Ms Lee Lethbridge

Lee commenced teaching / clinical assessments within the undergraduate nursing program at the School of Nursing and Midwifery in 2008. She has experience in teaching across all three years and lecturing into the third year NURS3101 critical care course. Lee is passionate and enthusiastic about providing quality teaching and learning experiences to support the development of future registered nurses.

Lee completed a Bachelor of Nursing Honours in 2004 that focused on the implementation of mix method research to investigate the interpretation of readiness to transfer post anaesthetic recovery patients to surgical wards. This experience has lead to Lee embarking on the commencement of a PhD that is focusing on the application and sustainability of practices within the health care setting. 

Lee has worked clinically for the past 15 years. This experience ranges predominately as a PARU registered nurse. She holds a Graduate Certificate in Peri-operative nursing and held the position of Clinical Nurse Specialist for over the past 5 years. Lee has also worked within the areas of Emergency, Medical, Surgical and Rehabilitation nursing.  With this experience in clinical practice Lee has been able to maintain a network that supports her professional development.