RN, RM, MMID Jayne is a lecturer in the School of Nursing, Paramedicine and Healthcare Sciences. Jayne was chosen for this position because of her extensive experience in nursing and midwifery in a variety of clinical settings in rural and regional locations. Jayne has been a Registered Nurse for 35 years and a Registered Midwife for 22 years, Jayne completed her Graduate Certificate in Midwifery and then later her Master of Midwifery at Charles Sturt University. Jayne has worked as a clinical midwifery educator, Maternity unit manager and has practiced in all areas of midwifery including antenatal care, birthing suite, postnatal care, special care nursery, and antenatal education. She persistently strives to support changes in health pathways to improve the health of current and future generations. Her strengths lie in communication and engagement in a diverse variety of healthcare contexts with clinicians, students and stakeholders. Jayne is passionate about sharing her skills and knowledge with the next generations of nurses and midwives. My current research shows my focus Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and advancing education and practice in healthcare professions:Nursing
Jayne Lawrence