Kimberley Harrison
BA Psych, RPN, RN, BSN, Med
Faculty - Saskatchewan Collaborative Bachelor of Science in Nursing (SCBScN)
Undergraduate Adjunct Professor - University of Regina Educator
306-775-7471
kimberley.harrison@saskpolytech.ca
Areas of Expertise
- Classroom instruction - physical assessment, fundamentals of nursing, mental health, professional development and informatics/educational technology
- Clinical teaching and facilitation in rehabilitation, geriatric, long term care and surgery
- Lab instruction and facilitation of health assessment, foundational nursing skills and simulation learning
- Organizational skills
- Counselling
- Psychiatric nursing (various areas)
- Critical thinking
- Course Coordinator
- Mentorship (New Staff)
- Preceptorship and HSPnet
- Distance Education/Online Learning
Related Professional Experience
- Curriculum developer, Psychiatric Nursing program (diploma and degree)
- Preceptor Coordinator (Southern Saskatchewan), Saskpolytech (Past Experience)
- Critical Care, Pasqua Hospital, Regina
- Critical Care, General Hospital, Regina
- Registered member, College of Registered Nurses of Saskatchewan
- Registered member, Registered Psychiatric Nurses Association of Saskatchewan
- Registered member, Montana Licensing Board
- Faculty Certificate Program Advanced Certificate (with distinction), Saskatchewan Polytechnic
Selected Publications
- Press, M., White, K., Myers, S., Hipfner, C., Louiseize, J., Howell, S., & Harrison, K. (2017). Mental disorders and occupational safety. In Chirkov, V., Anonson, J., Anderson, J., Press, M., Gerrard, A., & Ha, C. (Eds.). Enhancing cultures of safety and safety engagement in the Saskatchewan mining industry: A collaborative and multidisciplinary inquiry (Vol. 2, pp. 523-533). Saskatoon, SK Canada: International Minerals Innovation Institute.
- Curriculum Development Psychiatric Nursing Diploma Program and Bachelor of Psychiatric Nursing Degree Program.
- Discovery: Research study – Enhancing cultures of safety and safety engagement in the Saskatchewan mining industry: A collaborative and multidisciplinary inquiry. Team member: SESEMI – Mental Health.