Marie Fielding

Marie Fielding is a Lecturer and Course Coordinator for Professional Practice 4 at the School of Nursing & Midwifery, The University of Notre Dame Australia, Fremantle Campus. She is actively involved in undergraduate nursing education, with a focus on clinical practice and perioperative care.

Educational Background:

• Bachelor of Nursing, Edith Cowan University (1998)
• Graduate Diploma of Health (Perioperative Nursing)

Her professional journey spans over two decades in perioperative nursing, with significant contributions to staff development and clinical education in hospital settings across Western Australia and Victoria. She transitioned into academia in 2019 and plays a key role in shaping nursing curricula and supporting student learning.

Marie is deeply committed to lifelong learning and clinical excellence, integrating ongoing professional development with her academic responsibilities. Her expertise lies in clinical facilitation, nursing education, and professional practice development for undergraduate nursing students.

There are no recent publications listed, so no discernible research trends can be identified from available data.

Professional Affiliations:

• Australian Nursing Federation
• Australian College of Operating Room Nurses

Marie has not been mentioned as supervising any students or receiving formal scientific awards. She does not appear to be involved in grant-funded research based on the provided information. Her educational and clinical roles emphasize direct teaching, student mentorship, and curriculum coordination rather than research supervision or large-scale projects.

She is not associated with any specific research lab or academic team beyond her role in the Professional Practice Team at the university.