Lisa O'Callaghan

Lisa O'Callaghan is a current academic staff member at the School of Nursing & Midwifery, University of Notre Dame Australia, Fremantle Campus. She serves as Course Coordinator for Professional Practice and has been actively involved in nursing education since 2008, initially as a clinical facilitator and tutor, progressing to lecturer and coordinator roles.

Her 25-year clinical background spans critical care nursing in tertiary hospitals, midwifery in high-dependency obstetric units, and community school health nursing. Lisa played a key role in establishing the Adult Special Care Unit at King Edward Memorial Hospital, the first of its kind in Perth, blending obstetric and intensive care expertise. She also provided comprehensive health services to residential school students with chronic conditions.

Her teaching expertise includes Professional Practice, Health Communications, and clinical facilitation. She completed postgraduate studies in 2016 and continues to integrate extensive clinical experience into her academic work, particularly in preparing nursing students for professional practice and articulation pathways.

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Professional Roles and Teaching:

• Course Coordinator, Professional Practice (2013–Present)
• Lecturer, Professional Practice (2013–Present)
• Clinical Facilitator/Tutor, BN Program (2008–Present)
• Coordinator, EN Articulation Prac Pathway Preparation (2018–Present)
• Tutor, Health Communications in Nursing (2008–Present)

Lisa O'Callaghan has not received any scientific awards mentioned in the text. There is no information about research grants or external funding. She has not listed any students under her supervision. She is not associated with any specific research lab or team in the provided information.