Teaching Strengths
Ms Sheree Agett
Lecturer, Midwifery
School of Nursing and Midwifery
College of Health
Sheree is a Lecturer in Midwifery at UniSA and leads the Horizon Hospital & Health Service (HHHS) Midwifery Workshops in regional South Australia. Sheree earned her Bachelor of Nursing with UniSA in regional South Australia and is passionate about supporting education in rural and remote areas. She advanced her studies completing a Master of Midwifery while traveling and working in diverse clinical environments. Sheree has dedicated many years of her career to research focused on Maternal Health across the perinatal spectrum and is a strong advocate for continuity of midwifery care, promoting and working within this model for over a decade. Prior to her current role at UniSA, Sheree managed the clinical design and implementation of the Maternity & Neonatal component of the Electronic Medical Record.
Courses I teach
- NURS 1056 Experiential Learning Activity: Midwifery Foundation Practicum 1 (2025)
- NURS 1059 Healthy Mothers and Babies (2025)
- NURS 1074 Evidence Based Midwifery (2025)
- NURS 1075 Primary Midwifery Practice (2025)
- NURS 2038 Complex Care of the Neonate (2025)
- NURS 2042 Complex Care of the Woman (2025)
- NURS 3047 Becoming a Midwife (2025)
- NURS 1059 Healthy Mothers and Babies (2024)
- NURS 1075 Primary Midwifery Practice (2024)
- NURS 2038 Complex Care of the Neonate (2024)
- NURS 3057 Women's Health Across the Lifespan (2024)
- NURS 5172 Introduction to High Acuity Nursing and Midwifery (2024)
- SCCHS 90011 Clinical Refresher for Midwives SC (2024)
Programs I'm associated with
- IBMW - Bachelor of Midwifery
- ICMI - Graduate Certificate in Midwifery
- ICMW - Graduate Certificate in Midwifery (SA Health Clinical Specialisation Program)
- IMMW - Master of Midwifery