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Tina Gill obtained her Bachelor of Science in Psychiatric Nursing from Douglas College and her Master of Science in Public Health from the University of London (UK). Since 2010, she has accumulated extensive frontline clinical experience across a range of mental health settings, including acute psychiatry with adults, children, and adolescents, as well as eating disorders and geriatric psychiatry. She served as a sessional faculty member at UFV for two years before transitioning into an Assistant Professor role.

Bachelor of Science in Psychiatric Nursing, Douglas College (2010)
Masters of Science in Public Health, University of London (2016)

I believe in creating an engaging, respectful, and clinically relevant learning environment. My teaching approach is learner-centred and practice-based, supporting students to understand not only theoretical concepts but also why they matter in clinical practice. I intentionally link course content to clinical scenarios, professional standards, and lived patient experiences. I value a collaborative learning environment in which students are active contributors to the learning process.

Mental health nursing
Building therapeutic relationships
Trauma-informed care
Ethical nursing