Snezana Stolic

Dr Snezana Stolic is a Senior Lecturer in Nursing at the University of Southern Queensland (School of Nursing and Midwifery), with over 24 years of clinical experience in cardiac surgical intensive care, general intensive care, and coronary care. She has held academic roles at multiple institutions since 2005, specializing in teaching medication management, clinical laboratory courses, and coordinating higher-degree research programs. Her qualifications include a PhD from Griffith University (2016) and a Master of Applied Science (2004).

Her research focuses on cardiac nursing, pain management, and symptom management for acute coronary syndrome (ACS) patients. Notable contributions include a randomized controlled trial evaluating a symptom management education package for ACS patients and integrative reviews on pain management for dementia patients and medication errors among nursing students. She has authored over 30 articles, textbook contributions, and presented at domestic/international conferences.

Dr Stolic is actively involved in professional committees, including the Australian Cardiovascular Health and Rehabilitation Association, Joanna Briggs Institute Cardiovascular Expert Group, and Centaur Memorial Fund for Nurses Executive Committee (Fellow). She also leads research initiatives in chronic disease and symptom management at USQ.