Antoinette Amor
Lecturer
College of Nursing and Health Sciences
Antoinette (Toni) Amor is a Clinical Teaching Specialist, Lecturer, and Endorsed Midwife with over 20 years of high-level clinical midwifery experience across metropolitan and remote settings in Australia. She holds postgraduate qualifications in prescribing, diagnostics, and healthcare management and is currently completing a Master of Health Research in Perinatal and Infant Mental Health.
Toni has a strong background in continuity of midwifery care, perinatal mental health, and advanced midwifery practice, with a passion for improving access to quality, woman-centred maternity services. At Flinders University, she leads curriculum development, accreditation processes, and teaching innovations that prepare midwives for contemporary, evidence-informed practice. She has been instrumental in expanding placement opportunities, integrating simulation-based learning, and embedding trauma-informed and culturally safe approaches into midwifery education.
Toni is dedicated to mentoring emerging midwives and advancing the profession through education, research, and collaborative partnerships with health services and community stakeholders.
Bachelor of Midwifery - University of South Australia
Graduate Certificate in Midwifery Prescribing - Flinders University
Graduate Certificate in Health Management - Murdoch University
Masters of Perinatal and Infant Mental Health (Research) - Federation University (current)
Endorsed Midwife qualified to prescribe schedule 2,3,4 and 8 medicines and to provide associated services required for midwifery practice in accordance with relevant state and territory legislation. - AHPRA
Golden Key International Honour Society - 2024
Course Coordinator of Midwifery Programs
I am an experienced midwifery educator with over 20 years of clinical practice and a strong commitment to preparing the next generation of midwives for safe, evidence-based, and woman-centred care. My teaching spans across the Bachelor of Midwifery and postgraduate programs, where I coordinate and contribute to topics focused on clinical skills development, perinatal mental health, prescribing and diagnostics, and midwifery models of care.
I bring extensive clinical recency to my teaching, drawing on my experience as an Endorsed Midwife to integrate real-world practice, contemporary evidence, and reflective learning opportunities into the curriculum. I have a particular interest in simulation-based education, continuity of care models, and trauma-informed, culturally safe maternity care. My approach is student-centred, fostering critical thinking, professional confidence, and compassionate practice in diverse maternity settings.
Sturt Rd, Bedford Park
South Australia 5042
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