CRYSTAL CURTIS WEIKEL, RN, PHD, NE-BC

19530 North 73rd Avenue

Glendale, Arizona 85308
Mobile: (310) 916-6095
E-Mail: crystal.weikel@aol.com
EDUCATION
1989-1993

University of California, Los Angeles, PhD Nursing Science. June 1993.

Postdoctoral Fellowship. June 1994.

1987-1989

University of California, Los Angeles, M.S.N.Psychiatric-Mental Health. June 1989.

1985-1987

California State University, Los Angeles, B.S.N. June 1987.

1980-1984

El Camino College, Torrance, A.S.N. January 1984.

MAGNET RECOGNITION PROGRAM CONSULTANT

09/15-Present

Dignity Health Saint Josephs Hospital Medical Center, Magnet Education Consultant.

CLINICAL PRACTICE, RESEARCH, EVIDENCE-BASED PRACTICE, EDUCATION

10/13-05/15

Scottsdale Lincoln Health Network, Institutional Review Board Scientific Voting Member.

08/10-03/14

John C. Lincoln Health Network, Network Director of Nursing Professional Practice, Research,
Evidence-Based Practice, Education and Magnet Designation.

12/08-08/10

Saint Johns Health Center, Director of Evidence-Based Practice and Research. Developed and
implemented Staff Nurse Evidence-Based Practice Fellowship Program. Grant Funded by
UniHealth.

06/05-10/09

Childrens Hospital Los Angeles, Director of Research, Outcomes and Regulations, Patient Care
Services. Developed and implemented Staff Nurse Research Fellowship Program. Magnet
Designation 2008. National Database on Nursing Quality Indicators (NDNQI). Primary Site
Coordinator. University of California, San Francisco, California Nursing Outcomes Coalition
(CalNOC). CalNOC Partners for Quality Pilot Studies: Medication Accuracy; Pain
Management; Blood Stream Infection; Ventilator-Assisted Pneumonia. Primary Site Coordinator.
Committee on Clinical Investigations (Institutional Review Board) Scientific Voting Member.

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09/86-06/05

Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, Magnet Program Director. 16th Magnet facility 2000-2004;
Magnet re-designation 2004-2008. Research Scientist. Research-Based Nursing Practice:
Extramural Funding and Program Evaluation. Institutional Review Board (IRB), Scientific Voting
Member University of California, San Francisco, California Nursing Outcomes Coalition
(CalNOC). CalNOC Partners for Quality -Translation of Research Into Practice, Fall Reduction
Study, Lead Contact. Institute for Healthcare Improvement, Funded by Robert Wood Johnson
Foundation (RWJF), Transforming Care at the Bedside, Key Contact. Nursing Research
Committee Co-Chair. Annual Research Day Coordinator; Staff Research Seminar Development.
Principal Investigator. Factors Affecting Job Stress and Strain Among Acute Care Nurses Caring
for Orthopaedic Patients, IRB Approval 04-060207. End of Life Research Committee Member.
End of Life Pain Management of Patients on Hospice/Palliative Care Service. Hospital Redesign:
Quality and Outcomes of Care. Pilot Study.Medical Record Abstraction Pre and Post Patient

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Focused Care. Nurse Researcher, External Interrater Reliability of Patient Classification Systems.
Restructuring Operations-Patient Focused Care. Training and Coordinating Staff at Cedars-Sinai
Medical Center and Kenneth Norris Cancer Hospital and Research Institute, Los Angeles.
Medication Error Study: Data Collection and Analysis. Staff Nurse. Hospice, HematologyOncology.
06/90-11/97

University of California, Los Angeles, School of Nursing. Post Doctoral Fellow.

Intervention for Minority Partners of Persons with AIDS.
Funded by Agency for Health Care Policy and Research (AHCPR) #5 F32-HS00096-03.
Administrative Nurse IV - Project Director, UCLA AIDS Nursing Network. Dr. Adeline
Nyamathi, Principal Investigator. Impoverished Minority Women at Risk for AIDS.
Funded by the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) #DA 05565/DA 06719.
Graduate Nurse Researcher: AIDS/HIV Education Program-Undergraduate and Graduate Nursing
Students. Dr. Linda Sarna. Research Assistant. Hope and Psychological Adversity in Persons
with AIDS and their Significant Others. Quality of Patient Care of Persons with AIDS. Dr. Gwen
Van Servellen.

