DIANE S. HUPP, DNP, RN, NEA-BC

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1 Home Address: Birth Place: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 3510 Chrismar Court Personal Bridgeville, PA Home Phone: (412) Cell Phone: (412) Citizenship: USA Business Address: Children s Hospital of Pittsburgh of UPMC 4401 Penn Avenue Pittsburgh, PA Business diane.hupp@chp.edu Business Phone: (412) Business Fax: (412) EDUCATION Doctorate University of Pittsburgh Doctorate of Nursing Practice Pittsburgh, PA Graduate Duquesne University Master of Science in Nursing Pittsburgh, PA Undergraduate Duquesne University Bachelor of Science in Nursing Pittsburgh, PA 1

2 PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Children s Hospital of Pittsburgh of University of Pittsburgh Medical Center 2006 Present Vice President, Patient Care Services and Chief Nursing Officer Led the organization to receive a successful Magnet Designation in July 2012 Oversaw the planning, operations, regulatory and move aspects of the transition to a new 10-acre, $650 million, 296-bed, stateof-the-art, green, paperless hospital and campus in May Serves as a key executive leader in supporting the hospital maintain the status of a top 10 children s hospital in the nation as recognized by U.S. News and World Report by overseeing approximately 1700 employees, including Nursing, Acute and Critical Care, Emergency Department, Environmental Services, Nutrition/Food Services, Police/Public Safety, Parking/Valet Services, Facilities/Maintenance, Social Work, Care Coordination, Patient Safety/Quality/Accreditation, Cardiac/Rehab Service Line, Cancer and Neuro Service Line, Epilepsy Center/EEG/EMU, Trauma/Injury Prevention, Hospital Emergency Preparedness, Cardiac service line, Transplant Service line, Child and Family Life, Transport/Flight Team, Respiratory, Periop/Surgical Services including offsite Ambulatory Surgical Facilities, Organizational development, training/development, Nursing Research, Neonatology and other support services. Decreased Nursing turnover by 30% from 12.5% in 2008 to 8.8% in Created a shared leadership model within nursing and the organization to continue to enhance excellence and focus on outcomes. Participated in NDNQI Nursing Survey (nurse satisfaction) in 2013, 2014 and 2015 and outperformed majority of all benchmarks on all domains for the nurse practice environment. Served as the primary liaison and hospital lead during the arrival and care of the 54 Haitian Orphans after the earthquake in January Provided clinical and administrative leadership to nursing, support staff, surgical services and physicians to assure hospital s success to a fully automated electronic health record, resulting in HIMSS level 7 status, which represents the first pediatric hospital in the nation. 2

3 Collaborated strategically with surgeons to increase surgical volume 20% from 20,000 cases in 2006 to nearly 25,000 in Collaboration with Chief Medical Officer to enhance patient safety culture in organization which has resulted in hospital achieving Leapfrog status in 2008, 2009, 2010, 2013 and Interim Vice President and Chief Nursing Officer Executive Director, Nursing and Surgical Services Director of Perioperative and Surgery Centers/Nursing Director Director of Perioperative Services/Nursing Director Director of Medical Services/ Nursing Director Patient Service Manager (Orthopedic/Neurosurgical/Trauma/General & Thoracic) Nurse Manager (Orthopedic/Surgical/Trauma Unit) Assistant Head Nurse (Orthopedic/Surgical/Trauma Unit) Professional Staff Nurse (Orthopedic/Surgical/Trauma Unit) Child Care Assistant LICENSURE AND CERTIFICATION Active PA - RN L Pennsylvania Active Nursing Executive- Advanced American Nurses Credentialing Center 3

