Aaron Grogan

Aaron Grogan serves as a Lecturer and Program Lead for the Master of Nurse Practitioner within the School of Nursing, Midwifery and Social Work at the University of Queensland's Faculty of Health, Medicine and Behavioural Sciences. He also holds a Higher Degree by Research Scholar position in the same school.

Education:

• Bachelor of Nursing, University of Queensland
• Masters (Coursework) in Nursing, University of Newcastle
• Masters (Coursework) of Business Administration (Institution unconfirmed)

His research focuses on critical nursing practice areas including mental health impacts on health science students during global crises, antibiotic stewardship in advanced nursing roles, and emergency trauma response. Recent work examines pandemic-era student coping mechanisms and nurse practitioner prescribing behaviors in Australian healthcare settings, demonstrating strong connections between clinical practice and educational frameworks.

Publication trends reveal a consistent emphasis on evidence-based nursing interventions, with recent studies (2023-2024) addressing contemporary healthcare challenges through cross-sectional analyses and clinical case examinations. His work bridges academic theory with frontline practice, particularly in pandemic response and antimicrobial stewardship.

Aaron actively supervises higher degree research students and contributes to the school's research ecosystems including Infection Prevention and Vascular Access initiatives. His scholarly activities align with institutional priorities in patient safety and health systems transformation, with particular relevance to the Women's Wellness After Cancer and Paediatric Nursing research groups.