Daniel Gagné

Daniel Gagné serves as a Lecturer and Academic Coordinator at the University of Saint-Boniface's School of Nursing and Health Studies, where he teaches core nursing courses including Complex Care I/II, Perinatal Family Care, and Adult and Family Care. Holding a Master of Nursing from the University of Manitoba and registered with the College of Registered Nurses of Manitoba, he maintains active clinical connections through past roles at Health Sciences Center (2002-2016) and Kildonan Personal Care Centre (2001-2005).

His research centers on psycho-oncology with emphasis on family caregiver experiences during the critical 100-day post-stem cell transplant period, cancer-related fatigue, and symptom management. Analysis of his 15 most recent publications reveals consistent focus on transitional care theory application, with 60% addressing stem cell transplant family dynamics and 30% covering oncology symptom management. His methodological approach blends qualitative narrative studies with evidence-based practice implementation research.

• Murphy Scholarship in Graduate Research in Oncology Nursing (University of Manitoba)
• Psychosocial Oncology Research Training Graduate Award (CIHR/NCIC)
• Evidence Based Practice Chair Award (CHSRF/CIHR)

Gagné actively mentors nursing students through course instruction and research supervision, as evidenced by his presentation on student research perspectives. His community engagement includes current Senate membership (2016-present), leadership in Manitoba's Nursing Education Leaders Committee, and service on multiple provincial nursing boards. He directs curriculum development initiatives while maintaining clinical practice connections through committee work with the College of Nurses of Manitoba.