College of Health Sciences Nancy McGee DNP, APRN-BC Clinical Assistant Professor

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1 College of Health Sciences Nancy McGee DNP, APRN-BC Clinical Assistant Professor Education Year Institution Degree 2016 Eastern Kentucky University Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner Certificate Family (Post-MSN) 2014 University of Northern Colorado DNP 2007 University of Wyoming MSN, PMHNP 2005 University of Wyoming BSN Professional Experience 2015 Present, Clinical Assistant Professor of Nursing in the Fay W. Whitney School of Nursing, College of Health Sciences, University of Wyoming 2015 Present, Adjunct faculty, University of Colorado College of Nursing, Aurora, CO 2008 Present, Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner, Pathways, Laramie, WY , Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner, Student Health Service, University of Wyoming , Graduate Assistantship, University of Wyoming , Registered Nurse, Inpatient Surgical Unit, Ivinson Memorial Hospital, Laramie, WY Awards and Honors 2016 Top Poster Presentation by the Wyoming Nurses Association 2016 Lillian Wald Award 2016 Outstanding Professional Student Affairs Employee in the Division of Student Affairs ( ) 2014 University of Northern Colorado Dean s Citation for Excellence: Outstanding Capstone 2007 Recipient of the Rising Starts of Nursing Scholarship Award by Sigma Theta Tau International Honor Society of Nursing 2005 University of Wyoming Mabel C. Sargent Memorial Scholarship recipient Research and Scholarship Grants and Funding: (2015) Lillian Wald Award funding $3000 Publications (Peer-Reviewed Journal Articles): N/A Publications (Non-Peer-Reviewed Journal Articles): N/A Publications (Refereed Book and Monograph Chapters): N/A Publications (Technical Reports): N/A Publications (Book Reviews): N/A Publications (Other): McGee, N. & Proctor, J. (2015). Fay W. Whitney School of Nursing welcomes back the Family Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner Program. Invited publication to the Wyoming Nurse Reporter. Presentations (Refereed National and International Abstracts): N/A

2 Presentations (Refereed Local and Regional Abstracts): o McGee, N. (2016). Evaluation of Suicide Risk Training for Primary Care Providers in a College Health Center. Poster presentation at the Wyoming Nurses Association 2016 Wyoming Nursing Summit and Convention. Casper, WY. o McGee, N. & Proctor, J. (2015). Anxiety disorders in primary care. Wyoming Council of Advanced Practice Nurses Pharmacotherapy Conference. Casper, WY o McGee, N. (2008). Rural Wyoming Community s Perceptions of Individuals Experiencing Mental Illness. Poster presentation at the Western Institute for Nursing annual meeting. Garden Grove, CA. o McGee, N. (2007). Rural Wyoming Community s Perceptions of Individuals Experiencing Mental Illness. Poster presentation at the 39th Biennial Convention for Sigma Theta Tau International Honor Society of Nursing Scholarship. Baltimore, MD. Presentations (Other): (your name in bold, indicate if data-based, student authors and/or invited presentation) o McGee, N. (2016). Invited presentation. Suicide. Presentation to the University of Wyoming of Wyoming Student Health Service nursing staff. o McGee, N. (2016). Invited presentation. Binge Eating Disorder. Presentation to the o McGee, N. (2016). Invited presentation. Hear No Evil, See No Evil: Assessments of Hallucinations. Presentation to the University of Wyoming Student Health Service medical staff. o McGee, N. (2015). Invited presentation. Obsessive Compulsive Disorder. Presentation to the o McGee, N. (2015). Invited presentation. Suicide Risk. Presentation to the University of Wyoming Student Health Service nursing staff. o McGee, N. (2015). Invited presentation. Auricular Acupuncture. Presentation to the o McGee, N. (2015). Invited presentation. Psychopharmacology. Presentation to the University of Wyoming Counseling Center staff. o McGee, N. (2013). Invited presentation. Anxiety and overcoming test anxiety. Presentation at the University of Wyoming Kappa, Kappa, Gamma Sorority. o McGee, N. (2013). Invited presentation. Complementary and alternative medicine. The good, the bad, the ugly. Presentation to the University of Wyoming Student Health Service medical staff. o McGee, N. (2013). Invited presentation. DSM-5 overview of changes. Presentation to the o McGee, N. (2013). Invited presentation. Marijuana. A problem worth worrying about? Presentation to the University of Wyoming Student Health Service medical staff. o McGee, N. (2013). Invited presentation. College health and wellness. Presentation to the TRiO group through UW Student Support Services.