4 PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS Present Pennsylvania Organization of Nurse Leaders (PONL) Board Member 2016 Present Southwest Organization of Nurse Leaders (SWPONL) President-Elect 2015 Present Pennsylvania Organization of Nurse Leaders Legislation Committee Member 2014-Present 2011-Present 2009-Present 2007-Present 2006-Present 2006-Present Pennsylvania Organization of Nurse Leaders (PONL) Board Member Society of Pediatric Nurses Association Member American Nurses Association Member Southwest Organization of PA Nurse Leaders Member American Organization of Nurse Executives Member Children s Hospital Association, Chief Nursing Officer Member HONORS AND AWARDS 2014 Pennsylvania Nightingale Nurse Executive Nightingale Awards Recipient of Pennsylvania 2014 Century Club of Distinguished Duquesne Duquesne University University Alumni Inductee 2011 Eugene S. Wiener, MD Award for Excellence Children s Hospital of For Outstanding Contributions in Pediatric Pittsburgh of UPMC Healthcare Recipient Physician Alumni 2011 Leading with Wisdom Recipient University of Pittsburgh Medical System Corporate Nursing 4

5 2009 Woman of Distinction Award Recipient Duquesne University 1992 Nurse Executives Scholar Award Southwestern PA Nurse Leaders Organization 1991 LeMoyne Award for Nursing Excellence Finalist Children s Hospital of Pittsburgh of UPMC 1987 Community Nurse of the Year Award Recipient Duquesne University PUBLICATIONS 1. Butler, G., and Hupp, D. S. (2016). Pediatric Quality and Safety: A Nursing Perspective. Pediatric Clinics of North America. 63(2) Thiel, C., Needy, K., Ries, R., Hupp, D., Bilec, M. (2013). Building and Design: A Comparative Longitudinal Assessment of a Children s Hospital. Building and Environment. 3. Hupp, Diane. (2012). Children s Hospital of Pittsburgh of UPMC: Journey to Magnet Designation. UPMC Nursing Pathways to Excellence. 4. Child Health Corporation of America. Executive Institute. Contributing Authors Levin, J., Gessner, C., Dailey, J., Docimo, S. & Hupp, D. (2010). Emerging Practices Profile: An Inside Look at an All Digital Children s Hospital. 5. Hupp, Diane. (2009). A Once in a Lifetime Experience for Children s Hospital of Pittsburgh of UPMC Nurses. UPMC Nursing Pathways to Excellence. 6. Dean, B., Decker, M, Hupp, D., Urbach, A., Lewis, E., Benes-Stickles, J. (2008). Condition HELP: A Pediatric Rapid Response Team Triggered by Patients and Parents. Journal for Healthcare Quality. 30(3), Hupp, Diane. (2008). Nurses Making a Difference Every Day in the Lives of Children and Their Families. Western Pennsylvania Hospital News. 8. Hupp, Diane. (2007). Pride and Passion: Pediatric Nursing at Children s Hospital of Pittsburgh. Western Pennsylvania Hospital News. 9. Hupp, Diane. (2005). A Strategy for Review of New Products. OR Manager. 21,

6 10. Hupp, Diane. (2004). Fine Tuning Surgical Site Verification. OR Manager. 20, Hupp, Diane. (1997). Learning to Delegate: Essential to Successful Patient Care Redesign. Aspen s Advisor for Nurse Executives. 13, Schaming (Hupp), Diane, Gorry, Soroka, Catullo. (1990). When Babies are Born with Orthopedic Problems. RN PRESENTATIONS 1. Vision of Importance of Employee/Staff Safety. (2016). Children s Hospitals Solutions for Patient Safety (SPS) Plenary. National SPS Employee/Staff Safety Summit. Pittsburgh, PA. 2. Nurses Driving Outcomes and the Crucial Role of the Leader. (2016) Western Pennsylvania Hospital Nursing Leadership Keynote Address. Annual Strategic Planning Day. Warrendale, PA. 3. Physician and Nurse Relationships: Essential for Improved Outcomes. (2015). Fellow and Resident Leadership Initiative. Children s Hospital of Pittsburgh of UPMC. Pittsburgh, PA. 4. Importance of a Nurse s Role in Achieving Excellence in Patient Outcomes. (2015). Nursing Grand Rounds. Children s Hospital of Pittsburgh of UPMC. Pittsburgh, PA. 5. Creating a High Performance Organization through Managing Relationships. (2015). University of Pittsburgh Graduate School of Nursing Leadership Course. Pittsburgh, PA. 6. Keynote Address to Sigma Theta Tau International Epsilon Phi Inductees. (2015) Duquesne University. 7. Leading Effectively through Relationship Management. (2014). University of Pittsburgh Graduate School of Nursing Lecture. Pittsburgh, PA. 8. Elevating Care to a Higher State of Excellence. (2014). Professional Medical Staff Meeting. Children s Hospital of Pittsburgh of UPMC. 6

