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Dr. Marcella Ogenchuk is a tenured Associate Professor in the University of Saskatchewan's College of Nursing. She holds a BSN and MN from USask and a PhD in Education Administration from the USask College of Education. With over 25 years of nursing experience across acute, community, rural, and remote settings, her research focuses on pediatric substance use prevention, oral health, and community-led care pathways. She has developed tools for early identification of alcohol use disorder and resources for families affected by addiction.
Education:
- PhD in Education Administration, University of Saskatchewan
- Master in Nursing, University of Saskatchewan
- BSN, University of Saskatchewan
Research Interests: Dr. Ogenchuk prioritizes community-based participatory research, particularly in pediatric substance use prevention and oral health. Her work emphasizes multidisciplinary approaches to primary care pathways in schools and Indigenous communities. Recent projects include developing school-based wellness initiatives and resources for families in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan.
Grants & Awards:
- Recipient of the Effie Feenie Award (2020) and Best Student Paper Award (2021)
- Secured over CAD 200,000 in grants for projects like 'Exploring Oral Health Needs in Indigenous Communities' and 'Youth Alcohol Education Resources'
Teaching: Teaches pediatric nursing theory and clinical practice, including NURS 330, 331, 430, 431, and 450. Supervises fourth-year and graduate nursing students.
Committees: Active in the Participatory Health Research SIG and North American Primary Care Research Group (NAPCRG).
