Jill Zdunich

Jill Zdunich is an Instructor at the University of Saskatchewan's College of Nursing, where she has taught since 2006. She holds degrees from USask: BA (1997), BSN (2001), and MN (2016). Her clinical and teaching expertise spans perinatal nursing, maternal-child health, and obstetrical nursing. She is certified in Perinatal Nursing by CNA (2018, renewed).

• Educational Background: BA, BSN, MN from University of Saskatchewan.

Research interests include breastfeeding support, maternal health promotion, and innovative nursing education strategies. She actively engages in clinical teaching in acute care, maternal care, and surgical nursing. Teaching responsibilities include foundational nursing courses (NURS 200, 202, 203), maternal-child nursing (NURS 330, 331), and senior practicum coordination (NURS 450).

Her clinical experience includes roles on Maternity and Newborn Units, community maternal visiting programs, and thoracic/vascular surgery nursing. She emphasizes evidence-based practice and student mentorship.