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Dr Pauline Murray-Parahi

SeniorLecturer

Staff Member Details
Email: p.murrayparahi@ecu.edu.au

Pauline Murray-Parahi is a Senior Lecturer in Nursing at Edith Cowan University, where she teaches and coordinates nursing units, conducts research to advance evidence-based practice, and contributes to academic leadership and governance. Passionate about developing the next generation of healthcare professionals, she supports excellence in nursing through scholarship, service, and mentorship.

Pauline is Co-Chair of the ECU Early and Mid-Career Researcher (EMCR) Symposium Subcommittee, a member of the EMCR Committee, and an Ethics Lower-Risk Panel Reviewer.

Current Teaching

  • NPU2404: Nursing Practice 4 (Unit Coordinator)
  • NPP6107: Nursing Practice 2 (Unit Coordinator)

Background

Pauline has over thirty years of varied and extensive postgraduate clinical experience in nursing and midwifery. Broad experience in nursing roles in both public and private health/nursing agencies. Two decades in community and primary health care (area of research), more than 10 years in acute care position and supportive and clinical education roles. Postgraduate qualifications in Midwifery, Palliative Care, Cancer Nursing and Adult Education.

Professional Associations

  • Member: Australian College of Nursing
  • Associate Member:  LINMEN
  • Adjunct Fellow: UTS (University of Technology Sydney)

Awards and Recognition

  • 2009 Master of Adult Education with distinction

Research Areas

  • Mixed methods
  • New graduate nurse transition to professional practice
  • Primary Health Care and community nurse role
  • AI in Higher Education

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