Corinne Kusel

Corinne Kusel is a Lecturer and Professional Practice Coordinator at the School of Nursing & Midwifery, University of Notre Dame, Fremantle Campus. With over 27 years of nursing experience, she plays a key role in coordinating practicum experiences for undergraduate students and teaching in areas such as Rural & Remote Health, Professional Practice, and Health Communications.

Her educational and professional journey reflects a deep commitment to nursing excellence, particularly in underserved and remote communities. Corinne has been instrumental in international educational initiatives, including leading a student immersion program in Tanzania through the Global Health Alliance Western Australia.

Her research interests and teaching focus on:

• Rural and Remote Nursing
• Professional Practice Development
• Social and Cultural Diversity in Healthcare
• Health Communications
• Global Health Education
• Dementia and Renal Nursing

Corinne has received recognition for her outstanding contributions to student learning:

• GHAWA Global Citizens Western Australia Alumni (2013)
• ALTC Citation for Outstanding Contributions to Student Learning (2011)

She actively contributes to student development through practicum coordination and mentorship. Her work integrates clinical expertise with pedagogical innovation, particularly in preparing nurses for rural and culturally diverse settings. Community engagement is also central to her role, including involvement with the Lance Holt School Fundraising Committee and coaching youth sports.

Corinne is affiliated with:

• Nursing and Midwifery Board of Australia
• SPINRPHEX

She also supports charitable causes such as Sea Shepherd and Red Cross.