7 9. Analysis of Pediatric ED High Utilizers. (2014). Pediatric Senior Leadership Team. UPMC Health Plan. Pittsburgh, PA. 10. Improving Teamwork among Residents, Fellows and Nurses. (2014). Fellows and Residents Leadership Initiative, Children s Hospital of Pittsburgh of UPMC. Pittsburgh, PA. 11. Creating an Empowered Nursing Staff. (2014). Expanded Executive Management Group. Children s Hospital of Pittsburgh of UPMC. Pittsburgh, PA. 12. Leading Effectively Using the American Organization of Nurse Executive Competencies. (2014). UPMC Talent Round Up, UPMC Corporate Nursing. Pittsburgh, PA. 13. Preparing Transformational Leaders: Participation in a Nursing Administration Fellowship. (2013). Podium Presentation American Nurses Credentialing Center Magnet Conference. Orlando, FL. 14. Welcome Address to the Northeast Pediatric Cardiac Nurses Association Annual Conference. (2013). Pittsburgh, PA. 15. Impact and Importance of Relationship Management. (2013). University of Pittsburgh Graduate School of Nursing Lecture. Pittsburgh, PA. 16. Elevating Patient Safety as the Number One Priority in the C-Suite. (2013). Connex Healthcare Executive Meeting. Phoenix, AZ. 17. Commencement Address to Duquesne University School of Nursing Graduates. (2013). Duquesne University. Pittsburgh, PA. 18. Importance and Impact of Succession Planning for Nurse Leaders. (2012). Nursing Administrative Fellowship Course. Children s Hospital of Pittsburgh of UPMC. Pittsburgh, PA. 19. Advancing Clinical Excellence through Development of a Professional Practice Model. (2012). Poster American Organization Nurse Executives 45 th Annual Meeting. Boston, MA. 20. Preparing Transformational Nurse Leaders: Participating in a Nursing Administrative Fellowship. (2012). Poster American Organization Nurse Executives 45 th Annual Meeting. Boston. MA 21. Developing a Professional Practice Model for Nursing. (2011). University of Pittsburgh Medical Center System Nursing Grand Rounds. Pittsburgh, PA. 7

