Angie Sterland

Angie is a registered nurse and midwife working as the Senior Coordinator, Simulated Learning Environment in the CMPH. She moved into this new role in Feb 24 after working as the Senior Technical officer in the Simulation Healthcare Hub at Sturt in the College of Nursing and Health Sciences for the last seven years.

Angie is also a proud alumni of Flinders University completing four degrees since commencing her nursing studies at Sturt SACAE.

Angie's first nursing job was at the Adelaide Childrens Hospital, specialising in infection control, respiratory and infectious disease management and later as the Clinical specialist for paediatric gastroenterology. Her nursing carreer has afforded her many diverse jobs and opportunities over the years with work interstate and in the community and disability sectors. Prior to commening work at Flinders University Angie was the Unit Manager for a large Womens' Health Unit in a Northern Victorian hospital.

Angie has a keen interest in simulation and its impact on learning and teaching and believes that the greatest reward from this role is to observe a student deeply engaged in their learning in an authentic simulated activity. The occasional agency shift on weekends keeps her grounded and reminds her constantly of the imporatnce and value of life long learning.