About Pam

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Pam Golton – DipHE RN (Adult) BSc

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Pam has been qualified as a Micropigmentation Practitioner since 2010, and runs both private and NHS clinics. She has regular training updates with Finishing Touches Group. Since completing her nursing training in 2008 with the University of Surrey, Pam has worked full time within the NHS at the Queen Victoria Hospital in East Grinstead; first on the surgical nursing wards in Canadian Wing, and then the Enhanced Recovery Area looking after patients having major breast reconstruction and head & neck reconstruction.

 

Pam has held her current NHS role as a Macmillan Breast Reconstruction Clinical Nurse Specialist since 2011. She is also a trustee and treasurer for the breast reconstruction charity Restore. She completed a BSc in Acute Clinical Practice (Cancer Pathway) at the University of Brighton in 2015 and has also undertaken the Principles of Breast Cancer Care Module (Masters Level) at the Royal Marsden Hospital School. She regularly attends the London Breast Meeting and Brighton Breast Day and has previously taught on the post graduate degree module for Burns and Plastic on Breast Reconstruction at the University of Brighton.

 

Pam said: “I am incredibly proud to support women at a very emotional and difficult time and to be part of such an amazing team of health professionals who strive for best practice and ultimately want to see a happy patient at the end of their healthcare journey. Micropigmentation is the last step of the reconstructive process and being able to complete the reconstruction is a privilege.” 

 

 

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