Jacqueline White

Jacqueline White is a Lecturer in the School of Health and Life Sciences at the University of the West of Scotland. With extensive clinical experience in acute medicine, intensive care, and research nursing—including pioneering nurse-led clinics for peripheral vascular disease—she transitioned to nurse education. Her expertise spans student success in higher education, particularly for mature and widening participation students, adult nursing, clinical skills training, and curriculum design.

Her research focuses on optimizing nursing education through innovative methods like clinical simulation, e-assessment systems, and cloud-based learning resources. She has coordinated modules, acted as year lead for third-year nursing students, and supervised master’s level research.

Her work evaluates healthcare delivery practices (e.g., sexual assault nursing examiners) and pedagogical strategies to improve student retention and clinical competency. No scientific awards are listed, but her contributions include advancing simulation-based education and digital assessment frameworks in nursing curricula.