Ashlee Forster

Dr. Ashlee Forster is a Lecturer in Clinical Sciences at the Academy for Medical Education, Faculty of Health, Medicine and Behavioural Sciences, The University of Queensland. She holds a Bachelor of Medicine and Surgery and Medical Science from UQ, and her work focuses on curriculum design in medical education, particularly in clinical history-taking, physical examination, procedural skills, and interprofessional collaboration.

• Current Academic Lead for Clinical and Professional Learning in Year 1 of the MD Program
• Mentored over 50 clinical tutors across large-cohort courses
• Focus on student wellbeing, transition to clinical practice, and educational innovation

Her research spans interprofessional education (IPE), ethical navigation of peer physical exams, and the use of technology in clinical skill assessment. Publications highlight evaluations of simulation workshops, OSCE design, and digital platforms for nutrition consultation training.

Recent work trends include curriculum evaluation, interprofessional collaboration, and wellbeing-focused interventions for medical students and junior doctors returning after interruptions. She is available for supervision of medical education projects.