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July 12, 2013 Stephen W. Wyatt, DMD, MPH Dean and Professor, College of Public Health

Ellen Hahn, PhD, RN, FAAN Professor, College of Nursing

Co-Chairs Search Committee Dean of CON University of Kentucky Dear Dr. Wyatt, Dr. Hahn and Search Committee: It is with great enthusiasm that I notify you of my interest in the Deanship position for the College of Nursing (CON) at the University of Kentucky (UK). This position is especially attractive to me because of your status as a Carnegie designated university with a Clinical and Translational Science Award program. I believe my extensive academic experience with promoting nursing excellence through teaching, practice, research and values-based leadership would deepen the impact that UK CON has on the health and wellness of Kentuckians and beyond. Driven for excellence in nursing practice is at the core of my 37-year tenure as a nurse, I have spent most of my career as

part of a team of outstanding clinicians, leaders and mentors building upon my experience at several leading academic

medical centers throughout the country. With practice experiences predominantly with acute and critically ill adult

patients and families in ER /trauma, CCU and surgical environments, I have served in numerous positions from charge

nurse to administration to advanced practice nursing and academic nursing leadership. Consistent throughout my

career has been the commitment to integrate teaching, practice and research focused on making a positive impact in

the lives of patients, families, communities and systems.

My passion for academic teaching began at the University of South Carolina (USC), as an undergraduate medical-surgical

clinical instructor and later teaching graduate courses for nurse practitioner students. It was during my USC tenure that

we were widely recognized for our efforts as pioneers in Acute Care Nurse Practitioner (ACNP) education. Through ~$1

million HRSA funding, I was responsible for implementing the first ACNP program in the southeast and became part of a

team earning national recognition as leaders with distance learning technology. This experience prepared me for a

wider impact of shaping nursing education and launching scholarship at Georgetown University (GU) in Washington DC

with graduate education outcomes of 100% first time ACNP board certification rates, a $100,000 campaign for ACNP

scholarships and successful CCNE accreditation. Serving as the Associate Dean of Academic Nursing Practice and later as

the Associate Dean of Academic Practice at Georgia Health Sciences University ([GHSU] formerly the Medical College of

Georgia; now Georgia Regents University) , I provided leadership with the quality of education for over 600

undergraduate and graduate nursing students and development of over 100 faculty members on 4 campuses. We

implemented the first CNL and DNP programs in the state and among the first 10 in the country resulting in top rankings

for graduate nursing education and full Georgia Board of Nursing approval as well as CCNE accreditation. Through over

$3 million in external support, we were able to grow the CNL program from 24 students on one campus to 118 on 4

campuses and implement the first BSN to DNP with ACNP program of study in the state of Georgia.

Integrating practice with academic responsibilities began as a joint appointment at Georgetown where I served as the

first ACNP for the Department of Surgery and coordinated the first ACNP program in the Washington DC – Baltimore MD

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area. My clinical responsibilities included working with an interdisciplinary team delivering pre-operative, post-

operative and post-discharge plans of care. I also implemented the first NP managed tobacco cessation program for the

Medical Center. This experience better prepared me for providing leadership for GHSU’s tobacco-free campus initiative,

increasing revenue for faculty practice positions in the tobacco cessation clinic (~$375,000) for comprehensive

treatment (counseling, pharmacotherapy and follow-up) and increasing faculty scholarship with widespread

dissemination of our positive patient outcomes. In addition, we opened the first Walmart NP Clinic in the state of

Georgia as well as obtained funding from the Georgia Healthcare Foundation to establish the first “medical-home”

network in Augusta, Georgia. My journey with integrating faculty practice at the University of Virginia (UVA) continues

with a team of nursing students and faculty providing care at the Quit Smoking Charlottesville program and the first NP

managed Hoo’s Kicking It program for UVA employees this fall.

My research trajectory, in both lifestyle behavioral interventional (i.e., tobacco cessation) and workforce development

(i.e., train-the-trainer tobacco cessation education) research, also first began at Georgetown. With ~$250,000 from

private foundations and associations, my leadership shaped such experiences and initiatives as the American Legacy

Foundation’s Project Backyard for Telephone Interventions to Quit, Georgetown’s Transdisciplinary Tobacco Use

Research Center for clinical trials, and the Summer Institute (SI) for Tobacco Control in Nursing Education. Key

partnerships from the SI lead to my leadership for founding a national coalition for nursing educators dedicated to

tobacco control (www.nurses4tobaccocontrol.org) for free access of quality resources to support research, education,

advocacy and research. I have since expanded my program of research to include serving as PI/Co-I on NIH funded

grants (~$ 2 million) to promote tobacco cessation and education in rural counties in Georgia, improving maternal-

health outcomes through tobacco cessation and evaluating best practices with tobacco cessation in acute and critical

care settings. Over the past 15 years, I have been awarded over $12 million for academic and/or research initiatives,

generated over 150 publications and abstracts, served on numerous regional and national task forces for tobacco

control including the American Academy of Nursing’s Health Behavior Expert Panel and American Heart Association’s

Smokeless Tobacco Expert Panel.

Currently serving as the chief academic officer for the University of Virginia School of Nursing, I am responsible for the

quality and integrity of education for the state’s flagship nursing school. I provide leadership with our BSN, MSN, DNP

and PhD degree programs of study with over 16 focus areas and/or certificate options to optimize learning outcomes

and services for 720 students. Since my arrival, efforts to create a healthy work environment with meaningful

recognition includes my influence with professional development opportunities for over 100 faculty members,

transformation of BSN education, teaching efficiencies, infra-structure support for academic operations, mentorship of

new program leaders and preparation of a fall 2013 CCNE accreditation. Through strategic philanthropic mentoring

opportunities by Dean Dorrie Fontaine, I serve as the PI for the recently awarded $5 million gift from the Conway

Foundation to expand our CNL program from 24 students in Charlottesville to 96 students throughout rural Virginia. I

also influenced a new generation of innovative models of education and practice by securing ~$150,000/yr continuous

funding from the Office of the Provost to advance undergraduate nursing research and advance interprofessional

education with UVA School of Medicine for Avatar virtual learning programs.

Recognizing that the success of any team/organization depends upon the efforts of dedicated individuals to “learn well

to lead well”, my leadership training was launched while serving as a Board of Director member for the American

Association of Critical-Care Nurses representing more than 90,000 members and affiliates throughout the world. This

opportunity provided exceptional personal and professional growth, especially with board governance, strategic

planning, media management, business finance and interprofessional collaborations. More recently I completed the

Harvard University Management and Leadership in Higher Education program as well as the UVA Leadership in

Academic Matters program. My leadership principles and values are grounded in creating a positive culture of

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professionalism, healthy and respectful work environments, accountability, commitment to excellence, achievement for

all, and mentoring. My beliefs of building trust, creating shared goals for all individuals to flourish and nurturing

collaborative relationships to form strategic partnerships are essential for successful execution in navigating the

political, cultural, and social climate of today’s landscape in higher education.

In summary, my past experiences and qualifications position me as an ideal candidate for the position of Dean at the

University of Kentucky. If your committee is interested in pursuing my potential candidacy, I would welcome the

opportunity to share my vision of how UK nursing can achieve “its vision” and “thrive” as one of the nation’s top nursing

programs among public research intensive universities. It is through new innovative models of healthcare delivery and

expanded collaborative partnerships that support nursing education, practice and research that UK CON can continue its

excellence and influence the health and wellness for all Kentuckians and beyond.

Sincerely,

Janie Heath PhD, APRN-BC, FAAN Associate Dean of Academic Programs and Thomas Saunders III Endowed Professor of Nursing and NP Coordinator for UVA Employee Health: Hoo’s Kicking It Now Program

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CURRICULUM VITAE

Janie Heath, PhD, APRN-BC, FAAN______________________________________________

Professor and Associate Dean Academic Programs

Thomas Saunders III Endowed Professorship of Nursing

University of Virginia, School of Nursing

Claude Moore Nursing Education Building

225 Jeanette Lancaster Way, Charlottesville, VA 22903

[email protected] ; 434-924-0099

PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION

2002-2005 George Mason University Nursing Science PhD

1993-1994 University of South Carolina Nurse Practitioner (adult/acute focus) CERT

1989-1991 University of Oklahoma Nursing (CNS focus) MS

1977-1981 Cameron University Nursing BSN

1974-1976 Cameron University Nursing ADN

PROFESSIONAL LICENSES & CERTIFICATIONS Virginia as RN #0001142580 (10/1/11-current)

Georgia as NP #RN131105 (5/22/97- current)

ANP #226797-21(1994 – current)

ACNP #273502-28 (1994 – current)

CCRN #0117561 (1992 – 2006 alumnus status)

ACLS & BLS Instructor #0000071 (1992-current)

ACS, FreshStart Smoking Cessation Facilitator (1998-current)

ALA, Freedom from Smoking Facilitator (1998-current)

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

10/11-current University of Virginia, School of Nursing

Professor and Associate Dean of Academic Programs

7/6/12-current, Thomas Saunders III Endowed Professorship of Nursing

9/712-current, NP, Albemarle Health Dept Quit Smoking Charlottesville

7/1/13-current, NP, UVA Employee Health -Hoo’s Kicking It Program

09/11-current Georgia Health Sciences University (formerly Medical College of Georgia; now

Georgia Regents University), College of Nursing

Adjunct Professor of Nursing

2006-2011 Georgia Health Sciences University, College of Nursing

2011-9/11, Professor

2011-9/11, Cancer Institute Professor

2010-2011, Cancer Institute Associate Professor

2009-9/11, E. Louise Grant Chair of Nursing

2011-9/11, College of Graduate Studies Professor

2006-2011, College of Graduate Studies Associate Professor

2006-9/11, Director Clinical Operation and Outcomes Tobacco Cessation Clinic

2006-2011, Associate Professor

2007-2011, Associate Dean Academic Affairs

2006-2007, Associate Dean Academic Nursing Practice

1999-2006 Georgetown University, School of Nursing and Health Studies; Washington DC

