Hannah is a Critical Care Paramedic working in Wellington and postgraduate university lecturer at AUT University, New Zealand. Hannah has extensive experience in the ambulance and emergency care sector and is passionate about learning and continuing education to ensure that patients receive the highest standard of care. Hannah's doctoral studies investigated how ultrasound can be integrated into resuscitation of patients who are in cardiac arrest. Her passion is ultrasound and evidence-based practice.
Area of research: Point of Care Ultrasound
Are you currently taking students? Maybe
What supervision can you provide? Honours, Masters, PhD, Co-supervisor, Primary supervisor
Supervision approach: The process is a supportive student-centred approach with input to improve academic rigor and learning.
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