Jack Matulich

Nursing and Midwifery Education & Research Unit

Gold Coast University Hospital

• Led the innovation and new technology portfolio, including Virtual Reality and 3D printing integration into procedural training.
• Developed efficient and effective approaches to high-volume clinical skills training.
• Streamlined simulation centre processes and space for efficiency.

Nursing and Midwifery Education & Research Unit

Gold Coast University Hospital

• Supported graduate nurses to transition to independent practice.
• Coached undergraduate and vocational nursing students on clinical placement.
• Adapted to support a variety of learners through 25 clinical units.

Nursing and Midwifery Staffing Unit

Gold Coast University Hospital

• Provided nursing services across critical, acute and complex units.
• Responded to dynamic human resourcing needs of the hospital.
• Learned new skills and systems rapidly to assimilate into new clinical areas.

Nursing and Midwifery Education & Research Unit

Gold Coast University Hospital

• Collaborated with the simulation team and clinical units to assess, iterate and evaluate policy, system and logistic redesign projects.
• Innovated audiovisual solutions to leverage the educational impact of simulation.
• Created engaging academic content to expand the reputation of the health service.

Intensive Care Unit

Gold Coast University Hospital

• Worked in a Level 1 Trauma Centre encompassing surgical, medical and specialist critical care.
• Provided advanced nursing practice for critically unwell patients.
• Contributed to multiple NSQHS portfolio groups.

Won a $7,000 grant to establish a communication system for impaired patients.

University of Tasmania

• Evidence-based, value-added approach to service redesign methods.
• Focus on delivering safer, more efficient and cost-effective innovation.
• Mixed-mode application of Lean, Six Sigma and Co-Design models.

Queensland University of Technology

• Understanding irrational aspects of human decision-making.
• Interest in reducing unethical decision-making and improving resuscitation team cognitive load distribution.

Griffith University

• Ged Williams Scholarship recipient.
• Co-joint course with Queensland Health EPiQ Adult ICU clinical course.
• Research interest in using artificial intelligence to predict sepsis earlier.

Griffith University