Assistant Professor

2003-2006, Coordinator, Acute Care NP and Critical Care CNS Program

1999-2002, Co-Coordinator, Acute Care NP Program

2002-2006, Director Tobacco Cessation Program

2001-2006, Medical ICU Outcomes Liaison

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2000-2001, Lombardi Cancer Center NP

1999 Medical College of Georgia, School of Nursing, Assistant Professor

1996-1999 VA Medical Center, Augusta, GA; Internal Medicine/Primary Care NP

1995-1996 Georgetown University Medical Center, Department of Surgery, NP;

Washington, DC

1995-1996 Georgetown University, School of Nursing and Health Studies; Washington DC

Clinical Associate Faculty

1994-1995 University of South Carolina, College of Nursing; Columbia, SC

Assistant Professor

1992-1994 Richland Memorial Hospital, Heart Center CNS and Case Mgr; Columbia, SC

1989-1992 Great Plains Surgical Practice, Clinical Nurse Specialist; Lawton, OK

1981-1986 Internal Medicine Practice, Robert Love M.D., Primary RN; Lawton, OK

1976-1989 Comanche County Memorial Hospital, Lawton, OK

1986-1988, Nurse Manager CCU

1981-1986, Administrative (House) Supervisor (Part Time)

1976-1981, Charge Nurse Emergency Room

PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS

American Nurses Association (ANA): Member 1989- Current

State:

Chair, Georgia Nurses Association (GNA), Medical-Surgical Practice Council, 1997-99

Regional:

Vice Chair, District 10 GNA, Membership & Public Relations, 1997-99

Co-Chair, Nursing Showcase, 1997-99

Member, CSRA Chapter, 2006 – 2011

Member, Virginia Nurses Association, 2011-Current

American Association of Critical Care Nurses (AACN): Member 1993- Current

National:

AACN Board of Directors, 2002-2005

AACN Board Liaison Advanced Practice Work Group, 2002

AACN Board Liaison Ethics Work Group, 2003

AACN Resource Development, 2003

AACN Board Liaison Research Work Group, 2003

Regional:

Member, Monticello Chapter, Charlottesville, VA, 2012-current

Chair, Beacon Committee, Greater Washington Area Chapter, 2005-7/06

Board of Directors, Greater Washington Area Chapter, 2000-2001

Secretary, Greater Washington Area Chapter, 2000-2001

Member, Central Savannah River Area Chapter, 1996-1999

American Heart Association, Southwest Oklahoma Chapter: 1990-92

Chair, Development Committee

Sigma Theta Tau: Member 1991-Current

Chair Bylaws, Alpha Xi Chapter 1992 – 1995

Graduate Counselor, Tau Chapter 2000 – 7/05

Co-Chair Governance, Tau Chapter 2004 – 7/05

Member, Beta Omicron Chapter 2006 - current

National Organization of Nurse Practitioner Faculty 1999-Current

Member, Education Committee 2001- Current

Member, Acute Care Nurse Practitioner SIG 2001- Current

Member, National Task Force for DNP Competencies

Nurse Practitioner Association of the District of Columbia

Member, 2000-7/06

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Society of Research for Nicotine and Tobacco

Member, 2000-Current

Society of Critical Care Medicine


Southern Nursing Research Society


Chair/State Liaison for Georgia, 2010 - 2012

American Thoracic Society: Member, 2004 - Current

Member, Policy and Health Committee, 2006-Current

United APRNs of Georgia: Member, 2006-2011

American Academy of Nursing: 2007-Current

American Academy of Nurse Practitioners, 2011-Current

Virginia Council of Nurse Practitioners, 2011-Current

SCHOLARSHIP PUBLICATIONS

Articles

McDonnell, K.K., Bullock, L.F., Hollen, P.J., Kozower, B.D., & Heath, J. (in press). Evidence

and emerging issues on the impact of smoking on HRQL in individuals with lung cancer

and their families. Clinical Journal of Oncology Nursing. 1,2

Bourgualt, A., Heath, J., Sole, M.L., Hooper, V., Waller, J., & Nesmith, B. (in press). Adoption

of AACN practice alert for feeding tube placement. American Journal of Critical Care. 1,2

Bourgualt, A., Heath, J., Sole, M.L., Hooper, V., & Nesmith, B. (in review). AACN

practice alert: Methods used by critical care nurse to verify feeding tube placement.

Critical Care Nurse. 1,2

Williams, L., Heath, J., Andrews, J.O, Dias, J., & Sattin, R. (in review) Participant classification

based on HbA1C to fasting plasma glucose in a community-based diabetes prevention

program. Implications for translational science. Ethnicity and Disease. 1,2

McDonnell, K.K., Bullock, L.F., Hollen, P.J., Kozower, B.D., & Heath, J. (in review).

Recruitment and retention issues when delivering a smoking cessation intervention to

family dyads facing cancer surgery. International Journal of Cancer Nursing. 1,2

Tingen, M., Andrews, J., Heath, J., Waller, J., Treiber, F. (2013) Comparison of enrollment

rates of African American families into a school-based tobacco prevention trial using two

recruitment strategies in urban and rural settings. American Journal of Health

Promotion. 27(4): e91-100. 1,2

Heath, J., Inglett, S., Young, S., Thomas, J., Sakievitz, N., Hawkins, J., Andrews, J.O., &

Tingen, M. (2012). The impact of the GHSU nursing faculty practice on tobacco

cessation rates. Nursing Clinics of North America. 47: 1-12. 1,2

Andrews, J.O., Newman, S.D., Heath, J., Williams, L., & Tingen, M. (2012). Community-

based participatory research and smoking cessation interventions: A review of the

evidence. Nursing Clinics of North America. 47:81-96. 1,2

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Amole, J., Heath, J., McLear, B,, & Thomas, J. (2012). Optimizing tobacco cessation

strategies through an online continuing education program. Nursing Clinics of North

America. 47: 71-79. 1,2

Wilbeck, J., Murphy, M., & Heath, J. (2011). Evaluation Methods for the Assessment of

Acute Care Nurse Practitioner Inserted Central Lines: Evidence-Based Strategies for

Practice. Journal of Vascular Nursing. 16(4): 14-21. 1,2

Medeiros, R.S., NeSmith, E.G., Heath, J., Hawkins, M.L., Hawkins, D., & Bias, R. (2011). Mid-

level health providers impact on ICU length of stay, patient satisfaction, mortality and

resource utilization. Journal of Trauma Nursing. 18(3):149-152. 1,2

Piano, M.R., Benowitz, N.L., Fitzgerald, G., Corbridge, S., Heath, J., Hahn, E., Pechacek, T., &

Howard, G. (2010). Impact of smokeless tobacco products on cardiovascular disease:

Implications for policy, prevention, and treatment. Circulation. 122:1-25.1,2,3

Heath, J., Young, S., Bennett, S., Ginn, M.B., Cox, G (2010). Evidence-based

smoking cessation interventions for acute respiratory disorders. Annual Review of

Nursing Research. 27:273-296. 1,2,3

Wewers, M.E., Bailey, W.C., Carlsen, K., Eisner, M.D., Folan, P., Heath, J., Klinnert,

M.D., Kovesi, T., Pien, G.W., Reichart, V.C., Talwar, A., Thompson, K. (2010). An

official American Thoracic Society workshop report: Tobacco control initiatives with the

American Thoracic Society: Proceedings of the American Thoracic Society. 7(10):1-7. 1,2

Andrews, J., Heath, J., Barone, C., Tingen, M (2008). New strategies for tobacco-

dependent patients. The Nurse Practitioner. 33(11):35-42. 1

Ginn, MB, Cox, G, Heath, J (2008). Evidence-based approach to an in-patient

tobacco cessation protocol. AACN Advanced Critical Care. 19(3):268-278. 1,2

Freyling, B, Kesten, K, Heath, J (2008). The synergy model at work in a military

ICU in Iraq. Critical Care Nursing Clinics of North America. 20(1):23-29. 3

Heath, J., Crowell, N. (2007). Factors influencing intentions to integrate tobacco

education among advanced practice nursing faculty. Journal of Professional Nursing.

23(4):189-200. 1,2

Bennett, S., Andrews, J., Heath, J. (2007). Breaking the ties of nicotine dependence.

The Nurse Practitioner , 32(11):36-45. 1

Heath, J., Kelley, J., Andrews, J., Crowell, N., Corelli, R., Hudmon, K.S. (2007).

Evaluation of a tobacco cessation curricular intervention among acute care nurse

practitioner faculty member. American Journal of Critical Care, 16(3):284-289. 1,2

Briggs, L., Brown, H., Kesten, K., Heath, J. (2006). Certification: A benchmark for

critical care nursing excellence. Critical Care Nurse, 26(6):47-53. 1,2

Heath, J., Andrews, J. (2006). Using Evidence-based educational strategies to increase

knowledge and skills in tobacco cessation. Nursing Research, 55(4): S44-S50. 1,3

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Kelley, J., Heath, J., Crowell, N. (2006). Using the Rx for change tobacco curriculum

in advanced practice nursing education. Critical Care Nursing Clinics of North

America,18(1): 131-138 . 2,3

Yankie, V.M., Price, H.M., Hamann, E.R., Nanfito, E., Jasinski, D., Crowell, N., Heath, J.