GRANT FUNDING
2012-2013

John C. Lincoln Health Network Foundation.Interdisciplinary Research/Evidence-Based

Fellowship Program. Fund #GD0312-202026.

2012-2013

John C. Lincoln Health Network Foundation.Self-Caring Education Program: Professional

Practice Model. Fund #LG0112-203001.

2012-2013

John C. Lincoln Health Network Foundation.Research and Western Institutional Review Board
(WIRB). Fund # GD0112-202026.

CLINICAL PRACTICE
9/86-3/98

Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, Clinical Staff Nurse, Hospice-Hematology/Oncology.

7/84-9/86

L.A.C.- U.S.C. Medical Center-Women's Hospital, Charge Nurse, Gynecology/Oncology.

1/82-7/84

Torrance Memorial Medical Center, Student Nurse Worker. Float Team.

1/80-1/82

Bay Harbor Rehabilitation Center.Long Term Care Facility. Certified Nurse Assistant.

ACADEMIA
08/15-Present

Chamberlain College of Nursing. Associate Professor. Prelicensure Program.

12/13-Present

Chamberlain College of Nursing. Visiting Professor. Graduate Program. NR505 Advanced

Research Methods and Evidence-Based Practice.

01/12-01/15

Grand Canyon University, College of Nursing. Adjunct Faculty. Acute and Family Nurse
Practitioner and Clinical Nurse Leadership Programs.N502 Theoretical Foundations of Nursing;
N504 Research Analysis and Utilization in Healthcare; N508 Ethics, Healthcare Policy and
Finance.Center for Innovation in Research and Teaching (CIRT) and Journal of Instructional
Research (JIR) Reviewer. Mentor, DNP Program.

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09/13-12/13

American Sentinel University, Doctoral Committee Member. A Descriptive Pilot Study on Chief
Nursing Officer Perceptions of the Usefulness of the Schmidt Model of Differentiated Practice in
Acute Nursing Care Delivery.Kristin Schmidt, MBA, RN, NEA-BC, CENP, CPHQ, FACHE,
DNP.

8/10-6/11

Arizona State University, Collegeof Nursing and Health Innovation.Faculty Associate. EvidenceBased Practice Mentorship Program, Mentor.Undergraduate Program.N315 Methods and Critical
Appraisal for Evidence-Based Practice (3 Credit Hours).Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) &
Graduate Certificate in Evidence-Based Practice in Nursing and Healthcare.N706 Application of
Principles of Mentorship for change Toward Evidence-Based Practice (4 Credit Hours).

2/04-8/10

California State University, Los Angeles, School of Nursing, Faculty-Masters of Science in

Nursing Program.N502 Role of the Advanced Practice Nurse (3 units); N504 Research Utilization
and Evidenced Based Practice (2 units); N590 Research Methodologies (4 units); N592 Nursing
Theory and Research.N424 Introduction to Research (3 units). On-Site Master of Nursing
Program, Faculty, Transforming Care at the Bedside, N596; Qualitative Research Methods, N500.

