Daniel Nagel

Daniel Nagel is an Assistant Professor at the College of Nursing, University of Manitoba, with a strong commitment to nursing education and health services research. His work emphasizes experiential learning, interprofessional practice, and improving access to care for marginalized populations.

Education:

• PhD in Nursing, University of Ottawa (2017)
• MSc in Nursing, University of British Columbia (2004)
• BSc in Nursing, University of Alberta (1994)
• Registered Nurse Diploma, Misericordia Hospital, Edmonton (1990)

Dr. Nagel's research focuses on community health, harm reduction, qualitative and mixed methods, and curriculum development. With over 15 years of clinical experience in acute care, intensive care, and community health—especially with vulnerable populations including homeless individuals, LGBTQ2S+, street youth, and persons using drugs—his scholarship is deeply informed by frontline practice.

He previously taught at Douglas College and conducted doctoral research on nurses' use of telehealth technology. His methodological expertise includes grounded theory and systematic reviews. While no recent publications are listed in the provided text, his research trajectory centers on innovative pedagogical approaches in pre-licensure nursing education and interprofessional collaboration in community health settings.

Scientific Awards:

Dr. Nagel is not currently accepting graduate students. His work is supported through institutional affiliations and academic platforms such as ORCID and ResearchGate. He has been involved in interprofessional community health projects engaging students directly in service delivery and research.

Labs and Teams: Dr. Nagel is affiliated with the Rady Faculty of Health Sciences and contributes to interprofessional initiatives within the University of Manitoba’s health sciences community, particularly through the College of Nursing’s research and education programs focused on community engagement and social determinants of health.