(2006).Providing smoking cessation counseling: A national study among nurse

anesthetists. Critical Care Nursing Clinics of North America, 18(1): 123-130. 2,3

Deckers, S., Farley, J., Heath, J. (2006). Tobacco and its trendy alternatives:

Implications for pediatric nurses. Critical Care Nursing Clinics of North America, 18(1):

95-104. 3

Graham-Garcia, J, George-Gay, B., Heater, D., Butts, A., Heath, J. (2006).

Application of the synergy model with the surgical care of smokers. Critical Care

Nursing Clinics of North America, 18(1): 29-38. 3

Heath, J., Hanson, D., Long, R., Crowell, N. (2005). Critical care providers’

perceptions of the use of vasopressin in cardiac arrest. American Journal of Critical

Care, 14(6): 481-492. 1,2

Miller, L., Corbett, G., Tavares, D., Herold, M., Kirchner, L., Heath, J. (2005). Journey

to the beacon award: The Georgetown University Hospital perspective. Critical Care

Nursing Clinics of North America, 17(2):155-162. 3

Eshkevari, L., Heath, J. (2005). Use of acupuncture for chronic pain:

Optimizing clinical practice. Holistic Nursing Practice, 19(5):217-22. 1,2

Andrews, J., Heath, J., Graham-Garcia, J. (2004). Evidence-based strategies to manage

tobacco dependence in the elderly. Geriatric Nursing, 30(12):13-24. 1,2

Heath, J., Johanson, W., Blake, N. (2004). Healthy work environments: A validation of

the literature. Journal of Nursing Administration, 34(11), 524-530. 1,2

Heath, J., Andrew, J., Kelley, F., Sorrell, J. (2004). Caught in the middle: Experiences of

tobacco-dependent nurse practitioners. Journal of the American Academy of Nurse

Practitioners, 16(9):396-401. 1,2

Heath, J., Andrews, J., Balkstra, C. (2004). Potential reduction exposure

products and FDA tobacco regulation. Clinical Nurse Specialist. 18(1):40 – 48. 1

Graham-Garcia, J., Heath, J., Andrews, J. (2004). Defibrillation and biphasic shocks:

Implications for perianesthesia nursing. Journal of PeriAnesthesia Nursing, 20(1), 23-

34.1

Heath, J., Andrews, J., Andres, K. (2003). Tobacco control: An update to influence policy-

making decisions. Policy, Politics, and Nursing Practice, 4(1), 36 – 44. 1

Andrews, J., Heath, J. (2003). Women and the global tobacco epidemic: Nurses call to

action. International Nursing Review, 50, 215-228. 1

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Meister, L., Heath, J., Andrews, J., Tingen, M. (2002). Professional nursing

portfolios: A global perspective. MEDSURG Nursing: The Journal of Adult Health, 11

(4), 177 – 182. 1

Heath, J., Braun, M., Brindle, M. (2002). Smokers rights to coronary artery bypass graft

surgery. JONA Healthcare Law, Ethics, and Regulation, 4 (2), 32-35. 1

Heath, J., Andrews, J., Thomas, S., Kelley, F, Friedman, E. (2002). Tobacco dependence

curricula in acute care nurse practitioner education. American

Journal of Critical Care, 11 (1), 27-32. 1,2

Heath, J., Andrews, J., Garcia-Graham, J. (2001). Assessment of professional development in

critical care nurses: A descriptive study. American Journal of Critical Care, 10 (1),17 -

22. 1,2

Andrews, J, Heath, J, Harrell, L, and Forbes, M, (2000). Meeting national tobacco challenges:

Recommendations for Smoking Cessation Groups. Journal of the American Academy of

Nurse Practitioners, 12 (12), 522 -533. 1

Garcia-Graham, J., Heath, J (2000). Urgent smoking cessation interventions. The American

Journal of Nursing. Critical Care Supplement, 19-23. 1

Heath, J., Andrews, J (2000). The NP: A win - win for patients and the profession. The

American Journal of Nursing: Career Guide (1), 18-20. 1

Books-Chapters, and Monographs

Heath, J. (2013). Building a professional practice model for critical care

nursing excellence. In P. Morton, D. Fontaine, Hudak & Gallo (Eds) 10th Edition. Critical

Care Nursing: A Holistic Approach. Philadelphia:Lippincott Williams & Wilkins.







Heath, J. (2005). Closing the gap on evidence based practice and smoking

cessation. In B. Mazurek-Melnyk & E. Fineout-Overholt (Eds). Evidenced Based

Practice in Nursing and Health. A Guide to Best Practice, CD-ROM.

Philadelphia:Lippincott Williams & Wilkins.

Kelley, F.J., Heath, J. (2003). Lessons learned: The value of simulation using a

physiologically competent mannequin in nurse practitioner education.

National Organization of Nurse Practitioner Faculty 2002 Monograph.

Heath, J., Hunter, D (2000). Neurological disorders. In P. Meredith and N.

Horan (Eds). Adult Primary Care. Philadelphia: WB Saunders.

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Guest-Editor/Editorials and Other Non-Peer Review

Heath, J. (2012). Keep the Blue Ridge Skyline “Blue”: EPA Rules on Soot Pollution Standard.

Editorial, The Daily Progress, Charlottesville, 12/11/12.

Heath, J., Barone, C., Andrews, J. (2007). Pharmacotherapy advances for evidence

based tobacco cessation strategies. NTI News: Featuring CE Article and Exhibit Guide.

Wednesday, May 23:1-4.

Barone, C., Heath, J. (2007). Evidence-based strategies for tobacco cessation. AACN

NEWS, 24(4): 6-8.

Heath, J. (2006). Preface: Tobacco Cessation in Acute and Critical

Care Nursing Practice. Critical Care Nursing Clinics of North America, 18(1): xvii-xix.

Devon, N., Riley, J., Heath, J. (2004). The 5 A’s approach to tobacco cessation.

Nursing Spectrum. 14(17): 25.

Hanson, D., Heath, J. (2004). Viewpoint: Vasopressin, the VF and pulseless VT

underdog. AACN NEWS. 21(3). 6.

Heath, J., Boyle, J. (6/99). Faculty practice: The VA primary care model. The Pulse.

Knox, M., Heath, J, Nussbaum, J, Franklin, R, Massey, J, Davis, C. (4/94)

Changes in educational curriculum: The acute care nurse practitioner. The South Carolina

Nurse.

PRESENTATIONS /ABSTRACTS :

Craig, S., Heath, J., & Anderson, J. (poster). Acute and Critical Care Nurses' Confidence in

Implementing Tobacco Cessation Interventions, Sigma Theta Tau International 42nd

Biannual

Convention. Indianapolis, Indiana. 11/16/13. 1,2

Bourgault, AM., Heath, J., Hooper, V., Sole, ML, Waller, J., NeSmith, E. (poster). Adoption of

AACN Verification of Feeding Tube Placement Practice Alert by Critical Care Nurses. Poster.

Southern Nurses Research Association (SNRS). Little Rock, AR. 2/18/13. 1,2

Heath, J., Craig, S., Anderson, J., Barone, C., & Andrews, J. (podium). Pharmacotherapy

Practices for Tobacco Dependence: Determining Factors Associated with Acute and Critical Care

Settings. The 27th Annual Southern Nursing Research Society Conference, Little Rock, AK;

2/18/13. 1,2

Gomez, W., Heath, J., Kumar, V., & Quinn, M.E. (poster). Social Determinants of Health

Outcomes among Mexican American Cancer Survivors. The 27th Annual Southern Nursing

Research Society Conference, Little Rock, AK; 2/18/13. 1,2

Heath, J. (keynote). Call to Action: Sparking Curious Minds for Evidence Based Practice and

Nursing Research. Virginia Student Nurses Association Annual Conference, Charlottesville,

Virginia; 02/2/13. 3

Gomez, W., Heath, J., Kumar, V., & Quinn, M.E. (podium). Predictors of Depression among

Mexican American Cancer Survivors. 13th Annual RCMI International Symposium on Health

Disparities. San Juan, Puerto Rico; 12/12/12. 1,2

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McDonnell, K., Bullock, L., Kozower, B., Hollen, P., Heath, J. (poster). Recruitment and

Retention of Families Facing Cancer into a Smoking Cessation Intervention Trial. The

Washington Regional Research Consortium. Washington, DC; 11/12/12. 1,2

Heath, J. (keynote). Optimizing Professional Identify for a Competitive Edge in Nursing.

Virginia Student Nurses Association’s Bridging Diversity Network, Petersburg, Virginia;

11/5/12. 3

Heath, J. (podium). Quality Indicators for Tobacco Cessation Practices among Critical Care

Nurses. Respiratory Nursing Society. 22nd

Annual Educational Conference. Charlottesville,

Virginia; 10/26/12. 3

Heath, J. (podium). Compassionate Care and Empathic Leadership in Nursing: Are We There

Yet? PHI CHI Chapter of CHI ETA PHI Sorority. Pathways to Nursing Excellence: Teaching,

Touching and Technology Conference. Augusta, Georgia; 9/15/12. 3

Heath, J. (podium). Academic Strategies to Influence Evidence-Based Tobacco Cessation

Practices. 2012 USPHS Scientific and Training Symposium, College Park, Maryland; 6/21/12. 3

Murphy, M., Bowman, P., & Heath, J. (podium). Cultural Awareness: Moving Beyond the

Course to a Way of Providing Care. National Organization of NP Faculty, Charleston, South

Carolina; 4/13/121

Heath, J., Inglett, S., & Kernan, B. (podium). Optimizing Tobacco Cessation Outcomes through

COMMIT: The Circle Of Motivated Mothers for Infants to be Tobacco-free Program. The 26th

Annual Southern Nursing Research Society Conference, New Orleans, LA; 2/18/12. 1,2

Inglett, S., Schumacher, A., Kiernan, B., & Heath, J. (poster). The Effect of a Service Learning

Project on CNL Student’s Knowledge, Confidence, Beliefs, & Intentions to Intervene with

Tobacco Dependent Women. 26thd Annual SNRS Conference, New Orleans, LA; 2/18/12.

