Tanya Langtree ~ Academic Supervisor, Simulation Technologies

Tanya commenced as an  A/Senior Lecturer and NWQ Coordinator for Nursing, Midwifery and Nutrition at MICRRH in March 2016. 

Tanya is a registered nurse with a background of working in neurosciences and critical care environments in Queensland and Victoria.  Her qualifications include a Bachelor of Nursing Science (JCU), a Post Graduate Diploma in Advanced Clinical Nursing (Neuroscience) (UniMelb), a Post Graduate Certificate of Nursing Science (Intensive Care) (JCU) and a Masters of Nursing Studies (JCU).

Tanya commenced teaching laboratory and tutorials sessions on a sessional basis for the BNSc program in 2005. Since then she has held various positions within the discipline of Nursing, Midwifery and Nutrition.

Teaching

• HS3101: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health and Wellbeing (Level 3; TSV)

Interests

Professional

• Professional issues Nursing identity

Research

• Psychomotor skill development Simulation methodologies Human factors History of healthcare

Teaching

• Acute and critical care Advanced assessment Simulation Indigenous Health

Research Disciplines

• Nursing (1110)
• Curriculum and Pedagogy (1302)

Socio-Economic Objectives

• Health and Support Services (9202)
• Health (9299)

Awards

• 2008 - University Medal for Masters by Coursework (JCU)
• 2004 - Australian College of Critical Care Nurses, North Queensland Sub-Branch Prize (JCU)
• 2003 - The Royal Melbourne Hospital Neuroscience Foundation Scholarship
• 2002 to 2003 - Dianne Campbell Prize for Outstanding Clinical Practice (UniMelb)
• 2000 - Human Bioscience Prize (JCU)
• 2000 - Royal College of Nursing Australia High Achiever Award
• 2000 - Prize in Nursing Excellence (JCU)
• 1999 - Townsville District Health Foundation Prize - Year 2 (JCU)
• 1998 - Townsville District Health Foundation Prize - Year 1 (JCU)
• 1998 - Masonic Prize for Exemplary Achievement in the Clinical Practice of Nursing Science (JCU)
• 1995 to 1996 - Scartwater Trust Scholarship

Memberships

• International Philosophy of Nursing Societies
• Australian Simulation Education and Technician Training (AusSETT) Alumni
• Australasian Neuroscience Nurses’ Association/World Federation of Neuroscience Nurses
• Australian Society for Simulation in Healthcare (ASSH)/Simulation Australasia
• Australian College of Critical Care Nurses
• Faculty, National Health Education and Training in Simulation (NHET-Sim)
• Australian College of Nursing

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Journal Articles

• Mills J, West C, Langtree T, Usher K, Henry R, Chamberlain-Salaun J and Mason M (2014) 'Putting it together': unfolding case studies and high-fidelity simulation in the first-year of an undergraduate nursing curriculum. Nurse Education in Practice, 14 (1). pp. 12-17

Other research outputs

• Berman A, Snyder S, Levett-Jones T, Dwyer T, Hales M, Harvey N, Moxham L, Langtree T, Parker B, Reid-Searl K and Stanley D (2018) Kozier and Erb's Fundamentals of Nursing [4th Australian edition]. Pearson Australia, Melbourne, VIC, Australia
• Langtree T (2016) Pain management, comfort and sleep. In: Australian and New Zealand Fundamentals of Nursing. Cengage Learning, South Melbourne, VIC, Australia, pp. 871-908
• Bellei M, Rasalam R, Langtree T, Jones A and Lytton K (2015) A multi-disciplinary approach to simulation training in healthcare: James Cook University’s collaborative experience. 11th Annual Conference for the Australian Society for Simulation in Healthcare. In: SimHealth 2015, 25-28 August 2015, Adelaide, SA, Australia
• Langtree T (2015) Promoting family health. In: Kozier and Erb's Fundamentals of Nursing [3rd Australian edition]. Pearson Australia, Melbourne, VIC, Australia, pp. 477-490
• Baldwin A, Bentley K, Langtree T and Mills J (2014) Achieving graduate outcomes in undergraduate nursing education: following the Yellow Brick Road. Nurse Education in Practice, 14 (1). pp. 9-11

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