College of Nursing

Biography

Janelle Peet graduated from the Nursing Education Program of Saskatchewan (NEPS) in 2005 and has experience in a variety of areas including general medicine, otolaryngology (ENT), convalescent care, public health immunization programs, and maternal services. She spent the majority of her clinical practice in labour and delivery and continues to work in this area on a casual basis.

She began her post-secondary teaching career as a sessional clinical and laboratory instructor in 2015. She completed a Master of Nursing with a teaching focus through Athabasca University in 2020, concentrating her scholarly work on simulation-based learning.  She further expanded her proficiency in simulation education as a Simulation Faculty member at the Simulation Centre at Saskatchewan Polytechnic. She also served as Program Head for the Continuing Care Assistant program.

In her role as Simulation Strategist, Janelle supports the development, integration, and advancement of simulation-based nursing education across the provincial wide undergraduate program.

Janelle is an elected board member of the Association of Professional Nurses of Saskatchewan and is committed to advancing the nursing profession through leadership, education, and innovation.