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Baraona, K., Heath, J., Murphy, M. & Boyd, A. (poster). Risk for Low Birth Weight: An

Educational Tobacco Cessation Intervention for Obstetrical Practices. March of Dimes

Prematurity Prevention Symposium, Washington D.C.; 1/19/12. 1,2

Inglett, S., Schumacher, A., Kiernan, B., & Heath, J. (poster). The effect of a service learning

project on CNL student’s knowledge, confidence, beliefs, & intentions to intervene with tobacco

dependent women. 3rd

Annual Evidence Based Practice Conference, Georgia Health Sciences

University, Augusta, GA; 1/20/12. 1,2

Williams, L., Heath, J., Diaz, J., Sattin, R., & Joshua, T ( poster). An Analysis of Diabetes

Predictors and Diagnostic Tests in a Sample of African Americans (AA) at Risk for Diabetes. The

29th Annual Scientific Meeting of The Obesity Society, Orlando, FL; 10/3/11. 1,2

Alices, M, Manghram, D, Heath, J., Bennett, S. & Joshua, T ( poster). Tobacco Cessation

Interventions among Acute-Care Providers in Respiratory Units. The National Teaching Institute

and Critical Care Exhibition Conference, Chicago, IL; 5/4/11. 1,2

Tingen, M., Andrews, J., Heath, J., Waller, J., Treiber, F. (poster). Enhancing African American

Family Recruitment Using a Collaborative School and Community Approach. The 2011

American Academy of Health Behavior Meeting in Hilton Head, SC; 3/20/11.1,2

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Tingen, M., Andrews, J., Heath, J., Waller, J., Treiber, F. ( poster). The Impact of a Multi-Level

Intervention on Tobacco Control in African Americans Families. The 2011 Multilevel

Interventions in Health Care Conference, Las Vegas, Nevada; 3/4/11.1,2

Heath, J., Medeiros, R., Nesmith, E., & Murphy, M. (poster). PACE ACNP: A PhD-DNP

Collaborative Model to Address Acute and Trauma Care Disparities; National Organization of

NP Faculty, Albuquerque, New Mexico; 4/14/111

Heath, J., (web-podium). Tobacco Cessation Interventions for Primary Care Practice. North

Country Healthy Heart Network, Albany, New York; 3/4/11 3

Heath, J., Andrews, J., & Barone, C. (poster). Associations between Certification, Nursing

Excellence and Self-Perceived Confidence Providing Tobacco Cessation Interventions among

Acute and Critical Care Nursing. The 25th Annual Southern Nursing Research Society

Conference, Jacksonville, FL; 2/6/11. 1,2

Johns, R., Quinn, M.E., Heath, J., Barnes, V., Narsavage, G., & Schumacher, L. (poster).

Relaxation Response Intervention Reduces Blood Glucose Levels in Hospitalized Older Alduts.

The 25th Annual Southern Nursing Research Society Conference, Jacksonville, FL; 2/6/11.

1,2

Bourgualt, A, Hooper, V., & Heath, J. (poster). Theoretical Definitions of Rogers’ Diffusion of

Innovation Complexity for Acute Care Clinical Practice Guideline Adoption: A Systematic

Review. The 25th Annual Southern Nursing Research Society Conference, Jacksonville, FL;

2/6/11. 1,2

Baraona, K., Bennett, S., Heath,J., & Kimble, L. (poster). Trends in Pregnant Smokers:

Evaluation of Centering Pregnancy and Traditional Models of Prenatal Care. CSRA Evidence-

Based Practice 2nd

Annual Conference, Augusta, GA; 1/22/111,2

Wilbeck, J., Heath, J., Cromer, P., & Derrick, C. (poster). The Evidence of Assessing Acute Care

Nurse Practitioner Procedural Competence: Evidence Based Template Utilization. CSRA

Evidence-Based Practice 2nd

Annual Conference, Augusta, GA; 1/22/111,2

Mangrahm, D, Alices, M Heath, J., Bennett, S. & Joshua, T (podium). Tobacco Cessation

Perceptions and Knowledge among Providers in Cardiology and Pulmonology. The 25th Annual

Southern Nursing Research Society Conference, Jacksonville, FL; 2/6/11. 1,2

Heath, J. & Amole, J. (podium). Tobacco Control and Mental Illness: Breaking Barriers through

NP Education, Practice and Research. The 36th Annual Meeting of National Organization of

Nurse Practitioner Faculties, Washington, DC; 4/17/10. 1,2

Tingen, M., Andrews, J., Heath, J., Waller, J., Treiber, F. (poster). The Impact of a Tobacco

Control Intervention on African American Parents’ Self-Efficacy for Anti-Tobacco Socialization

in the Home. 31st Annual Meeting & Scientific Sessions of the Society of Behavioral

Medicine, Seattle, WA; 4/10/10 1,2

Heath, J, Bennett, S., Young, S., Inglett, S., Ginn, G.B., Cox, G. (poster). Pharmacotherapy

Prescribing Practice for Tobacco Cessation: Analysis of Two Academic Medical Centers. The

24th Annual Southern Nursing Research Society Conference, Austin, TX; 2/5/10.

1,2

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Bennett, S., Heath, J, Young, S., & Inglett, S. (poster). Hospital Based Smoking Cessation

Interventions for Patients Admitted with Respiratory Diseases: An Integrative Literature Review.

The 24th Annual Southern Nursing Research Society Conference, Austin, TX; 2/5/10.

1,2

Heath, J. (podium). Making a Difference with Tobacco Cessation: The MCG Nursing Faculty

Practice Model. Georgia Nurses Association, CSRA Chapter, Evidence-Based Conference,

Augusta, GA; 1/23/10. 3

Williams, L., Heath, J., Marion, L., & Joshua, T. (poster). Faith Based Weight Maintenance

Program. The Obesity Society 27th Annual Scientific Meeting, Washington, DC; 10/24/09. 1,2

Bentley, G., Murphy, M., Gilliam, S., Heath, J., Smith, D., Quinn, M.E., & Rosenkoetter, M.

(poster). A Strategy for Leadership Development: The Medical College of Georgia Academy of

Nurse Scholars in Education. SREB Council of Collegiate Education; Atlanta, GA, 10/13/09 1

Amole, J., Heath, J., Bennett, S., & Thomas, J. (poster). Optimizing Tobacco Cessation

Interventions for Georgia’s Clinical Nurse Specialists in Psychiatric/ Mental Health Nursing. The

23rd

Annual American Psychiatric Nurses Association Conference, Charleston, SC; 10/7/09. 1,2

Heath, J., (podium). Evidence-based Strategies to Help Patients Live Tobacco Free. North

Country Healthy Heart Network, Albany, New York; 6/9/09 3

Tingen, M., Andrews, J., Heath, J., Humphries, M., Reimbche, D., Cartee, S., Williams, A.,

Inglett, S., Waller, J., Treiber, F. (poster). A Family Approach for Tobacco Control in African

Americans. Society for Research on Nicotine and Tobacco, 15th Annual Conference, Dublin,

Ireland; 4/27/09 1,2

Heath, J. (podium). An Academic Multi-Disciplinary Approach to Improving Tobacco

Cessation Outcomes. Southern Nursing Research Society, 23rd

Annual Conference, Baltimore,

MD: 2/13, 2009. 1,2

Heath, J. S. Bennett. (podium). Advances with Tobacco Cessation: A Successful Nursing

Faculty Practice Model. Southern Nursing Research Society, 23rd

Annual Conference, Baltimore,

MD: 2/13, 2009. 1,2

Heath, J., Bennett, S., Hawkins, J. (podium). Innovations in Faculty Practice: Application of the

REAP Framework for Tobacco Control, American Association of Colleges in Nursing Faculty

Practice Conference. Newport Beach, CA: 2/20, 2008 1,2

Andrews, J.O., Waller, J., Pretlow, Bentley, G., Heath, J., Marion, L., Tingen, M. (podium). The

Effect of a Community Health Worker Intervention to Promote Behavior Change in Low

Socioeconomic African American Women, Southern Nursing Research Society 22nd

Annual

Conference. Birmingham, AL: 2/12, 2008. 1,2

Heath, J. (podium). Factors Influencing Undergraduate Nursing, Dental Hygiene and

Respiratory Therapy Students Intentions to Integrate Tobacco Cessation in Daily Practice. 5th

Annual Uniting Practice, Education, and Research Conference, Beta Omicron & Pi Lambda

Chapters, Sigma Theta Tau International, Augusta, GA; 4/17/08. 1,2

Inglett, S, Heath, J. (podium). Factors Influencing Undergraduate Nursing Students Intentions to

Integrate Tobacco Cessation in Daily Practice. 5th Annual Uniting Practice, Education, and

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Research Conference, Beta Omicron & Pi Lambda Chapters, Sigma Theta Tau International,

Augusta, GA; 4/17/08. 1,2

Heath,J.. (podium). DNP Scholarly Projects: In Search of Best Practice, Expert Panel, National

Organization of Nurse Practitioner Faculty Annual Conference, Louisville, KY; 4/20/08 3

Heath,J.. (podium). NPs Driving Evidence-Based Tobacco Cessation Practice: Application of

the REAP Framework, National Organization of Nurse Practitioner Faculty Annual Conference;

Louisville, KY; 4/20/08 1,2

Heath,J., (podium). Evidence-based Nursing Crossroads: Politics, Ethics and Health Information

