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Kirsty Freeman is the Academic Coordinator at the Rural Clinical School of Western Australia and a Fellow of the Society for Simulation in Healthcare. With over 20 years of expertise in healthcare education and assessment, she is a globally recognized leader in health professions education. Her interprofessional experience includes nursing, medicine, paramedicine, and allied health, where she delivers high-impact simulation-based training for both students and professionals. Raised in rural Australia, Kirsty is committed to enhancing healthcare access and developing a robust rural healthcare workforce. She actively contributes to the faculty development in healthcare simulation and serves as an Associate Editor for the International Journal of Healthcare Simulation. Currently completing her PhD, her research focuses on the impostor phenomenon among healthcare simulation educators, providing valuable insights into improving healthcare education practices. Kirsty has led significant projects and has presented at numerous national and international conferences, with a passion for shaping the future of simulation-based education.
Rural Clinical School of Western Australia • Perth
Oversee healthcare education and simulation training.
Society Simulation Europe •
Contribute to the development of simulation-based education.
Duke-NUS Medical School •
Supported development of healthcare education programs.
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