PUBLICATIONS *Formerly Crystal Curtis Bennett

Bennett, C. (2012). Evidence-Based Practice in Long Term Care Facilities. ADVANCE for Nurses, Merion
Publications.
Bennett, C. (2007). Evidence-Based Practice: Taking Research to the Bedside. ADVANCE for Nurses, Merion
Publications.
Burnes Bolton, L; Donaldson, N; Rutledge, D; Bennett, C; Brown, D. (2007).The Impact of Nursing Interventions
Outcome Measures, Effective Interventions and Priorities for Future Research. Supplement 64 (2):
123S-143S. Medical Care Research and Review.
Burnes Bolton, L; Shihady, I; Bennett, C; Broussard, P; Fridman, M; Fink, A; Fridman, R; Aydin, C; Korst, L;
Gregory, K. (2005).Engaging Nurse Leaders in Health Services Research. Journal of Nursing
Administration, 35(5):238-243.
Georges, C.A.; Burnes Bolton, L; Bennett C.(2003). Quality of Care in African-American Communities and the
Nursing Shortage.Journal of National Black Nurses Association, 14(2):16-24.
Burnes Bolton, L.; Bennett, C.; Georges, A. (2002). Test of Functional Health Literacy in Adults Among
African-American Men and Women. Journal of National Black Nurses Association,
Burnes Bolton, L.; Bennett, C.; Richards, H.; Gary, F.; Harris, L.; Millon-Underwood, S.; and Williams, B.
(2001).Nursing research priorities of the National Black Nurses Association.November/December,
Nursing Outlook.
Nyamathi, A.; Flaskerud, J.; Leake, B.; Bennett, C. (1998) Effectiveness of a Specialized vs. Traditional AIDS
Educational Program Attended by Impoverished Women Alone or with Significant Other. AIDS
Education and Prevention.
Nyamathi, A. and Bennett, C. (1997). Visual Coping Scenarios to Facilitate Discussion of Coping
Responses with Impoverished Women at Risk for AIDS.Journal of Psychosocial Nursing and
Mental Health Characteristics, 35(8): 17-23.
Nyamathi, A.; Bennett, C.; Leake, B. (1995). Predictors of Maintained High Risk Behaviors Among
Impoverished Women.Public Health Reports, 110:600-606.
Nyamathi, A.; Bennett, C., Leake, B., Chen, S. (I 995). Social Support Among Impoverished Women.
Nursing Research, 44(6):375-378.
Nyamathi, A.; Lewis, C.; Leake, B.; Flaskerud, J.; Bennett, C. (1995). Barriers to Condom Use and
Needle Cleaning Among Impoverished Minority Female Injection Drug Users and Partners of
Injection Drug Users.Public Health Reports, 110(2), 166-172.
Nyamathi, A; Flaskerud, J.; Bennett, C.; Leake, B.; Lewis, C. (1994). Evaluation of AIDS Education
Programs in Impoverished Latina Women.Health Education and Prevention , 6, 297-310.

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Nyamathi, A; Bennett, C.; Leake, B.; Lewis, C; Flaskerud, J. (1993). AIDS-Related Knowledge, Perceived Risk
and High Risk Behaviors Among Impoverished Minority Women. American Journal of Public Health,
83(1):65-71.
Nyamathi, A; Leake, B.; Flaskerud, J.; Lewis, C.; Bennett, C. (1993). Outcomes of Specialized and
Traditional AIDS Counseling Programs for Impoverished Women of Color.Research in Nursing
and Health, 16:11-21.
BOOK CHAPTER
2014
2001

Curtis, E. and Bennett, C. Transformational Leadership and the Impact on Nurse Satisfaction and NurseSensitive Patient Outcomes. In Progress.
Burnes Bolton, L and Bennett, C. Chapter 15: Policy Spotlight, What is a Magnet Hospital?,Policy and
Politics in Nursing and Health Care, Fourth Edition. Edited by Diana J. Mason, RN, PhD, FAAN; Judith
K. Leavitt, RN Med, FAAN; and Mary W. Chaffee, RN, MS, CAN, CCRN.

CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS
2014
2014
2014
2013
2013
2013
2013
2013
2012
2012
2012
2012

2010

Trinity College of Nursing. 15th Annual Healthcare Interdisciplinary Research Conference and Student
Colloquium: Health, Wellbeing and Innovation: Recent Advances in Research, Practice and Education.
November 4-6. Dublin, Ireland.
Trinity College of Nursing.Leadership Symposium Presenter.Investigating the Impact of Leadership
Style on Nurse Satisfaction and Patient Outcomes.September 11. Dublin, Ireland.
Gila River Health Care. Developing your emotional intelligence to improve relationships and
productivity in the workplace. March 17, 2014.
Trinity College of Nursing. 14th Annual Interdisciplinary Research Conference: Optimising Health in the
21st Century.Development and implementation of an interdisciplinary research and evidence-based
practice fellowship program.Podium Presentation. November 5-7. Dublin, Ireland.
6thInternational Conference of Evidence-Based Health Care Teachers & Developers.Development
and Implementation of an Evidence-Based Nursing Practice Fellowship Program, Podium Presentation,
October 30-November 2, Sicily, Italy.
Northern Arizona University/Glendale Community College. Panel Member with U.S. Department of
Education, Assistant Secretary Dr. Brenda Dann-Messier.
Midwestern Nursing Research Society 37th Annual Research Conference.Development and
implementation of an interdisciplinary research and evidence-based practice fellowship program. March
7-10. Chicago.
University of Iowa. 20th National Evidence-Based Practice Conference: Moving EBP Forward: It is
Time!Development and implementation of an interdisciplinary research and evidence-based practice
fellowship program. April. Coral City, Iowa.
Trinity College of Nursing. 13th Annual Interdisciplinary Research Conference: Optimising Health in the
21st Century.Development and implementation of an interdisciplinary research and evidence-based
practice fellowship program. November 7-9. Dublin, Ireland.
ADVANCEfor Nurses Webinar and Continuing Education. Critical Thinking in Long-Term Care
Facilities. Phoenix, September 20.
Ochsner Medical Center 4th Annual Evidence-Based Practice Research Conference.Investigation of
the impact of an interdisciplinary research and evidence-based practice fellowship program.Podium
Presentation. October 29. New Orleans.
Arizona Nurses Association Research and Evidence-Based Practice Symposium."Nurses at the Table:
Bridging the Gap from Acute Care to Community. Development and Implementation of an
Interdisciplinary Research and Evidence-Based Practice Fellowship Program, Podium
Presentation.September 14, Phoenix.
ADVANCEfor Nurses Job Fair and Continuing Education Event. Patient Advocacy. Los Angeles and
Pasadena, California, September 9.

