Safina McIntyre

Safina McIntyre is a Medical Educator at MacEwan University, affiliated with the Department of Professional Nursing and Allied Health. Her expertise spans community health nursing, clinical placements, and public health.

Education:

• MN (Alberta)
• BSc
• BScN
• RN (Registered Nurse)

Her research focuses on maternal health, preterm birth, and public health nursing. She has published extensively on maternal age and perinatal outcomes, contributing to Epidemiology, Obstetrics, and Nursing Education subfields.

Scientific Awards:

• 20-year career milestone award, MacEwan University (2023)
• 25-year long-service award, Alberta Health Services (2023)
• 10-year long-service award, World Health Edmonton (2016)
• Peggy and Ivor Field Scholarship for Nursing, Midwifery, or Women’s Health (2005)
• CIHR training grant in maternal-fetal-newborn health (2004)
• Province of Alberta graduate scholarship (2004)
• Better Care Fellowship (2003, partially declined)
• JD Wallace Memorial Award (2002)
• Registered Nurse Education Award (2002)
• Tuition bursary (2002)
• Capital Health Authority, Team Reach Award (2001)

She has contributed to academic writing initiatives and nursing scholarship, with a focus on iterative educational processes and community health guidelines.