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Jacqui Sawle is a Lecturer in the Department of Nursing at the University of Western Australia, with over a decade of experience in academia and work-integrated learning. She has a strong interest in simulation-based education and is passionate about enhancing student experiences in industry through co-designed, collaborative approaches. Jacqui is particularly committed to supporting the educational success of international students, having won the Australian Award for University Teaching in 2021 for her development and provision of an innovative program addressing the culturally specific learning needs of international nursing students. She leads teams to streamline processes and systems that underpin high-quality placement experiences. Looking ahead, Jacqui is excited to engage with regional partners for the development and evaluation of longitudinal placements, strengthening the rural and remote healthcare workforce. Her responsibilities include academic teaching, curriculum design, and mentorship of students, with a strong focus on embedding evidence-based practice in simulation-based learning. Jacqui contributes to policy development and program accreditation, ensuring continuous curriculum improvement that aligns with national standards and industry expectations. Previously, she held the position of Clinical Lead at the School of Nursing and Midwifery at Edith Cowan University.
University of Western Australia • Perth, Australia
Lecturer in the Department of Nursing, responsible for teaching, curriculum design, and mentoring students.
Edith Cowan University • Perth, Australia
Led clinical practice in nursing education, integrating evidence-based practices.
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