Susan Nunan is a Clinical Academic Lecturer and undergraduate Course Coordinator for several second year nursing courses, including “Healthy Ageing”, in the School of Nursing, Midwifery and Social Work at the University of Queensland. Susan joined..
Susan Nunan is a Clinical Academic Lecturer and undergraduate Course Coordinator for several second year nursing courses, including “Healthy Ageing”, in the School of Nursing, Midwifery and Social Work at the University of Queensland. Susan joined the School in 2010. Clinically, Susan works as a casual Registered Nurse (Division 1) in a large Brisbane Residential Aged Care Facility. Susan has extensive clinical nursing experience in general medical/surgical acute care nursing, as well as community, gerontological and dementia specific nursing, in both city and rural settings in QLD and NSW. After completing post-graduate qualifications in clinical nursing and health professional education, Susan commenced her PhD studies and she is currently a confirmed candidate undertaking research in Ageing through the University of Queensland with thesis entitled: Evaluating the validity, reliability and feasibility of a falls risk assessment tool and management plan recommended for use in residential aged care facilities. A mixed methods study.
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