics in occupational and occupational health psychology.Together with colleagues at UNMC, I am currently working on an ERGS funded research on health screening… read more
My current research interests include topics in occupational and occupational health psychology.Together with colleagues at UNMC, I am currently working on an ERGS funded research on health screening and occupational health services among migrant workers in Malaysia. My other research interests include stress, coping and burnout among nurses and allied health professionals, Work-family conflict, expatriate adjustment as well as psychological ownership in family firms.
In the past I have done research in the areas of clinical and counseling psychology as well as organizational psychology. Previous research that I have done included Organizational culture, goals and wellbeing, Coping among adolescents with chronic life threatening illness, Pain Management among chronic pain patients and compliance to medication among chronic hypertensive patients.
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