Robyn Nash

Robyn Nash is a Professor and Associate Director at the QUT College, part of Queensland University of Technology's Academic Division and Education Portfolio. She holds a PhD from QUT, a Master of Health Science from Charles Sturt University, and a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Queensland. Her research focuses on pain management, interprofessional healthcare education, and curriculum development. Notable projects include rural allied health education programs and interprofessional clinical placement initiatives.

• Education:
  • Doctor of Philosophy, Queensland University of Technology
  • MHlthSc, Charles Sturt University
  • BA, University of Queensland

Her work emphasizes translational research in healthcare simulation and learning transfer, with a focus on bridging educational theory to clinical practice. Recent publications highlight innovative approaches to rural health workforce development and interprofessional collaboration. Projects include evaluating the impact of simulation-based training on clinical skills and implementing interprofessional education programs across healthcare disciplines.

She has led initiatives to improve transition-to-practice strategies for nursing students and developed hospital-based interprofessional education models. Her research often intersects with public health policy, emphasizing equitable access to healthcare education.