Mrs Amanda Bridgewater
Lecturer, Nursing
School of Nursing and Midwifery
College of Health
Registered since 2004, Amanda has worked with SA Health throughout her career as a general nurse, with a passion for knowledge, reflective practice and education. Amanda has postgraduate qualifications in Emergency Nursing, Neonatal Nursing and Nurse Education. She is particularly interested in the student learning experience (both academic and clinical environment), authentic assessment, and Academic Integrity.
'I have enjoyed my time working with UniSA since 2022, and feel a great privilege to be mentoring future generations of professional Registered nurses'
Special Interest
Unpublished Projects
February 2026 - UniSA - Minor Thesis: Barriers and enablers to maximising the learning experience for international nursing students on clinical placements in Australia: A qualitative perspective
Awards and Grants
November 2025 - UniSA - Citation for Outstanding Contributions to Student Learning
Courses I teach
- NURS 1022 - Nursing in Complex Settings (2026)
- NURS 3002 - Primary Healthcare Nursing (2026)
- NURS 2005 - Health Assessment, Diagnostics and Pharmacotherapeutics (2026)
- NURS 2003 - Health of Infants, Children and Adolescents (2026)
Programs I'm associated with
- Bachelor of Nursing (College of Health)