Technology, Keynote, Georgia Nurses Association, CSRA Chapter; Augusta, GA; 3/08/08 3

Heath,J., (podium). Tobacco Cessation for the Acutely Ill Cardiac Patient American Heart

Association Scientific Sessions; Orlando, Florida; 11/3/07 1,3

Heath,J., (podium). Tobacco: New Approaches to an Old Problem Presbyterian Healthcare

System Annual Conference; Albuquerque, New Mexico; 10/05/07 3

Heath,J., (podium). Tobacco Dependence: Advances in Evidence-Based Treatment Strategies;

Respiratory Nurses Society National Conference Charleston, South Carolina; 08/26/07 3

Heath,J., (podium). Smoking Cessation: Making it Stick. American Association of Heart Failure

Nursing Annual Conference; San Diego, CA; 6/30/07 3

Heath,J., (podium). Steps to Success: Developing a Case Study for Publication American

Association of Critical-Care Nurses National Teaching Institute and Critical Care Exhibit;

Atlanta, GA; 5/10/07 3

Heath,J., (podium). Nursing Faculty Leadership for Tobacco Control: The REAP (Research,

Education, Advocacy, Practice) Framework; Sigma Theta Tau International Beta Omicron

Conference; Augusta, GA; 4/19/07 1,2

Heath,J., (podium). When Workplaces Need Resuscitation: AACN Standards to the Rescue,

Georgia Nurses Association, CSRA Chapter; Augusta, GA; 4/10/07 1

Heath,J., (podium). Tobacco Cessation: Changing Practice Using Evidence The Wellness

Council of West Virginia Tobacco Conference; Charleston, West Virginia; 4/4/07 3

Heath,J., (podium). Neuronal Nicotinic Acetylcholine Receptor Sites: Advances for Tobacco

Dependence Treatment, Cardiology Grand Rounds, MCG Hospital, Augusta, GA; 3/25/07 1,3

Heath,J., (podium). Implementing an Evidence-Based In-Patient Protocol for Tobacco Cessation:

Strategies for Success, Nursing Grand Rounds, MCG Hospital, Augusta, GA; 3/22/07 3

Heath,J., (podium). Establishing Academic Partnerships for Evidence-Based Tobacco Cessation

Initiatives, Sigma Theta Tau International Region 7 Conference, Savannah, GA; 1/12/07 1,2

Heath,J., (podium). Smoking Cessation: Best Practices Exchange and Dissemination, World

Congress on Tobacco OR Health; Washington, DC; 7/2006 3

Heath,J., (podium). NTI Nursing Grand Rounds: Integrating an Evidence-Based Approach for

12


Tobacco Cessation Interventions in Acute and Critical Care Settings. American Association of

Critical-Care Nurses National Teaching Institute and Critical Care Exhibit; Anaheim, CA; 5/06 3

Heath,J., (podium). When our Work Place Needs Resuscitation: AACN to the Rescue, Virginia

Organization of Nurse Executive Annual Conference; Williamsburg, VA; 5/06 3

Heath,J., (podium). Beacons of Leadership: Fostering Healthy Work Environments in Critical

Care Nursing. The 15th Annual Critical Care Nursing Conference for the Greater St. Louis

Chapter of the American Association of Critical Care, St. Louis, MO; 3/06 3

Heath,J., (podium).The “House” Approach to Abdominal Pain. The 15th Annual Critical Care

Nursing Conference for the Greater St. Louis Chapter of the American Association of Critical

Care, St. Louis, MO; 3/06 3

Heath, J. Factors influencing faculty intentions to integrate tobacco education among advanced

practice nursing faculty. Dissertation Abstracts International;Publication No. AAT 3149034.

(2004) 2

Heath, J., (podium). Houston We Have a Problem: Our Work Environments are Sick. Nursing

Grand Rounds: Children’s National Medical Center, Washington, DC; 2/06 3

Heath,J., (podium). Houston We Have a Problem: Our Work Environments are Sick. Nursing

Grand Rounds: Washington Adventist Hospital, Takoma Park, MD; 11/05 3

Heath,J., (podium). Application of the Theory of Reasoned Action to Evaluate Faculty

Intentions to Integrate Tobacco Education in Advanced Practice Nursing Curricula. Sigma Theta

Tau International 38th Biennial Convention, Indianapolis, IN; 11/2005.

1,2

Heath,J., (podium). Integrating the 3 Minute Tobacco Cessation Intervention in Daily Military

Practice. U.S. Army European Regional Medical Command Primary Care, Pharmacy, Physical

Therapy, Nursing, Optometry Conference. Garmisch, Germany; 8/05. 3

Heath,J., (podium). Integration of Tobacco Cessation Interventions for Clinical Practice, Nursing

and Tobacco Cessation: Setting a Research Agenda Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality

and Tobacco Free Nurses; Chicago, IL; 5/05 3

Heath,J., (podium). Outcomes from the Rx for Change Tobacco Cessation Curriculum in

Nursing, National Conference on Tobacco or Health, Chicago, IL; 5/05 1,2

Heath,J., (podium). Attitudes about Tobacco Education among Nurse Practitioner, Nurse

Midwifery, Nurse Anesthesia and Clinical Nurse Specialist Faculty; National Conference on

Tobacco or Health; Chicago, IL; 5/05 1,2

Heath,J., (podium). Bridging the Gap Between Evidence-Based Practice and Tobacco Cessation:

The Rx for Change Curriculum Study, National Organization of Nurse Practitioner Faculty,

Chicago, IL; 4/05 1,2

Heath,J., (podium). A Professional Model for Critical Care Nursing Excellence, Keynote,

Geisinger Health System-Annual Lessons from the Heart Conference, Lake Harmony, PA; 4/05 3

Heath,J., (podium). The Use of Vasopressin in V-Fib and/or V-Tach: A Multi- Site Descriptive

Study, Keynote, Geisinger Health System-Annual Lessons from the Heart Conference, Lake

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Harmony, PA; 4/05 2,3

Heath,J., (podium). Factors Influencing Intentions to Integrate Tobacco Education among

Advanced Practice Nursing Faculty. Sigma Theta Tau International, Chesapeake Consortium

Research Conference, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD; 3/05 1,2

Heath,J., (podium). Evidence-Based Practice in Undergraduate Nursing Curriculum. American

Association of Colleges of Nursing, Sunny Isles, Florida; 11/04 3

Heath,J., (podium). The 3 Rs for Critical Care Nursing Excellence. Keynote, Annual Critical

Care Conference, Fredericksburg, VA; 4/04 3

Heath,J., (podium) The 3 Minute Tobacco Cessation Intervention. The APN Group, Georgetown

University Medical Center, Washington, DC; 4/04 3

Heath,J., (podium) Factors Influencing Faculty Intentions to Integrate Tobacco Education in

Nursing Curriculum: Pilot Results. Annual Chesapeake Consortium Research Day, Sigma Theta

Tau International, Washington, DC; 2/04 1,2

Heath,J., (podium)Tips for Successful Tobacco Cessation: Faculty and Staff Assistance Program.

Georgetown University Medical Center, Washington, DC; 1/04 3

Heath,J., (podium) The Power of Voice in Critical Care Nursing Practice. Annual Critical Care

Conference, Lynchburg, VA; 10/03 3

Heath,J., (podium) Students for Smoke Free Environments: Constructing Healthy

Universities Congress Pontificia Universida in Catolica De Chile, Santiago, Chile; 10/03 3

Heath,J., Kelly, J. (poster) Integrating the 5 As in Nursing Curriculum: Constructing

Healthy Universities Congress Pontificia Universida in Catolica De Chile, Santiago, Chile; 10/033

Heath,J., (podium). Policy and Politics in Critical Care Nursing Practice: Strategies for

Advocacy. Critical Care Conference: Suffolk Country Chapter of the American Association of

Critical Nursing, Holbrook, NY; 5/03 3

Heath,J., (podium) The Use of Vasopressin in Critical Care: The VF/VT Underdog. Critical Care

Conference: Suffolk Country Chapter of the American Association of Critical Nursing,

Holbrook, NY; 5/03 3

Heath,J., (podium) Caught in the Middle: Experiences of Tobacco Dependent Critical Care

Nurses. National Respiratory Nurses Association Conference, Nashville, TN; 4/03 3

Heath,J., (podium) Qualitative Findings: Tobacco Dependent Nurses. Georgetown University

Tobacco Research Group, Washington DC; 2/03 3

Heath, J., (poster) Tobacco Dependence Curriculum in ACNP Education,, National Teaching

Institute: American Association of Critical Care Nurses, Atlanta, Georgia; 5/02 3

Heath,J., (podium) Tobacco Education in ACNP Curriculum: A Descriptive Study, 28th Annual

National Organization of Nurse Practitioner Faculty Conference, Minneapolis, Minnesota; 4/02 3

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Heath,J., (podium). Stepping Stones to APN Excellence, Holy Cross Hospital

Silver Spring, MD; 3/02 3

Heath,J., (podium).Tobacco Dependence Curriculum in ACNP Education: A Descriptive Study,

9th Annual ACNP National Conference; Huntsville, Alabama; 4/01

1,2

Heath,J., (podium). A Professional Practice Model to Achieve APN Excellence, Keynote,

Annual Advanced Practice Update Symposium; Augusta, Georgia; 2/01 3

Heath,J., (podium). Proteinuria & Hematuria: What's a NP to Do, Annual Advanced Practice

Update Symposium; Augusta, Georgia; 2/01 3

Garcia-Graham, J, Heath, J (poster). The Value of Tobacco Cessation among Veterans

undergoing Urgent CABG , Annual CSRA Critical Care Conference; Augusta, Georgia; 5/00 2

Andrews J, Heath, J, Williams, L. (poster). Implementing the “5 Cs” for NP Practice, Annual

Nursing Organization of Veterans Administration Conference; New Orleans, LA; 2/99 2

EXPERT PANELS /ADVISORY GROUPS

2010-current American Academy of Nursing, Health Behavior Expert Panel

2008-10 American Heart Association, Potential Reduction Exposure Products (Tobacco

Harm Reduction) and Cardiovascular Effects Panel

2008-09 Tri-Council Nursing, Quality, Effectiveness and Delivery of Care by Advanced

Practice Nurses

2005-06 National Organization of Nurse Practitioner Faculty, DNP Essentials Panel

2003-05 American Association Critical-Care Nurses, APRN Licensure Panel

RESEARCH/PROGRAM SPONSORSHIP

Clinical Nurse Leader Expansion in Virginia: The Conway Scholars Program. PI. UVA School of

Nursing, Charlottesville, VA; Conway Foundation. 2013-2017; Funded $5,000,000.

