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Lynne Gallop

Stratford,New Zealand

Summary


Knowledgeable Nursing Lecturer with a solid foundation in nursing education and course/year level coordination. Contributes to academic growth of students through effective teaching strategies and mentorship. Demonstrates expertise in clinical practice and patient care, fostering a collaborative learning environment.

Overview

26
26
years of professional experience

Work History

Senior Nursing Lecturer

Western Institute of Technology at Taranaki
05.2019 - Current
  • Enhanced student understanding by incorporating evidence-based nursing practices into lectures and presentations
  • Provided timely feedback to students on assignments, exams, and clinical performance, facilitating continuous improvement
  • Updated course materials regularly to reflect current trends, issues, and standards in the field of nursing education
  • Promoted critical thinking skills among students by encouraging problem-solving activities during class sessions
  • Organized guest lectures from industry professionals to expose students to diverse perspectives in nursing education and practice
  • Mentored junior teaching staff, providing guidance on teaching strategies and course development for improved instructional quality
  • Assisted with accreditation efforts by providing documentation of curriculum alignment with national standards for nursing education
  • Maintained accurate and timely records relating to student academic performance
  • Created and maintained strong relationships with clinical partners, ensuring a high-quality experience for nursing students during their hands-on training
  • Prepared and delivered lectures to undergraduate students on a variety of topics
  • My key teaching areas include infant mental health, family whānau health, maternal and infant health and community health care practices

Plunket Nurse

Royal New Zealand Plunket Society
08.2005 - 05.2019
  • Undertake holistic, comprehensive assessments of infant/child and family/whānau health status
  • Networking with a wide range of health and social support services and making timely referrals to enhance client wellbeing
  • Working in partnership with whānau to maximise their parenting potential
  • Maintaining accurate and timely documentation of all clinical contacts
  • Liaising with Child Protection Services to ensure the safety of tamariki enrolled in the service
  • Providing support and education on Family Harm
  • Providing education on parenting topics including nutrition, safety, developmental milestones, sleep and behaviour
  • Screening for family harm and parental mental health difficulties
  • Undertaking clinical assessments of pēpi/tamariki including growth, development, congenital hip dysplasia
  • Directing and delegating care provided by unregistered support workers

Staff Nurse, Emergency Department

Taranaki Health Board
04.2001 - 08.2005
  • Full-time duties in a rural emergency department

Ambulance Officer

Midland Ambulance Service
03.1999 - 04.2001
  • Provided emergency ambulance coverage to the Te Awamutu and wider Waikato region

Staff Nurse, Intensive Care Unit

Health Waikato
09.1999 - 02.2001
  • Full time duties in a tertiary hospital Intensive Care Unit

Staff Nurse, Orthopaedic Clinical Unit

Health Waikato
12.1998 - 09.1999
  • Full-time duties in a busy Orthopaedic Unit

Education

Master of Health Sciences -

University of Canterbury
01.2025

NZ Certificate in Adult And Tertiary Teaching -

Open Polytechnic
01.2020

Post Graduate Certificate - Perinatal Mental Health

University of Otago
01.2017

Post Graduate Certificate - Primary Health Care Specialty Nursing (Well Child)

Whitirēia Polytechnic
01.2006

National Certificate in Ambulance -

National Ambulance Officer's Training School
01.2001

Diploma in General Psychology -

International Correspondence School
01.1998

Bachelor of Nursing -

Wellington Polytechnic
01.1997

Baccalaureate De Francais -

Lycee Victor Hugo
01.1991

Skills

  • Problem-solving abilities
  • Critical thinking
  • Well developed organisational skills
  • Time management abilities
  • High level of autonomy
  • Excellent interpersonal skills
  • Networking skills with other health and social services providers
  • Sound knowledge of academic policies and processes

Languages

French
Native or Bilingual
English
Native or Bilingual

Volunteer Experience

  • First Aider, St John Ambulance
  • Regional Coordinator, Allergy New Zealand
  • Crisis Support Worker, Rape Crisis (Lower Hutt)

Timeline

Senior Nursing Lecturer

Western Institute of Technology at Taranaki
05.2019 - Current

Plunket Nurse

Royal New Zealand Plunket Society
08.2005 - 05.2019

Staff Nurse, Emergency Department

Taranaki Health Board
04.2001 - 08.2005

Staff Nurse, Intensive Care Unit

Health Waikato
09.1999 - 02.2001

Ambulance Officer

Midland Ambulance Service
03.1999 - 04.2001

Staff Nurse, Orthopaedic Clinical Unit

Health Waikato
12.1998 - 09.1999

NZ Certificate in Adult And Tertiary Teaching -

Open Polytechnic

Post Graduate Certificate - Perinatal Mental Health

University of Otago

Post Graduate Certificate - Primary Health Care Specialty Nursing (Well Child)

Whitirēia Polytechnic

National Certificate in Ambulance -

National Ambulance Officer's Training School

Diploma in General Psychology -

International Correspondence School

Bachelor of Nursing -

Wellington Polytechnic

Baccalaureate De Francais -

Lycee Victor Hugo

Master of Health Sciences -

University of Canterbury
Lynne Gallop