Dr Judith Wilson
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Biography
Judith is a Registered Nurse and Registered Midwife having more than 29 years of clinical experience both nationally and internationally. She has formal qualifications in information technology and nursing education. Judith holds a Master of Midwifery (theory practice gap) and a PhD where she explored contemporary birthing experiences of Aboriginal women.
Judith has extensive experience as an academic having taught at undergraduate and postgraduate level in both Nursing and Midwifery. Holding an Associate Dean role for the past 5 years, Judith led the development of the the University's inaugural Graduate Diploma of Midwifery course which commenced in July 2012. Currently Judith is the Acting Associate Dean at the School, and as a senior academic leader, also teaches students and mentors staff.
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Teaching areas
Maternal Care - undergraduate Bachelor of Nursing course
Aboriginal Health - undergraduate Bachelor of Nursing course
Midwifery - Graduate Diploma of Midwifery course -
Research expertise and supervision
Aboriginal Birth, phenomenology, transition to professional life for Bachelor of Nursing Australian Aboriginal students; Professionalism in Nursing.
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Journal articles and proceedings
April 2011 Australian Nurses Journal (ANJ): Looking at Women’s Health through a Wide Angled Lens. April 2011 Volume 18 Number 9. Pages 38-39.
Oct 2008 Australian Nurses Journal (ANJ): Bridging the Theory Practice Gap, October 2008 Volume 16 No. 4 Page 25. -
Professional affiliations
Australian College of Midwives Member of Board of Trustees
Australian College of Midwives Member
Nurses Memorial Centre Life Member
Western Australian Honor Society in Nursing Member – nurse leader
International Congress of Innovations in Nursing (ICIN) 2014 Conference Organizing Committee (UNDA representative)
Australian Nurses Federation Member
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Australia
Fremantle
Broome
Sydney