Dr Kylie Russell is the Postgraduate Coordinator for the School of Nursing and Midwifery, University of Notre Dame, Australia.

Dr Russell has 20 years of experience working in nursing, and is recognised for her expertise in the area of student clinical supervision, student models of supervision and staff mentorship.

Kylie has completed her PhD in the area of student clinical supervision and staff attitudes towards students in the workplace. Kylie has completed previous research in this area and has presented at various conferences and published in this area. Kylie has also completed her Masters in Health Science (Education).

Professional Affiliations:

Nursing and Midwifery Board of Australia, registration category one Australian College of Nursing

Psi Alpha-at-large Chapter Western Australian Honour Society of Nursing, STTI – Nurse Leader category: President (2016), Secretary (2014-2016)

Australian Nurse Teachers Society (ANTS)

Australian and New Zealand Association for Health Professional Educators (ANZHPE)

Australian College of Nursing (ACN)

Australian Nursing Federation (ANF)

Australian Human Resource Institute (AHRI)

Community Engagement:

2016 School of Nursing and Midwifery Student Immersion - Laos

2009-2014 School of Nursing and Midwifery Student Immersion - Vietnam

2011-2012 Australian Federal Government: ANZAC Centenary Sub Committee for Education and Curriculum

2010-2011 Australian Federal Government: National Commission for ANZAC Centenary, publication available: www.dva.gov.au

1999-2000 Volunteer Nurse, East Timor (2 months): Humanitarian Overseas Service Medal for Emergency Humanitarian Service in Hazardous Circumstances

Education and Research Grants

2016 Research Incentive Scheme, The University of Notre Dame: Transition to Practice supporting first year nurses with a collaborative faith based education program ($5,000)

2012 - 2013 The Western Australian Nurses Memorial Charitable Trust: PhD ($10,000)

2013 WA Country Health Service, State wide implementation of the 'Art of Mentorship' ($40,000)

2012 - 2014 Health Workforce Australia, Clinical Supervision Support Program: State-wide implementation of the ‘Art of Clinical Supervision’ ($500,000)

2006 - 2009 The Western Australian Nurses Memorial Charitable Trust: The Team Leader Model ($10,000)

2009 Fremantle Hospital and Health Service: The Team Leader Model ($5,000)

Awards

2014 WA Health Award Finalist: Aboriginal Mentorship Program

2013 WA Health Award: Excellence in Clinical Supervision

2011 Australian Learning & Teaching Council: Citation for Outstanding Contribution to Student Learning

2010 School of Nursing, University of Notre Dame: Lecturer of the Year