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2010

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11th Annual National/International Evidence-Based Practice Conference. Translating Research into

Best Practice with Vulnerable Populations: The Role of Technology in Advancing Evidence-Based Care,
Development and Implementation of an Evidence-Based Nursing Practice Fellowship Program, Podium
Presentation.June 10, Arizona State University.
Saint Johns Health Center.The Harold McAlister Charitable Foundation.Women and Heart Disease:
The Hearts Pump-What You Should Know About Heart Failure. Podium Presentation. May 19.
6th Annual Nursing Research Conference.Practice Makes Perfect. Effectiveness of a Staff Nurse
Evidence-Based Practice Fellowship Program, Poster Presentation. May 6, Cleveland Clinic.
17th National Evidence-Based Practice Conference.Evidence, Public Policy and Practice, Development
and Implementation of an Evidence-Based Nursing Practice Fellowship Program, Poster
Presentation.April 22-23, University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics.
5thInternational Conference of Evidence-Based Health Care Teachers & Developers.Development
and Implementation of an Evidence-Based Nursing Practice Fellowship Program, Podium Presentation,
October, Sicily, Italy.
4th International Congress on Innovations in Nursing.Development and Implementation of an
Evidence-Based Nursing Practice Fellowship Program, Poster Session, May 27-29, Western Australia.
ADVANCEfor Nurses Job Fair and Continuing Education Event. Quality Measurement and Reducing
Medication Errors.Los Angeles and Pasadena, California.
University of California, San Francisco, California Nursing Outcomes Coalition (CalNOC)
Conference. Utilization of CalNOC Data in Pediatrics.
ADVANCE for Nurses Job Fair and Continuing Education Event. Ergonomics in the
Workplace.Ontario and Anaheim, California.
ADVANCEfor Nurses Job Fair and Continuing Education Event. Leadership Versus Management and
the Joint Commission National Patient Safety Goals. Los Angeles and Pasadena, California.
ADVANCEfor Nurses Job Fair and Continuing Education Event. Evidence-Based Practice.Ontario,
San Diego, Anaheim California.
ADVANCE for Nurses Job Fair and Continuing Education Event. Shared Governance
Collaborative.Los Angeles Convention Center. Los Angeles, California.
ADVANCEfor Nurses Job Fair and Continuing Education Event. Shared Governance
Collaborative.Madison Square Garden. New York City, New York.
ADVANCE for Nurses Job Fair and Continuing Education Event. Emerging Infectious Diseases,
Ontario Convention Center.Los Angeles, Ontario, Pasadena and Anaheim, California.
Nursing Leadership Council. The American Nurses Credentialing Center Magnet
Recognition Program: Making a Difference for Patients, Nurses and Employers. Good
Samaritan Hospital. Los Angeles, California.
American Strategic Management Institute (ASMI).Nursing Recruitment and Retention
Forum.American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC) Magnet Designation Program, San Diego.
International Council of Nurses. Quality of Care in African-American Communities and the Nursing
Shortage.Symposium Presentation, Taipeii, Taiwan.
VHA Leadership Award for Operational Excellence. This award honors organizations that have
differentiated themselves around national performance standards by achieving exceptionally high levels
of performance. Cedars-Sinai Medical Center Magnet Re-Designation, 2004.
Translating Research into Improved Nursing Outcomes. Cedars-Sinai Medical Center.Transforming
Care at the Bedside, Funded by Robert Wood Johnson Foundation in collaboration with the Institute of
Healthcare Improvement, Symposium Presentation.
Translating Research into Improved Nursing Outcomes. Cedars-Sinai Medical Center. Using
Education and Observation to Reduce Medication Administration Errors, Poster Presentation.
Childrens Hospital Los Angeles.Magnet Designation Program Retreat. American Nurses Credentialing
Center (ANCC) Magnet Program History, Application Process and Site Visit.
San Fernando Valley Association of Critical Care Nurses Bi-Annual Conference. Magnet
Recognition Program: Making a Difference for Patients, Nurses, and Employers. Sportsmans Lodge,
Universal City, CA.

