About
Kylie Auld is a Lecturer in the Department of Medical Imaging & Radiation Sciences at Monash University. Her research focuses on person-centred care, patient-lived experiences, and innovative educational approaches in healthcare. She has contributed to projects such as a qualitative investigation into radiation therapy student experiences with cloud-based treatment planning systems (2020–2021) and served as Trustee for The Victorian Medical Radiation Practitioners Education Trust (2020–2021).
Her work aligns with UN Sustainable Development Goals, emphasizing quality education and good health. Recent publications explore integrating patient narratives into medical radiation sciences curricula, leveraging technology for skill development, and fostering collaborative learning between students and practicing therapists through webinars.
Auld’s research outputs (2023–2024) highlight trends in healthcare education innovation, emphasizing technology adoption and patient-centric methodologies. She has no listed scientific awards but actively engages in peer-reviewed contributions. Her advisory role and educational projects underscore a commitment to advancing medical radiation sciences through interdisciplinary collaboration and evidence-based practices.
