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Kandis Harris RN, BScN, MN, DN
×Areas of expertise:
Kandis Harris RN, BScN, MN, DN
- Nursing education and academic leadership
- Simulation-based and experiential learning
- Implementation science (CFIR 2.0, LEADS in a Caring Environment)
- Leadership development and capacity building
- Faculty development, mentorship, and team leadership
- Innovation and technology integration in health education
- Strategic planning and organizational transformation
- Academic Chair, Simulation Centres & Collaborative Nurse Practitioner Program
Saskatchewan Polytechnic, Regina, SK | 2024–2026 - Academic Chair, SCBScN Program
Saskatchewan Polytechnic, Regina, SK | 2020–2024 - Clinical Placement Coordinator, SCBScN Program
Saskatchewan Polytechnic, Regina, SK | 2016–2020 - Nursing Faculty, SCBScN Program
Saskatchewan Polytechnic, Regina, SK | 2015–2016 - Nursing Faculty, University of New Brunswick
Moncton, NB | 2013–2015
- Proposal Development and Defense – Guest Lecturer, University of Toronto, DN Program
- Literature Review Development – Guest Lecturer, University of Toronto, DN Program
- Growing Nursing Leadership in Saskatchewan – Saskatchewan Nursing Leadership Network, Ministry of Health, Regina (2023)
- You Hired a New Nurse: Now What? – SHA Clinical Practice & Education Council, Regina (2018)
- Worlds Colliding or Planets Shifting? – Keynote Speaker, WRHA New Nursing Graduate Day, Winnipeg (2014–2016)
- Professional Role Transition: From Surviving to Thriving – CNA & CNSA Conferences (2010–2011)
- The Greenhouse Effect: Growing Young Nursing Leadership in Canada – CNA Biennial Convention, Ottawa (2008)
- Duchscher, J.E.B. & Harris, K. (2015). Role Transition. In L.G. Grant (Ed.), Leading and Managing in Canadian Nursing (pp. 499-511). Ontario, Canada: Elsevier Canada.
- Harris, K. (2014). Scrubbing Out. Info Nursing, Nurses Association of New Brunswick, 45(1), 39.
- Harris, K. (2013). Scrubbing In…Needs to be Scrubbed OUT. Canadian Journal of Nursing Leadership. 26(4): pp. 28
