Kirstie Howland

Kirstie Howland is an Associate Lecturer at the Adelaide Nursing School within the Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences at the University of Adelaide. She is a founding member of the University's Bachelor of Nursing program (2006), contributing to clinical supervision, simulation education, and pre-registration training. She also tutors at the University of South Australia and works as a Clinical Nurse in SA Health's medical and geriatric units, with 25 years of clinical experience across Emergency, Geriatrics, Hyperbaric Medicine, Infection Control, and Medical Specialties.

Her research focuses on pre-registration nursing education, aiming to enhance graduate preparedness. Currently pursuing a Master of Research at UniSA, she plans to continue this work through a PhD. Kirstie's clinical expertise and educational commitment aim to bridge theory-practice gaps in nursing training.

She holds dual institutional affiliations (University of Adelaide and UniSA) and maintains active clinical practice alongside academic roles. Grants and team collaborations are not explicitly detailed in available records.