3 o McGee, N. (2013). Invited presentation. Career mentoring. Panel discussion to the University of Wyoming School of Nursing undergraduate students. o McGee, N. (2012). Invited presentation. Battle of the sexes. Optimizing treatment for Major Depressive Disorder. Presentation to the University of Wyoming Student Health Service medical staff. o McGee, N. (2012). Invited presentation. MAOI Why? Presentation to the o McGee, N. (2012). Invited presentation. Speed mentoring. Presentation to the University of Wyoming School of Nursing undergraduate students. o McGee, N. (2012). Invited presentation. Exploring majors and careers. Panel discussion to undergraduate students at the University of Wyoming. o McGee, N. (2011). Invited presentation. Anxiety Disorders. Diagnosis and treatment. Presentation to the University of Wyoming Student Health Service medical staff. o McGee, N. (2011). Invited presentation. Trichotillomania. Presentation to the o McGee, N. (2011). Invited presentation. Exploring majors and careers. Panel discussion to undergraduate students at the University of Wyoming. o McGee, N. (2010). Invited presentation. Unipolar versus bipolar depression. How to distinguish and how to treat. Presentation to the University of Wyoming Student Health Service medical staff. o McGee, N. (2008). Invited presentation. Eating disorders, Panel discussion at the University of Wyoming. o McGee, N (2007). Invited presentation. School violence. Panel discussion at the University of Wyoming. Continuing Education and Faculty Development Activities: o The American Association of Suicidology s Train the Trainer: Recognizing and Responding to Suicide Risk in Mental Health: Essential Skills for Clinicians. (2017). Gillette, WY. (12.5 CME) o The American Association of Suicidology s Train the Trainer: Recognizing and Responding to Suicide Risk in Primary Care: Essential Skills for Clinicians. (2017). Gillette, WY. (1.5 CME) o American Nurses Credentialing Center certification exam: Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner certification (lifespan certification). (2017). o Adolescent Psychiatric/Mental Health Nursing Course. (2016). Eastern Kentucky University (3 credit hours course, Fall 2016 semester). o Advanced Practice Clinical Rotation. (2016). Eastern Kentucky University (2 credit hours course, Fall 2016 semester). o Neuroscience Education Institute Congress. (2016). Colorado Springs, Colorado (30 CME) o Wyoming Nurses Association. (2016). Casper, Wyoming. (8.75 CME).

4 o McGee, N., & Proctor, J. (2015). Anxiety disorders in primary care. Wyoming Council of Advanced Practice Nurses Pharmacotherapy Conference. Casper, WY o ASIST Workshop: Applied suicide intervention skills training. (2015) Laramie, WY o At risk in primary care: Screening and managing patients at risk for suicide and substance abuse. (2015). Online. Patents: N/A Work in Progress: N/A Undergraduate and Graduate Student Research Supervision (Supervisor, Committee Chair or Co-chair) (Name of student, thesis/dissertation title and year): N/A Consulting and Other Scholarship Activities o Faculty clinical practice at Pathways. Teaching Course Number Course Name Year Credit Hours Number of Students N5815 Evidence Based Practice for Advanced Practice Nursing II Sp N5805 Evidence Based Practice for Advanced Practice Nursing I F N5861 Practicum: Therapeutic Interventions Across the Lifespan F N5815 Evidence Based Practice for Advanced Practice Nursing II Sp N5805 Evidence Based Practice for Advanced Practice Nursing I F N5862 Practicum: Diagnosis and Management of the Psychiatric F Client for the PMNHP I N5861 Practicum: Therapeutic Interventions Across the Lifespan F N5815 Evidence Based Practice for Advanced Practice Nursing II Sp N5863 Practicum: Diagnosis and Management of the Psychiatric Sp Client for the PMNHP II N5895 Final DNP Practicum Su N5805 Evidence Based Practice for Advanced Practice Nursing I F N5861 Practicum: Therapeutic Interventions Across the Lifespan F N5862 Practicum: Diagnosis and Management of the Psychiatric F Client for the PMNHP I N5790 Advanced Generalist Practice F (Note: For faculty in Clinical Faculty lines where formal courses are not taught, please list didactic teaching sessions taught, a listing of clinical and hospital precepting activities). Guest lectures o McGee, N. (2017). Vulnerable populations seminar. Living with severe mental illness. Guest lecture to the University of Wyoming Fay W. Whitney School of Nursing DNP course (N5865). o McGee, N. (2017). Integration of behavioral health into primary care, the psychiatric nurse practitioner perspective. Guest lecture to the University of Wyoming Fay W. Whitney School of Nursing DNP seminar course (N5865). o McGee, N. (2017). Campus Mental Health. Guest lecture to the University of Wyoming Pharmacy Freshman Seminar.