Scholars to Advance Research (STAR) Program: The UVA Parents Committee. PI. UVA

School of Nursing, Charlottesville, VA; 2012-2013; Funded $6000.

Addressing Refugee Disparities in Virginia: The Charlottesville

Medical- Home Practice Model. PI, UVA School of Nursing, HRSA Nursing Education

Practice, Retention and Quality Grant; in review (3 yr budget $997,000; with 20% effort)

GHSU Diabetes and Obesity Discovery Institute (DODI), Co-I, A Synergy Award for Team

Development, Augusta, GA; 2011-2013; Funded $50,000; 5% effort

Addressing Acute Care Disparities in Georgia: Doctoral Prepared Advanced Practice Nurses

(APNs), PI, MCG School of Nursing, HRSA Advanced Nursing Education Grant, D09HP19007-

01-00; 7/10 – 6/13; Funded $951,371.00 (score 95/100); 25% effort

Nursing Faculty Loan Program (NFLP), PI, MCG School of Nursing, HRSA NFLP Grant,

E01HP18920-01-00, 7/10 – 6/11; Funded $19,954.00

MCG Child Health Discovery Institute, PI, Babies RY Mothers R2B Smoke Free: A Text

Message Intervention, Augusta, GA; 2010-2012; not funded $50,000

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March of Dimes, Community Chapter Award Grants, MCG School of Nursing, PI

Circle of Motivated Moms for Infants Tobacco-free (COMMIT), Augusta, GA; 2010-2011;

Funded $15,000

RWJ New Careers in Nursing Scholarship Program, MCG School of Nursing, Author

Contributor, Clinical Nurse Leader Program, Augusta, GA; 2008- 2011; Funded $240,000

Helene Fuld Health Trust, MCG School of Nursing, PI, Clinical Nurse Leader Expansion

Program, Augusta, GA; 2008- 2011; Funded $1,026,590

A Pharmacogenetic Smoking Cessation Pilot, MCG Cancer Institute, Co-PI

Augusta, GA; 4/08 – 4/09, Funded $30,000; 10% effort

MCG Tobacco Free Campus Initiative, MCG Nursing Faculty Practice Tobacco Cessation Clinic,

Director Clinical Operations, Augusta, GA; 11/07 – 11/09, Funded $221,390; 20% effort

Great American Smoke Out and Kick BUTTS Campaign, Pfizer Education Grant, PI

MCG Nursing Faculty Practice Group; 11/06; 4/07; 11/07, Funded $1500

Veteran’s Affairs Nursing Academy: Enhancing Academic Partnerships, Co-PI and Lead

Author, Medical College of Georgia, School of Nursing, Augusta Veteran’s Affairs Medical

Center, Washington, DC, not funded; $4,011,440; 40% effort

A Social-Ecological Based, Multilevel Smoking Cessation Intervention in Public Housing

Neighborhoods, Co-I, Medical University of South Carolina, College of Nursing

NIH, RO1 Grant, not funded (score 146); $1,779,182; 5% effort (J.Andrews, PI)

NICU/PICU Universal Bed Model RN Residency Program, Co-PI and Author Contributor

Medical College of Georgia, School of Nursing, HRSA Educational Purpose Grant, not funded

(score 88); $1,028,417; 20% effort

Greater Augusta Healthcare Network (GAHN) Project, Healthcare Georgia Foundation, Initial

PI, Augusta, GA; 4/07 – 4/09; Funded-$200,500; 10% effort

Evaluation of Interdisciplinary Partnerships for Tobacco Cessation, PI, Medical College of

Georgia, School of Nursing, Beta Omicron Chapter of Sigma Theta Tau International, Augusta,

GA; 1/07 – 12/08; Funded-$1000.00

The Impact of a Tobacco Control Intervention in African-American Families, Co-I

Medical College of Georgia, Georgia Prevention Institute, NIH, RO1 Grant; 4/07 – 4/11; Funded

$2,978,247; 5% effort (M.Tingen, PI)

Carcinogen Exposure and Risk Reduction among Smokers Randomized to a Potentially Reduced-

Exposure Tobacco Product or Medicinal Nicotine, PI, American Cancer Society’s Institutional

Research Grant (IRG), IRG # 97-152-12; Georgetown University Medical Center’s Lombardi

Cancer Center, Washington, DC; 2/05-2/06; Funded-$20,000

Critical Care Nursing Leadership with Tobacco Control, Smoking Cessation Leadership Center,

PI, San Francisco, CA; 9/04-9/05; Funded- $25,000

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Dissertation Focus: Factors Influencing Faculty Intentions to Integrate Tobacco Education in

Nursing Curriculum, PI, Funded TAU Chapter, Sigma Theta Tau International - $600.00 and

Partial Funding American Legacy Foundation ($50,000 as listed below); 2000-2004

Critical Care Nursing Leadership with Tobacco Control, Smoking Cessation Leadership Center,

PI; San Francisco, CA; 9/04-9/05; Funded- $25,000

The Summer Institute for Tobacco Control Practice in Nursing Education, American Legacy

Foundation, PI; 5/03-5/04; Funded –Second Year-$100,000 Project Front Yard: A Washington DC Area Tobacco Cessation Call Center, American Legacy Foundation, PI, 9/03-6/04; Funded – $58,000

The Summer Institute for Tobacco Control Practice in Nursing Education, American Legacy

Foundation, PI, 8/02-9/03; Funded $100,000

Tobacco Dependence Curricula in ACNP Education, American Association of Critical Care

Nurses, PI, Data Driven Clinical Practice Grant; 5/99-5/00; Funded $1000

The Value of Urgent Smoking Cessation for CABG Patients: A Descriptive Study

VA Medical Center, PI; Augusta, GA; 12/99

Professional Development in Critical Care Nurses: A Descriptive Study, CSRA Chapter of

AACN, PI; Augusta, GA; 12/99

Project Coordinator, Acute Care Advanced Practice Nurse Grant, University of South Carolina,

College of Nursing, Project Director, Columbia, South Carolina, 8/94-1/95; Funded Division of

Nursing Br. HP, HRSA, HHS, $558,627 (1994 - 1997). 1 D23 NU 01151-01.

RESEARCH /PROJECT ADVISEMENT

University of Virginia

Name Topic Type Role Date of

Completion

SFloyd Tobacco Cessation Interventions among

Lung Transplant Populations

DNP Chair Anticipate:

5/2015

TSmith ER Triage: Secondary Analysis PhD Comps Anticipate:

5/2015

LYoder Youth Risk Factors for Substance Abuse:

Secondary Analysis

PhD Comps Anticipate:

5/2014

PKimeto Intimate Partner Violence and Child Health

Outcomes: Secondary Analysis

PhD Comps Anticipate:

5/2014

KHayes Barriers to Hospice Enrollment for Patients

with Advanced Cancer

DNP Consultant 5/2012

KMcDonnell A Decision Aid to Improve Smoking

Abstinence and HRQL for Families Facing

Lung Surgery

PhD Member 5/2013

Georgia Health Sciences University


Completion

BMcLear Lung Age: Evaluation of Smoking

Cessation Program Among Hospitalized

DNP Chair 5/2012

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COPD Women

LWilliams Faith-based Intervention for Obesity among

African American Women

PhD Chair 8/2011

ABourgault Translation of AACN Practice Alerts: A

National Survey

PhD Chair 12/2011

SInglett Optimizing Maternal-Child Health

Outcomes: The COMMIT Smoking

Cessation Intervention

PhD Chair 12/2011

WGomez Factors Influencing Latino Health

Outcomes with Prostate Cancer

PhD Member 12/2011

JWilbeck Evaluation of Acute Care Nurse Practitioner

Procedural Competence

DNP Chair 5/2011

KBaraona Trends in Centering and Traditional Care

for Pregnant Smokers

DNP Member 5/2011

DManghram Pharmacotherapy for Tobacco Dependent

Hospitalized Patients with CV Disease

DNP Chair 5/2010

MAlices Program Evaluation of the Tobacco

Cessation “5 As” among Respiratory Care

Providers

DNP Chair 5/2010

RJohns The Effect of Relaxation on Physiological

Factors among Hospitalized CV Patients

PhD Member 5/2009

VHooper Peri-Anesthesia Providers and Post-Op

Nausea: Factors Influencing Guideline

Utilization

PhD Reader 8/2009

RMedieros Optimizing Trauma Outcomes: The ACNP

Roadmap Initiative

DNP Chair 5/2009

JAmole Tobacco Dependence among the Mentally

Ill: Intervening through an Online CE

Program for PMH CNSs

DNP Chair 5/2009

WSamanke Skin Care Guideline: Optimizing Long

Term Care Outcomes

DNP Chair 8/2008

Swartzburg, B Literacy in the ER: Factors Influencing

Discharge

DNP Co-Chair 8/2007

TYawn Improving ER Outcomes: Implementation

of an Evidence-based Computerized Triage

System

DNP Chair 12/2007

RMaharah Community Acquired MRSA: Evaluation of

an Evidence-based Standardized Discharge

Protocol

DNP Chair 8/2007

Georgetown University


Completion

VYankie

HPrice

Smoking Cessation Counseling among

CRNAs

MSN Member 12/05

JGuzi

APrados

QUEST Pilot Study: Outcomes of a

Tobacco Cessation Potential Reduction

Exposure Product Intervention

MSN Chair 12/05

LMiller Critical Care Nursing Excellence: The

Beacon Award Journey

MSN Chair 8/04

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MBGinn Implementation of an Acute Care Tobacco