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National Congress on the State of the Science in Nursing Research. Council for the Advancement of
Nursing Science.Developing a Prevalence Study Methodology to Detect Potential and Actual IV
Medication Administration Errors, Washington, D.C. Poster Presentation.
American Nurses Credentialing Center. Magnet Recognition Program: Making a Difference for
Patients, Nurses, and Employers. Holy Cross Medical Center, Tarzana, CA.
American Nurses Credentialing Center, 7th Annual Magnet Conference. Magnet: The Bridge Across the
Quality Chasm. Houston, Texas. Nursing Quality Indicators CalNOC Experiences.
National Black Nurses Association. Quality of Care in African-American Communities and the Nursing
Shortage, Washington, D.C. Symposium Presentation.
Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, World Aids Day.Factors Which Impact Coping and Health Outcome of
Significant Others of Persons with AIDS.Funded by NCNR #5F31NRO6744.
American Nurses Credentialing Center. Magnet Recognition Program: Making a Difference for
Patients, Nurses, and Employers, San Diego, CA.
Sigma Theta Tau, 8th International Nursing Research Congress. Ocho Rios, Jamaica. Women at
Risk for HIV: The Impact of an Innovative AIDS Education Program on Risk Behavior. Predictors of
Maintained High Risk Behaviors Among Impoverished Women.
Sigma Theta Tau, Gamma Tau Chapter, 9th Annual Graduate Student Research Day, UCLA
School of Nursing, Los Angeles.Nursing Intervention for Minority Partners of Persons with AIDS.
National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, NIH; Commission of the European
Communities; World Health Organization (WHO), Biotechnology Against AIDS, Florence, Italy.
AIDS: From Basic Science to Prevention Diagnosis and Therapy. AIDS Knowledge, Perceived
Risk and High Risk behaviors Among High and Low Acculturated Latina and African-American
Homeless and Drug Addicted Women.
Sigma Theta Tau, Iota Sigma and Nu Mu Chapters and City of Hope National Medical Center,
Division of Nursing and Department of Nursing Research and Education, Research with Vulnerable
Populations, Duarte, California.Challenges of Multicultural Research in Southern California.
USC School of Medicine-Barlow Respiratory Hospital, Sense of Coherence (SOC)-Dr. Aaron
Antonovsky, Los Angeles. SOC and Minority Women at Risk for HIV Infection.
Sigma Theta Tau, Gamma Tau Chapter, 6th Annual Graduate Student Research Day, UCLA
School of Nursing, Los Angeles.Factors Which Impact Coping and Health Outcome of Significant
Others of Persons with AIDS.
Western Institute of Nursing (WIN), 25th Annual Communicating Nursing Research Conference,
Seattle, Washington. Scholarship in Practice. AIDS Knowledge, Perceived Risk and High Risk
Behaviors Among Women of Color.
American Academy of Nursing (AAN), Annual Conference and Scientific Session, St. Louis.
Using Visual Coping Scenarios and Focus Groups with Impoverished Women of Color.
Western Institute of Nursing (WIN), 25th Annual Communicating Nursing Research Conference,
San Diego. Prevention of HIV Among Latinas Through Testing and Counseling. Establishing
Valid, Reliable, and Culturally Sensitive Programs and Measures.
Western Institute of Nursing (WIN), Los Angeles. Ethnic Identity and Family Strengths: Positive
Forces Against Substance Abuse. Culturally Sensitive Assessment.
Sigma Theta Tau, Gamma Tau Chapter, 5th Annual Graduate Student Research Day, UCLA
School of Nursing, Los Angeles.Prevention of AIDS in Low Income Latina Women. Reliability
and Validity of Measures.
Center for Interdisciplinary Research in Immunology and Disease (CIRID), Los Angeles. AIDS
Researchers and Community-Based Organizations: Toward a Collaborative Partnership. Using
Visual Coping Scenarios and Focus Groups with Impoverished Women of Color.

