Tish King

Tish King is an Instructor at the University of Saskatchewan’s College of Nursing. She holds a BSN from Memorial University of Newfoundland (1989) and an MN from the University of Saskatchewan (1994). Her research focuses on nursing education, family-centered care, clinical partnerships, and school health initiatives. She leads the Safe SHIP program, fostering community partnerships in school health. Her teaching philosophy emphasizes empowerment, critical social theory, and learner inclusiveness.

• Education:
  • Bachelor of Nursing, Memorial University of Newfoundland, 1989
  • Master of Nursing, University of Saskatchewan, 1994

Her work bridges clinical practice and education, with specialties in family nursing, leadership, and community health. Tish has been recognized nationally and provincially for her contributions to nursing education and teaching excellence. She currently serves on the Community Health Nurses of Canada board and chairs its Membership Committee.

Her research and teaching emphasize relationship-rich education, intersectoral collaboration, and health promotion. The Safe SHIP program, co-developed with students, integrates advocacy, policy development, and media production in school health.