Rylan Egan

Rylan Egan is an Assistant Professor in the School of Nursing at Queen's University's Faculty of Health Sciences. He holds a PhD in Educational Psychology from Simon Fraser University and an MEd in Curriculum Studies from Queen's. His research focuses on healthcare quality improvement, medical education curriculum design, and assessment methodologies.

Key areas include self-regulated learning, clinical decision-making, and competency-based medical education (CBME). He has developed provincial quality improvement programs and contributed to global health initiatives in Rwanda and Ethiopia. Current teaching includes healthcare quality project seminars (HQRS 898).

Dr. Egan's work spans interprofessional education, simulation-based assessment, and public health interventions. He collaborates with institutions like the International Centre for the Advancement of Community Based Rehabilitation. His publications address topics ranging from Lyme disease education to surgical skill evaluation using machine learning.