Cessation Protocol

MSN Chair 12/03

AJCihak Tobacco Control Practices among Neuro-

Science Nurses

MSN Chair 12/02

SMcPhail Tobacco Control Practices among Maternal-

Child Nurses

MSN Chair 12/02

SLinnell Professional Characteristics of NP Faculty

and NP Students

MSN Chair 12/01

JLowery Organ Failure and HIV MSN Chair 12/01

CONSULTANT AND BOARDS (past 5 years)

2009-2011 University of South Carolina Aiken School of Nursing Advisory Board

2006-08 Vanderbilt University Community Partnerships for Tobacco Cessation,

American Legacy Foundation, Consultant; Cathy Taylor FNP, DNP PI

2003-06 Tobacco Free Nurses, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, Linda Sarna RN, PhD,

PI PEER REVIEW PANEL (past 10 years)

2009-current Manuscript Reviewer: Drug and Alcohol

2004-current Manuscript Reviewer: Nicotine and Tobacco Research

1999-current Manuscript Reviewer: AACN Clinical Issues: Advanced Practice in Acute and

Critical Care

1999-current Manuscript Reviewer: Heart and Lung

SERVICE

ACADEMIC AND/OR PROFESSIONAL

University of Virginia, President’s Office

03/13-current Member

EVP Health Affairs Search Committee -

University of Virginia, School of Continuing and Professional Studies

03/12-current Co-Chair

Academic Steering Committee -

University of Virginia, School of Medicine 5/12-current Member

Faculty Development Advisory Committee (FDAC)

University of Virginia, School of Nursing

01/12-current Chair

Academic Leadership and Outcomes

10/11-current Dean’s Council

Steering Committee

10/11-current Ex-Officio Committee Member: BSN Program, MSN-DNP Program, PhD

Program, Diversity, International

University of Virginia Health System

03/12-current Magnet Steering Committee

Member

03/12-current Professional Development/Education Committee of Professional Nursing Staff

Organization (PNSO)

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Member

10/11-current Nursing Council for Clinical and Academic Collaboration (NCCAC)

Member


University Committees

2011-9/11 Presidential Enterprise Strategic Planning, Long Term Activity

Chair, Sub-Group Education

2011-9/11 Presidential Enterprise Strategic Planning, Long Term Activity

Chair, Sub-Group Education

2010-9/11 Presidential Enterprise Strategic Planning, Steering Committee/Workgroup

2010-2011 Presidential Workgroup: Faculty Development

2008-2011 SACS Accreditation Committees

Expert Advisor: Education Programs and Policies

Expert Advisor: Curriculum

Expert Advisor: Undergraduate Programs and Policies

Expert Advisor: Governance and Administration of Students

Member: Institutional Effectiveness

2008-09 Member, Executive Academic Council

2007-9/11 Member, Graduate School Council

Chair-Elect, current (Chair term for 2011-2012)

2007-9/11 Member, University Assessment Committee

2006-08 Member, Tobacco Free Campus Task Force

Implementation and Reporting Sub-Committee

Human Impact and Enforcement Sub-Committee

2006-07 Member, Faculty Practice Plan Council

2006-07 Member, Clinical Translational Research Steering Committee

GHSU CON Committees

2008-9/11 Chair, Academic Program Managers/Specialist Group; 2008- Current

2007-9/11 Chair, Academic Affairs Committee

2007-9/11 Chair, Outcomes Assessment Committee

2006-09 Member, Faculty Promotion, Development, and Tenure

2006-09 Member, Doctorate of Nursing Practice Committee

2006-9/11 Ex-Officio Member: Undergraduate Program, Undergraduate Admissions,

Masters Program, Masters Admissions, DNP Program, DNP Admissions, PhD

Program, PhD Admissions

Georgia Association of Directors and Deans of Nursing

2010-9/11 Elected Member, Academic Program – Faculty Development

Nurses for Tobacco Control

2005-current Founder and Chair, Nurses for Tobacco Control

National Coalition of Nurse Educators Integrating Research, Education,

Advocacy, and Practice for Tobacco Control (www.nurses4tobaccocontrol.org );


University Committees

2004-05 Member, Associate Dean of Faculty Development and Research Search

2004-06 Member, Faculty Senate

School Committees

2005-06 Member, Doctorate of Nursing Practice Task Force

http://www.nurses4tobaccocontrol.org/

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2005-06 Member, Values Based Education

2004 Member, Faculty Workload Task Force

2003-04 Chair, Graduate Student Appeals

2003-04 Chair, Undergraduate Student Appeals

2001-03 Chair, Graduate Curriculum Standards, CCNE Accreditation

2000-02 Chair, Faculty Merit Evaluation Task Force

2000-03 Chair, Faculty Welfare and Development

University of South Carolina

School Committees

1994-95 Member, Faculty Development and Welfare

MEDIA INTERVIEWS

2012 EPA Rules on Soot Pollution Standard Deadline is Friday. Public News Service Virginia

and RADIO News Interview, Richmond, VA; 12/11/12.

2012 Books Challenge Readers to Learn from New Experiences and Other Cultures, UVA

TODAY and RADIO News Interview, Charlottesville, VA; 6/19/12

2011 Doctor of Nursing Program, WJBF, ABC (Channel 6) News Interview, Augusta, GA;

4/11/11

2011 Can E-Cigs Help You Kick Smoking for Good, WAGT, NBC (Channel 26) News

Feature, Augusta, GA; 2/24/11

2011 Nursing Education Partnerships Extended, GHSU Beeper, News Interview, Vol 21 (02)

pg 4; Augusta, GA; 2/9/11

2011 College of Nursing Names VA Scholars, GHSU Beeper, News Interview, Vol 21 (02) pg

6; Augusta, GA; 2/9/11

2010 Great American Smokeout: Event Gives Would-Be Quitters Some Support, The Augusta

Chronicle Interview; Augusta, GA; 11/16/10

2010 Tobacco Cessation Program Helps Pregnant Smokers, MCG Beeper, News Interview,

Vol 20 (16) pg 5; Augusta, GA; 8/11/10

2010 Loan Program to Help Recruit Nursing Faculty, MCG Beeper, News Interview, Vol 20

(16) pg 1; Augusta, GA; 8/11/10

2010 March of Dimes Helping Mothers Quit Smoking, The MEANS Report, WJBF, Channel 6

News Interview; Augusta, GA; 7/25/10

2010 Helping Expectant Mothers Who Smoke, WJBF, ABC (Channel 6) News Interview,

Augusta, GA; 7/15/10

2010 BBQ Smoke, Smoking Habits and Carbon Monoxide Exposure, AACN Bold Voices Vol

2(6) Interview; Aliso Viejo, CA; 6/1/10

2010 Preparing Nurses to Care for Today’s Veterans, NurseZone.Com Interview,

4/26/10. 2010 E-Cigarettes Fuels Fierce Debate, WRDW, CBS (Channel 12) News Interview, Augusta,

GA; 1/15/10

2009 Resolve Complements Nicotine-Blocker, The Augusta Chronicle Interview; Augusta,

GA; 11/19/09

2009 Augusta Tech Could Add Nursing Program, The Augusta Chronicle Interview; Augusta,

GA; 9/11/09

2009 New Smokeless Tobacco Products Pose Practice Implications, AACN Bold Voices

Interview; Aliso Viejo, CA; 9/1/09

2009 Set Small Goals to See Resolutions to Success, The Augusta Chronicle Interview;

Augusta, GA; 1/01/09

2008 Smoking More Costly During Tough Economic Times, WRDW, CBS (Channel 12)

News Interview; Augusta, GA; 11/19/08

2008 Smoking to End on Grounds, The Augusta Chronicle Interview; Augusta, GA; 9/3/08

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2008 STAR Approach to Helping Patients Quit Smoking, WAGT, NBC News Interview;

Augusta, GA; 8/08

2007 Tobacco Free Campus: Nursing Leadership at MCG, WRDW, CBS News Interview;

Augusta, GA; 11/07

2007 Great American Smoke Out: Helping Augustans Quit,WGAC FM Radio, 95.5 Interview;

Augusta, GA; 11/07

2007 Nursing Shortage: MCG Innovations, WFLA Channel 8 News Interview; Augusta, GA;

10/07

2007 Smokeless Tobacco: Harm Reduction or Danger, WGAC FM Radio, 95.5 Interview;

Augusta, GA; 6/07

2007 Feature Story, Alternative Tobacco: The Risks Continue, MCG Today, Medical College

of Georgia; Augusta, GA 6/07

2005 Feature Story, The Journey to Becoming Smoke Free, Horizons in Health Care,

Georgetown University, School of Nursing and Health Studies; Washington, DC; 3/05