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PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS

Arizona State Board of Nursing, Scope of Practice Committee, Appointed 6/10-6/15

Arizona Nurses Association, ByLaws Committee, Elected 8/13-1/15
Arizona Nurses Association, Finance Committee, 10/13-1/15
Arizona Action Coalition, Education-Practice CollaborativeTask Force, 10/12-1/15
Arizona Nurses Association, 101306, 05/12-01/15
American Organization of Nurse Executives, 10/12-10/13
American Nurses Association, California 10/06-05/12
Association of California Nurse Leaders, 09/06
Western Institute of Nursing, 09/06
Society of Pediatric Nurses, 09/06
Sigma Theta Tau, Gamma Tau Chapter, 0137416, 09/87-08/10
Sigma Theta Tau, Gamma Tau Chapter; By-Laws and Nominating Committee Chair 07/98-07/00
Western Institute of Nursing 05/97-08/00
Alpha Tau Delta, Gamma Pi Chapter 07/98-07/00
LICENSURE

Arizona State Board of Nursing. Registered Nurse License: 164910. Expiration 04/01/17. Active.
California Board of Registered Nursing. Registered Nurse License: 369505. Expiration 04/30/16. Active.

CERTIFICATION

Nurse Executive Certification, ANCC Institute for Credentialing Innovation,10/12-10/17

BLS Provider, Expiration 5/17
Professional Grant Writing, Grant Institute, Certified 12/04

COMMUNITY SERVICE
2008-Present
2015-2015
2012-2012
2011-2011
2008-2009
2008-2008
2007-2007
2004-2006
2004-2004
2004-2004
2004-2004
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2001-2001
2000-2000

Camp RinceCeol, Irish Dance Camp Nurse.

31st Annual 2015 Arizona Academic Decathlon. Speech Judge.
Sunnyslope Community Center, Phoenix. Lecture Varicose Vein; Blood Pressure Screening
SunCorp Technology, Phoenix. Blood Pressure Screening
Girl Scouts of Greater Los Angeles, Troop Leader #290.
Culver City Middle School Chaperone, Washington, D.C. WorldStrides
Culver City Middle School Chaperone, Boston/New York.WorldStrides.
Guided Discoveries, Astrocamp Camp Nurse
Temple Beth Am Health Fair
American Nurses Association Health Fair
Peoples Coordinated Services Health Fair
Brownie Troop Leader, #290, Angeles Girl Scout Council
Girls Scout Troop Co-Leader, #215, Angeles Girl Scout Council
Daisy Troop Leader, #290, Angeles Girl Scout Council
Plummer Park Health Fair
Peoples Coordinated Services Health Fair
Brownie Troop Leader, #215, Angeles Girl Scout Council
Brownie Troop Leader, #439, Angeles Girl Scout Council
Safe Sitter Program, Instructor

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Kidsafe/Kidscare Fair
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Los Angeles Marathon Runners Expo Health Fair

Culver-Palms YMCA Indian Maidens Program, Chief Tribe Leader
Princess Cruise Lines Health Fair
Culver-Palms YMCA Swim Lesson Registration
Culver-Palms United Methodist Church: Parish Nurse Program Chair; Sunday School Teacher;
Nursery Staff Coordinator and Volunteer

REFERENCES

Julie Ward, CNO, Dignity Health Saint Josephs Hospital Medical Center (602) 406-4680
Donna Adams, RN, PhD, Dean, Chamberlain College of Nursing (602) 331-2762
Vicki Bradshaw, RN, EdD, Dean of Faculty, Chamberlain College of Nursing (602) 331-2792
Pat Bishop, RN, PhD, Dean of Faculty, Chamberlain College of Nursing (602) 354-7475
Ann Kavanaugh, MSN, RN, Faculty Manager, MSN Programs, Chamberlain College of Nursing
(630) 353-7337
Bethany Derricott, MSN, RN, CHTS-IS, Faculty Manager, Graduate Programs, Visiting Professor, RN-BSN
Program, Chamberlain College of Nursing (630) 353-8821
Rebecca A. Burhenne RN, MSN, Faculty Manager, Graduate Programs, Visiting Professor, RN-BSN
Program, Chamberlain College of Nursing (440) 479-7052
Linda Burnes Bolton, DrPH, RN, FAAN, Vice President and Chief Nursing Officer, Cedars-Sinai Health
System (310) 423-5191
Adeline Nyamathi, PhD, RN, FAAN, Dean, Academic Affairs. School of Nursing, University of California,
Los Angeles (310) 825-8405

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