Caroline Rossetti

Caroline Rossetti is a Senior Lecturer at Monash University's Rural Health Churchill campus. Her work focuses on medical education innovation, particularly in clinical skills training and cognitive load management for healthcare students.

• Research interests include:
  • Medical education pedagogy
  • Clinical skills curriculum design
  • Cognitive load reduction in pre-clinical training
  • Simulation-based learning environments
  • Spiral learning approaches
  • Deliberate practice in clinical assessments

Dr. Rossetti's recent publications demonstrate a focus on innovative teaching methodologies in clinical settings, including flipped classroom implementations and audio-enhanced role-play scenarios. Her research emphasizes improving student learning through structured pedagogical frameworks.

• Scientific recognition:
  • Dean's Award for Excellence in Education (2022, Innovation in Learning and Teaching - Team)

She actively collaborates with multidisciplinary teams including Drs. Brotchie, Bullock, Shuttleworth, Somers, and Black. While specific student advisement details aren't provided, her research output indicates significant contributions to healthcare education practices.