2003 NPR News, Tobacco Cessation: A Perfect New Years Resolution, WAM FM Radio, 88.5

Interview; Washington, DC; 12/03

2003 NPR News, Challenges in Critical Care, WAM FM Radio, 88.5 Interview; Washington,

DC; 5/03

2002 Feature Story, To Your Good Health, The Washington Post Magazine; Washington, DC;

1/02

2001 Feature Story, What Every Patient Should Know, Ladies Home Journal; 6/01

2001 Feature Story, NPs Calling the Shots, The Augusta Chronicle; Augusta, GA; 5/99

AWARDS/HONORS

2012 Thomas A. Saunders III Endowed Chair; University of Virginia, School of Nursing

2009 E. Louise Grant Endowed Chair; Medical College of Georgia, School of Nursing

2007 Fellow, American Academy of Nursing

2005 Excellence in Research Award, George Mason University, College of Nursing and Health

Science

2004 Excellence in Teaching Faculty Award, Georgetown University, School of Nursing and

Health Studies

2004 Outstanding Graduate Teaching Award, American College of Nurse Midwives

2003 Excellence in Research Faculty Award, Georgetown University, School of Nursing and

Health Studies

2001 Excellence in Graduate Teaching Award, Georgetown University, School of Nursing and

Health Studies

2000 Circle of Excellence Mentoring Award, American Association of Critical Care Nurses

1999 Mentor Award of Excellence, Wyeth-Ayerst Fellowship Program, American Association

of Critical Care Nurses

1999 Outstanding Service Award, Georgia Nurses Association, Augusta, Georgia

1999 Nurse of the Year Award, Georgia Nurses Association, Augusta, Georgia

1998 Spirit of Nursing Showcase Award, Advanced Practice Nurse Associates

VA Medical Center, Augusta, Georgia

1992 Presidents Award for Service Excellence, American Heart Association, Lawton, OK

1989 Parry Scholarship Recipient, University of Oklahoma, Norman, OK

TEACHING

University of Virginia

UVA – SCHOOL OF NURSING

Courses Role Year Enrollment

GNUR6032: APN Roles II Lead-Coordinator Sp 13 68

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GCNL 6056: Health Policy (CNL-

2nd

Yr)

Guest Lecture: Power

of Political Advocacy

Sp 13 30

GNUR 3100: Care of Chronically

Ill – (BSN – 3rd

Yr)

Guest Lecture: Tobacco

Cessation

Sp 13 88

GNUR6031: APN Roles I Co-Coordinator Fa 12 65

NUIP 2240: Lifespan Guest Lecture: Tobacco

Cessation

Fa 12 107

GNUR 4420: Foundations of Prof

Nursing -RN-BSN

Guest Lecture: Healthy

Work Environment

Fa 12 30

GNUR 4420: Foundations of Prof

Nursing -RN-BSN

Guest Lecture:

Professionalism & Cert

Fa 12 30

GNUR5110: Care of Adult and

Older (CNL 1st yr)

Guest Lecture: Tobacco

Cessation

Fa 12 30

CNL 2nd

Year –Brown Bag Guest Lecture: Tobacco

Cessation

Fa 12 30

GNUR 8210: PhD Guest Lecture:

Academic Research

Fa 12 15

GNUR6032: APN Roles II Co-Coordinator Sp 12 65

GNUR6031: APN Roles I Guest Lecture: APRN

Legislative Issues

Fa 11 68


GHSU – COLLEGE OF NURSING


NURS7000: Clinical Reasoning Guest Lecture: Tobacco

Cessation

Sp 11 98

NURS9240: Independent Study:

Nursing Education Pedagogies


Data and Resource Management


Research Grant Proposal and HAC

DRP

NURS9250: Investigation of a

Problem: Data Collection: Barriers

and Solutions for Clinical Trials

NURS9300: Dissertation

NURS7722: PACE ACNP II

Coordinator

Coordinator

Coordinator

Coordinator

Coordinator

Coordinator

Sp 11

Sp 11

Sp 11

Sp 11

Sp 11

Sp 11

1

1

1

1

1

4

NURS7800: CNL Clinical

Residency/Practicum

Guest

Lecture:Professionalism

& Certification

Fa 10 77


Residency/Practicum

Guest Lecture:Healthy

Work Environment

Fa 10 77

NURS7470: Advanced Health

Assessment


Application of Nursing Research

Pedagogies among Undergraduate

Clin/Lab Faculty

Coordinator

Fa 10

Fa 10

23

1

23


Students


Application of MI Strategies to

Maintain Empowerment for No

Tobacco-relapse

NURS9250: Investigation of a

Problem: Data Collection: Barriers

and Solutions for Clinical Trials

NURS9300: Dissertation

NURS7712: PACE ACNP I

Coordinator

Coordinator

Coordinator

Coordinator

Fa 10

Fa 10

Fa 10

Fa 10

1

1

1

4

NURS3106: Health Promotion Guest Lecture: Tobacco

Cessation

Su 10 100


Cessation

Sp 10 77

NURS9020: Seminar-Progression

and Advancement with PhD

Dissertation

Course Faculty Sp 10 10


Scholarly Approaches to Tobacco

Dependent Pregnant Women

Coordinator Sp 10 1


Residency/Practicum


Work Environment

Fa 09 41


Residency/Practicum

Guest


& Certification

Fa 09 41

NURS9300: Dissertation Coordinator Fa 09 1


Cessation

Su 09 138


Scholarly Application of Tobacco

Control for Maternal-Child Health

Coordinator Su 09 1


Cessation

Sp 09 41

NURS6300: Biostatistics and

Epidemiology

Coordinator Sp 09 5


Residency/Practicum

Guest

Lecture:Complexity

Science & Practice

Fa 08 33


Residency/Practicum

Guest


& Certification

Fa 08 33


Residency/Practicum


Work Environment

Fa 08 33

NURS8620: PhD Critical Analysis

of Health Models

Coordinator Fa 08 8


Cessation

Su 08 145


Neonatal Second Hand Smoke

Exposure: An Integrative Review

Coordinator Su 08 1

NURS7000: Clinical Reasoning Guest Lecture: Tobacco Sp 08 33

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Cessation


Cessation

Su 07 134


Residency/Practicum

Faculty Fa 07 13 (3 clinical)


Cessation

Sp 07 13

NURS7223: DNP Bioethics Co-Coordinator Sp 07 50


Cessation

Su 06 125



NURS672: Acute Care NP I Coordinator 1999-06 3-12 (3-4 clinical)

NURS674: Acute Care NP II Coordinator 1999-06 3-12 (3-4 clinical)

NURS680: Acute Care NP III Coordinator 1999-06 3-12

NURS642: Critical Care CNS I Co-Coordinator 2003-06 3-5 (3-4 clinical)

NURS644: Critical Care CNS II Co-Coordinator 2003-06 3-5

NURS650: Critical Care CNS III Co-Coordinator 2003-06 3-5

NURS685: Family NP I Faculty 1999-03 10-20 (2-3 clinical)

NURS681: Family NP II Faculty 1999-03 10-20 (2-3 clinical)

NURS712: Family NP III Faculty 1999-03 10-20 (2-3 clinical)

NURS751: Family NP IV Faculty 1999-03 10-20 (2-3 clinical)

NURS546: Advanced

Pathophysiology

Coordinator 2003 20-40

NURS528: Advanced Health

Assessment

Coordinator 2003-04 20-40

NURS200: Theory and

Professionalism

Coordinator 2002 10-12

NURS011: Health Assessment Coordinator 2001-03 40 (10 clinical)

NURS173: Care of Children and

Adults

Faculty 2001 40 (3-5 clinical)

University of South Carolina


NURS786: Management Acute

Adult Health I

Coordinator 1994 8

NURS787: Management Acute

Adult Health II

Coordinator 1995 8

NURS707: Advanced

Pathophysiology

Coordinator 1994-95 30-50

NURS311: Introduction Health

Assessment

Faculty 1994 45

NURS411: Acute Care Adult

Medical Surgical

Faculty 1994 45 (8 clinical)

CONTINUING EDUCATION (past 6 years)

6/2013 Management and Leadership in Higher Education, Harvard University, Boston,

MA (80 hrs)

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5/2013 National Teaching Institute & Critical Care American Association of Critical

Care Nurses, Boston, MA (8 hrs CE)

3/2013 Southern Nursing Research Society, Little Rock, AK (8 hrs CE)


Care Nurses, Orlando, FL (8 hrs CE)

3/2012 Southern Nursing Research Society, New Orleans, LA (8 hrs CE)

1/2012 Leadership in Academic Matters, University of Virginia, Charlottesville, VA

(48 hrs)


Care Nurses, New Orleans, LA (8 hrs CE)

3/2011 Advancing Women’s Leadership: American Council on Education, Office of

Women in Higher Education, Charleston, SC ( 20 hrs CE)

3/2011 Southern Nursing Research Society, Jacksonville, FL (8 hrs CE)


Care Nurses, Washington, DC (8 hrs CE)

3/2010 Southern Nursing Research Society, Austin, TX (8 hrs CE)

10/2009 American Association of Colleges of Nursing, Annual Deans Conference,

Washington, DC (4.5 hrs CE)


Care Nurses, New Orleans, LA (8 hrs CE)

3/2009 Southern Nursing Research Society, Baltimore, MD (8 hrs CE)

5/2009 National Teaching Institute & Critical Care, American Association of Critical

Care Nurses, Chicago, IL (8 hrs CE)

10/2008 American Association of Colleges of Nursing, Annual Deans Conference,

Washington, DC (8 hrs CE)

4/2008 National Organization Nurse Practitioner Faculty, Annual Conference,

Louisville, KY (16 hrs CE)

5/2007 National Teaching Institute & Critical Care, American Association of Critical

Care Nurses, Atlanta, GA (8 hrs CE)

KEY WORDS: Tobacco Control, Nursing Professionalism, Acute and Critical Care Nursing,

Advanced Practice Nursing; 7/14/13jh

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