Johanna Dunning
About Johanna Dunning
Johanna Dunning is a Regional Trainer at Cera, with a background in individual and family services and a commitment to community care. She has extensive experience in health and social care, having previously worked as a Care Professional and Learning Support, and she advocates for living well with dementia.
Current Role at Cera
Johanna Dunning has been serving as a Regional Trainer at Cera since 2021. In this role, she is responsible for training and developing staff within the organization, focusing on enhancing service delivery in the individual and family services sector. Her work contributes to the overall mission of Cera to provide high-quality care and support to clients across England.
Previous Experience in Care
Prior to her current position, Johanna worked at Home Instead Senior Care UK as a Care Professional from 2014 to 2021. During her seven years in Hartford, she gained extensive experience in providing care services. Additionally, she worked at Cheshire West and Chester Council as a Learning Support from 1999 to 2007, where she contributed to educational support services in Cheshire.
Educational Background
Johanna has a diverse educational background. She studied at Mid Cheshire College from 1999 to 2002, achieving proficiency in British Sign Language. She also completed her A Levels at Woodford Lodge High School between 1990 and 1992, focusing on subjects such as English Language and Literature, Spanish, French, and Art. Furthermore, she pursued Leadership & Management in Health & Social Care at Partnership Training, earning a QCF Level 5 qualification from 2019 to 2021.
Ongoing Education and Specialization
Currently, Johanna is studying Business, Management, Marketing, and Related Support Services at The Open University, a program she has been enrolled in since 2016. This ongoing education complements her extensive experience in the care sector and enhances her skills in management and organizational practices.
Advocacy and Community Engagement
Johanna is actively involved in community engagement as a Positivity Coach at InMotion Clinics in Chester, where she focuses on enhancing mental well-being. She advocates for living well with dementia, promoting awareness and strategies to improve care for individuals affected by this condition. Her commitment to community care is evident through her various roles and initiatives.