Katie Janz

Katie Janz is a Course Coordinator and Lecturer in both undergraduate and postgraduate programs at the School of Nursing & Midwifery, University of Notre Dame, Australia, based at the Fremantle Campus. She brings over sixteen years of clinical experience in emergency nursing across rural, remote, tertiary, interstate, and international healthcare settings.

Her research interests focus on emergency nursing, simulation practice, and trauma care. She is actively engaged in simulation research through her involvement with the WA Simulation Healthcare Alliance (WASHA) and is in the early stages of her PhD journey. She presents her work at national forums such as the ACCCN conference and SIGMA events.

Her teaching expertise includes health professional education and trauma nursing, particularly through the Trauma Nursing Core Course (TNCC). She has previously served as Program Coordinator for the Health Professional Education Program and continues to contribute to curriculum development and academic leadership.

She has one peer-reviewed publication in the field of healthcare simulation, with broader research themes including clinical training, patient safety, and interprofessional education. Her work emphasizes practical, real-world applications in emergency and rural healthcare contexts.

• ORCID ID: 000-002-6947-3688
• Professional Affiliation: WA Simulation Healthcare Alliance (WASHA)

As an active academic and clinician-educator, she supervises and mentors students in clinical and academic settings, though no specific students are listed. She is not noted as part-time, retired, or former staff, and no scientific awards are mentioned in the provided text.