Biography
Working at a regional university has helped develop an awareness of the value of strategic and programmatic research involving collaboration with, and benefits for, the local community. As an early career researcher, I have pursued professional development opportunities including attending faculty-based research sessions, HDR training workshops, two ASCPRI courses (applied computer-assisted qualitative data analysis and applied statistical procedures), SCU, national and international conferences. Through my PhD research I have learnt that a political axiology can facilitate impact and real change desired through research. Key contexts of research experience include nursing education, teaching and learning scholarship (simulation learning) and workforce.
My work contributes to the following UN Sustainable Development Goals



Source: Scopus