Rate My Professor Caitlin Shalley

Miss Caitlin Shalley serves as Lecturer in Nursing at Adelaide University, within the College of Health's School of Nursing and Midwifery. Her official profile lists her contact details as caitlin.shalley@adelaide.edu.au, with the page last updated on January 27, 2026. She is actively involved in nursing education, contributing to practical training essential for student development in the field.

Shalley instructs in "Becoming a Nursing Professional" (NURS-1000), a foundational course that addresses professional, legal, and ethical requirements underpinning healthcare and nursing practice. She collaborates with instructors Wendy Gordon, Tamara Curwen, and Darlene Archer. Additionally, she teaches practical components of "Professional Experience Placement 4" (NURS-3900), coordinating sessions at Adelaide City Campus East, Whyalla, and Mt Gambier campuses from early February to late March. Her co-instructors include Colin Ireland, Melissa Arnold-Ujvari, Kevin O'Shaughnessy, and Darlene Archer. Beyond teaching, Shalley reviewed content for the 2025 publication "Caring for prisoners with dementia: a reflexive thematic analysis" by S. Gaston et al., published via PMC.