Kimberley MacKay

Kimberley MacKay is an Instructor II and Director of Undergraduate Nursing Programs in the College of Nursing at the Rady Faculty of Health Sciences, University of Manitoba. She is actively involved in teaching and program leadership, with a strong connection between clinical practice and academic instruction.

Her educational background includes:

• Master of Nursing, Nurse Practitioner (Family/All Ages), University of Manitoba (2016)
• Bachelor of Nursing, Memorial University, Newfoundland (2008)
• Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Psychology, Memorial University, Newfoundland (2004)

Kimberley MacKay's research and teaching interests focus on reproductive and sexual health, perinatal nursing, gender-inclusive and affirming care, and dermatology. Drawing from over 16 years of clinical nursing experience in acute and primary care settings, she integrates practical, experiential knowledge into her teaching philosophy, which is grounded in constructivism and pragmatism. She emphasizes linking theory with clinical practice and encourages students to build on prior knowledge.

Her current teaching spans both the undergraduate nursing and Master of Nursing, Nurse Practitioner programs at the University of Manitoba.

She continues to practice clinically as a Nurse Practitioner on a casual basis at a local community health clinic, specializing in reproductive and sexual health, which further enriches her academic contributions.

There are no scientific awards listed in the provided information.

Kimberley MacKay advises and mentors nursing students through her leadership and instructional roles, though specific graduate students are not named. She plays a key administrative role as Director of Undergraduate Nursing Programs, overseeing curriculum and academic delivery. There is no mention of research grants or funded projects in the provided text.

There is no information available about specific labs, research teams, or collaborative research groups associated with Kimberley MacKay.