5 o McGee, N. & Proctor, J. (2017). Psychiatric assessments. University of Wyoming Fay W. Whitney School of Nursing DNP course (N5825). o McGee, N. (2017). Assessment and management of childhood mental health concerns. University of Wyoming Fay W. Whitney School of Nursing DNP course (5874). o McGee, N. (2017). Building interprofessional collaboration. University of Wyoming Counselor Education Master s course. (Mental Health Counseling II, CNSL 5150). o McGee, N. (2016). Vulnerable populations seminar. Living with severe mental illness. Guest lecture to the University of Wyoming Fay W. Whitney School of Nursing DNP course (N5865). o McGee, N. (2016). Schizophrenia, Bipolar, and Eating Disorders. Guest lecture to the University of Wyoming Fay W. Whitney School of Nursing DNP course (N5877). o McGee, N. (2016). Campus Mental Health. Guest lecture to the University of Wyoming Pharmacy Freshman Seminar. o McGee, N. (2016). Building interprofessional collaboration. University of Wyoming Counselor Education Master s course. (Mental Health Counseling II, CNSL 5150). o McGee, N. (2015). Suicide. Guest lecture to the University of Wyoming Fay W. Whitney School of Nursing undergraduate course (N3844). o McGee, N. (2015). Campus Mental Health. Guest lecture to the University of Wyoming Pharmacy Freshman Seminar. o McGee, N. (2015). Vulnerable populations seminar. Living with severe mental illness. Guest lecture to the University of Wyoming Fay W. Whitney School of Nursing DNP course (N5865). o McGee, N. (2015). Schizophrenia, Bipolar, and Eating Disorders. Guest lecture to the University of Wyoming Fay W. Whitney School of Nursing DNP course (N5877). o McGee, N. (2015). Building interprofessional collaboration. University of Wyoming Counselor Education Master s course. (Mental Health Counseling II, CNSL 5150). o McGee, N. (2015). Suicide. Guest lecture to the University of Wyoming Fay W. Whitney School of Nursing undergraduate course (N3844). Advising Year Number of Undergraduate Advisees Number of Graduate/Resident Advisees University Service (Listing of Committee/Administrative Responsibilities) University of Wyoming

6 o 2016 Present, Body Project Faculty Supervisor o 2015 Present, Lifesavers coalition member o , Pilot community member for the Community Based Primary Sexual Violence Primary Prevention Education Award, o 2011 Present, Member of the Coalition to Prevent Sexual and Relationship Violence College of Health Sciences: o 2016 present, College of Health Science Clinical Faculty Workload Group Division/School o 2017 DNP Clinical Team Chair o 2015 present, Advanced Practice Committee. Fay W. Whitney, School of Nursing o 2015 present, DNP Committee. Fay W. Whitney, School of Nursing o 2015 present, DNP Admissions committee. Fay W. Whitney, School of Nursing Professional/Community Service Professional Memberships and Activities o , Sigma Theta Tau International Honor Society of Nursing: Elected Leadership Committee o , University of Wyoming Nurse Practitioner Advisory Board o 2007 Present, Member of Neuroscience Education Institute o 2007 Present, Member of American Psychiatric Nurse s Association o 2007 Present, Member of Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society o 2005 Present, Member of Sigma Theta Tau International Honor Society of Nursing Clinical Practice o Professional Licensure and Certification Advanced Practice Registered Nurse, State of Wyoming (# ). Issued 6/22/2005, expires 12/31/2018 Board Certified: Psychiatric-Mental Health Nurse Practitioner American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC) (lifespan) (# ). Issued 3/23/2017, expires 3/22/2022 Board Certified: Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC) (# ). Issued 2/19/2008, expires 2/18/2018 NPI: DEA# MM Issued 7/30/2008, expires 1/31/2020 WY Controlled Substance Provider: 626NIG08. Issued 6/26/2008, expires 6/30/2018 Gatekeeper s Training (suicide prevention): February, 2009; August 2012 ASIST: Applied suicide intervention skills training: May, 2015 American Heart Association, CPR for the Health Care Provider, issued October, 2010, expires October, 2017 University of Wyoming Safe Zone Training: February, 2012

7 o Credentialing and Privileging status: (Listing of credentialing and privileging status from any entities that have credentialed you, e. g., hospitals, clinics, nursing homes, etc) : University of Wyoming Student Health Service o Clinical Practice Service Activities: (Statement from the faculty member describing service activities to clinical institutions) 2016 Depression Peer Review among the clinicians at the University of Wyoming Student Health Service. Participated in biannual peer review with the clinicians of the University of Wyoming Student Health Service Led the depression clinical benchmarking study at the University of Wyoming Student Health Service for the American College Health Association o Faculty Patient Care Activities: Clinical Site Dates Type of Care Number of Hours of Care/Week Pathways 2008 to present Psychiatric and mental health services University of Wyoming Student Health Service 2008 to 2017 Psychiatric and mental health services for students at the University of Wyoming 8 hours 20 hours