Tim Gartland

Tim Gartland is a Senior Lecturer at the School of Nursing and Midwifery, Monash University. He holds multiple clinical and academic roles, including Nurse Practitioner positions at University Hospital Geelong, Geelong Children's Clinic, Western Health, and Royal Children's Hospital Melbourne. His career spans over three decades in nursing and healthcare.

Education:

• Master of Advanced Nursing Practice (MANP-NP), University of Melbourne (2008-2010)
• Master of Public Health (MPH) in Public Health Epidemiology, University of Melbourne (2008-2010)
• Bachelor of Nursing (BN), Deakin University (1991-1994)

Research Interests: Focuses on pediatric nursing, public health epidemiology, clinical trial management, and evidence-based nursing practices. His work bridges clinical care and academic research, particularly in pediatric settings.

Professional Roles:

• Nurse Practitioner at University Hospital Geelong (2025–present)
• Nurse Practitioner at Geelong Children's Clinic (2019–present)
• Research Nurse/Clinical Trials Manager at Murdoch Children's Research Institute (2011–2015)

No scientific awards listed. Active in clinical and academic nursing roles without explicitly mentioned grants or labs.