8 22. Methodology and Impact of Succession Planning within a Healthcare System. (2010). Child Heath Corporation of America, Chief Nursing Officer s Forum. Kansas City, MO. 23. Preparation and Management of an Orphan Rescue Mission. (2010). Child Health Corporation of America Chief Nursing Officer s Forum, San Francisco, CA. 24. Role of the Clinical Leader and How Your Role Relates to the Magnet Model. (2010). Children s Hospital of Pittsburgh of UPMC Leadership Course. Pittsburgh, PA. 25. Financial Challenges Facing Nurse Executives Today. (2009). Guest Lecturer at Carnegie Mellon University Graduate School of Business. Pittsburgh, PA. 26. Transitioning Patient Care Services to Our New Hospital. (2009). Town Hall Meetings for Children s Hospital of Pittsburgh of UPMC Employees. Pittsburgh, PA. 27. Nursing s Annual Accomplishments FY 2008 and Strategic Initiatives FY (2009). Children s Hospital of Pittsburgh of UPMC. Nursing Grand Rounds. Pittsburgh, PA. 28. Nursing Leadership. Children s Hospital of Pittsburgh of UPMC Nursing Leadership Class. (2008). Pittsburgh, PA. 29. Financial Challenges of Transitioning Patient Care Services to a New Hospital. (2008). Guest Lecturer at Carnegie Mellon University Graduate School of Business. Pittsburgh, PA. 30. Condition HELP: Creating and Analyzing the Patient Safety Program at Children s Hospital of Pittsburgh of UPMC. (2007). Child Health Care Corporation of America Chief Nursing Officer s Forum, Indianapolis, IN. 31. Nursing s Financial Challenges Today. (2007). Guest Lecture to Carnegie Mellon University Graduate Business School. Pittsburgh, PA. 32. Nursing at Children s Hospital. (2006). Live Television Interview. KDKA Pittsburgh, PA. 33. Nursing s Annual Report. (2006). Nursing Grand Rounds. Children s Hospital of Pittsburgh of UPMC. Pittsburgh, PA. 34. Healthcare Challenges Affecting Nursing Today. (2006). Guest Lecture to Carnegie Mellon University Graduate Business School. Pittsburgh, PA. 35. Pediatric Nursing Education and Training. (2006). Presentation to Hamad Medical Corporation s Executive Leadership. Qatar Visiting Physicians and Nurses. Pittsburgh, PA. 8

9 36. Surgical Site Verification in the Operating Room. (2005). UPMC Corporate Patient Safety Presentation. Pittsburgh, PA. 37. The Specialty of Pediatric Nursing. (2004). Live Radio Interview. KDKA Pittsburgh, PA. 38. Introducing New Products in the Operating Room and Standardization. (2004). National Presentation to Child Healthcare Corporation of America. Kansas City, MO. 39. Children s Hospital of Pittsburgh A Special Place to Work. (2003). Live Television Interview. Children s Miracle Network. Pittsburgh, PA. 40. Today s Successful New Graduate Nurse. (1998). Guest Lecturer, Duquesne University. Pittsburgh, PA. 41. The Changing Role of Nursing Leadership. ( ). Guest Lecturer, Duquesne University. Pittsburgh, PA. 42. Nursing Care of the Pediatric Orthopedic Child with a Hip Spica. (1996). Guest Lecturer, Bedford Hospital Nursing Staff. Bedford, PA. 43. Nursing Care of the Pediatric Orthopedic Trauma Patient. (1996). Guest Lecturer, Butler Hospital Nursing Staff. Butler, PA. 44. Improving Community Health Status through the Use of Continuous Quality Improvement. (1995). National League of Nursing Annual Conference Presentation. Chicago, IL. 45. Leadership in Turbulent Times. (1995 and 1996). Guest Lecturer, Duquesne University School of Nursing, Pittsburgh, PA. 46. Pediatric Update. (1990). Pediatric Update 1990 Seminar. Cambria-Somerset Council for Education of Health Professionals, Inc., Johnstown, PA. COMMUNITY SERVICE 2015 Present Duquesne University of the Holy Ghost Board of Directors 2016 Present Duquesne University of the Holy Ghost Academic Affairs Committee Board Member 2016 Present Duquesne University of the Holy Ghost Athletic Committee Board Member 9

10 2015 Present Children s Hospital of Pittsburgh of UPMC Board of Directors Present Child Health Association Quality and Safety Conference Member Advisory Committee Child Health Association Advisory Committee for Transforming Care in a Complex Environment 2013 Present Duquesne University School of Nursing Advisory Board The Children s Home and Family Lemieux Center - Board of Directors Present American Heart Association, Mary Ann Scully Task Force Member Duquesne University Search Panel for Dean School of Nursing Catholic Charities of Pittsburgh Education Task Force for the Life Skills University 10

UPMC St. Margaret Nursing Division Strategic Planning Retreat September 20, 2013

UPMC St. Margaret Nursing Division Strategic Planning Retreat September 20, 2013 Mary C. Barkhymer, MSN, MHA, RN, CNOR Vice President, Patient Care Services & Chief Nursing Officer UPMC St. Margaret Rules