Kathleen Kulyk

Kathleen Kulyk is an Instructor in the Department of Nursing at the University of Saskatchewan's College of Nursing. She holds a BSN, MN, and is a registered nurse (RN). Her career spans clinical practice, research, and academia, with a focus on rural healthcare, dementia care, and nursing education. She contributes to undergraduate teaching and coordinates labs, clinicals, and lectures.

Biography highlights include her Master of Nursing thesis (2017) on rural dementia care with the RaDAR team, and her role at CADTH supporting healthcare research implementation. She has also worked in perioperative nursing and collaborated with clinicians and policymakers.

Teaching responsibilities include courses such as NURS 201 (Global Health Perspectives), NURS 205 (Research for Evidence-Informed Practice), and NURS 450 (Practice Integration).