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Andrew Kerr is an Instructor II in the College of Nursing at the University of Manitoba, with 19 years of nursing experience that includes five years as a clinician in palliative care and 12 years as a nursing instructor. He has contributed significantly to faculty development and mentorship, as well as curriculum evaluation and revision, including efforts to Indigenize the curriculum. His teaching philosophy is grounded in constructivism, humanism, and social learning theory, and he is committed to advancing the work of Truth and Reconciliation. Andrew strives to build relationships with students and foster a sense of community and belonging in both the classroom and clinical settings. He aims to value the diverse life experiences students bring to the program, which he believes are essential for co-creating a responsible and compassionate nursing practice.
College of Nursing, University of Manitoba • Winnipeg, Manitoba
Responsible for teaching nursing theory, skills, and clinical practice in various settings, contributing to faculty development and leadership.
Vanier College • Montreal, Quebec
Taught nursing courses and provided mentorship to nursing students.
Palliative Care Department • Montreal, Quebec
Provided nursing care in palliative settings.
Streams include Education, Administration, or Clinical.