Julie Savard

Julie Savard serves as a Lecturer at the School of Nursing and Health Studies, University of Saint-Boniface, teaching Care Techniques and Methods I and II (SINF 1017/SINF 2026). She holds a Master of Nursing (M.Sc.inf) and maintains active registration with the College of Registered Nurses of Manitoba while working casually at St. Boniface Hospital.

Her research spans Nursing Education, Chronic Illness Management, and Planetary Health, with deep expertise in Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD) and ostomy care. Recent work focuses on peer mentorship in nursing education and planetary health integration, reflecting her evolution from clinical IBD studies (2007-2009) to contemporary educational frameworks. This trajectory demonstrates commitment to bridging clinical practice with innovative pedagogical approaches.

Publication trends reveal increasing emphasis on systemic healthcare challenges: her 2024 scoping reviews address planetary health's role in nursing practice and evidence-based peer mentorship models, signaling strategic expansion from individual patient care to environmental and educational ecosystems.

No scientific awards were documented in available sources.

While specific advising details are unreported, her mentorship-focused 2024 publication suggests engagement with nursing student development. No grant information appears in current records.

Her clinical work at St. Boniface Hospital provides direct practice context for her teaching, though dedicated research labs or specialized teams aren't mentioned.