Nardalyn Johnson, BBA, MSN, RN-BC Academic Instructor UW Oshkosh College of Nursing Cell: (920)

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1 Nardalyn Johnson, BBA, MSN, RN-BC Academic Instructor UW Oshkosh College of Nursing Cell: (920) FACULTY VITA EDUCATION (Major Area of Study) Degree Year Institution Clinical Functional MSN 2012 Alverno College CNS and Nurse Educator BSN 2006 UW Oshkosh Nursing BBA 2005 UW Oshkosh Management Information Systems AAS 1998 Fox Valley Tech. College Total Quality Management PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Year Position _ 2012-Present Academic Instructor (UW-Oshkosh, WI) Teach undergraduate Information Management and Patient-Care Technology course Plan and implement course activities to facilitate student progress toward achievement of course objectives Evaluate student achievement of course objectives 2013-Present RN-Certified Nurse Informaticist & Epic Clinical Consultant: 2015-present RN Epic Consultant (TekSystems/Cleveland Clinic, OH) Integrated nursing science, computer science, and information science to manage and communicate data and information. Clinical analyst between the ED Application team, training team, physician champion, and Clinical staff Performed in-depth analysis and refinement of workflows to optimize use of Epic in the ED Built, install and maintain ASAP application Provided technical acumen and hands-on expertise to design, build, test, and support ICD-10 implementation and support Collaborated with the ICD-10 program office on ICD-10 implementation readiness Developed testing scripts and coordinating testing schedule Supported all efforts in scope of ICD-10 readiness including optimization and support Tracked issues and communicate status to management Attended team meetings to discuss team and project related activities, work tasks, and issues Provided staff education and knowledge transfer RN Epic Consultant (Deloitte/ Catholic Heath Initiatives (CHI), NE) Provided technical acumen and hands-on expertise to design, build and support new and/or modified functionalities Built and configured the Epic software based on workflow and design 1 Page

2 Developed, supported, and maintained all required system design and build documents Updated and developed testing scripts and materials Performed all phases of the testing lifecycle and performs unit, system and integrated testing tasks and activities Performed root cause analyst for reported issues and perform build to correct issues Provided staff education and knowledge transfer Attended team meetings to discuss team and project related activities, work tasks, and issues Created and maintain regular status reports and provides verbal and written status to Project Managers and project leadership Served as mentor to FTE staff RN-Epic Consultant (Cornerstone-Advisors Group/Washington Healthcare System, CA) Served as team lead for ED Epic Application Provided specialized support to the ED department based on clinical knowledge and expertise Facilitated the analysis of solutions that supports business processes and functional requirements Built and configure the Epic software based on workflow and design decisions Attended team meetings to discuss team and project related activities, work tasks, and issues Identified risks and collaborates with the project team on key decisions 2013 RN-Epic Consultant (Comforce/St. Luke s Episcopal Health System, TX) Provided clinical go-live support for Epic implementation project for Inpatient/ED team Managed, investigated and resolved reported issues Assisted with continuous clinical staff education RN-Nursing Informatics Specialist and ED Application Coordinator (Froedtert Health, WI) Primary contact for the ED Epic application throughout implementation Served as bridge between organizational leaders, project managers, ED staff, Epic, and other application teams Provided training to other staff and end-users about changes to the system Performed in-depth analysis and refinement of workflows to optimize use of Epic in the ED Built, install and maintain ASAP application Prioritized and implemented system changes 2011 RN-Nursing Informatics Specialist (Froedtert Health, WI) Integrated nursing science, computer science, and information science to manage and communicate data and information. Facilitated the integration of data, information and knowledge to support patients, nurses, physicians, and other providers in their decision making in all roles and settings Attained and maintained knowledge of workflow to enhance clinical care 2 Page

3 Worked closely with managers, physicians, nurses, and other nursing informatics team members to support the EHR system RN-Clinical Informatics Educator (Aurora Health Care, WI) Member of core implementation team for implementation of electronic health record systems at new hospital Collaborated with multidisciplinary team to develop documentation and processes to acquire JAHCO certification Designed, developed and implemented educational training programs that support the successful adoption electronic health record (EHR) Provided education and training on the use of clinical systems and clinical documentation. Monitored and evaluated training effectiveness and modifying training programs accordingly Served as a clinical informatics resource on performance issues related to clinical documentation. Assisted clinicians in identifying new workflows to efficiently integrate computer applications into patient care processes. Integrated knowledge of policies, clinical resources into educational programs Designed quick tips, which continuously expand the informatics knowledge of the clinician Research Nurse (Medical College of Wisconsin, WI) Managed, coordinated, evaluated and followed patient participation in clinical research Conducted patient assessment, screening, ordering tests, and administering medication Collected and evaluated data for research study Provided patient and family education concerning research protocol Assisted with writing and submission of IRB protocols, and consent forms Assumed responsibility for budget preparation for research studies Registered Nurse (Affinity Health System-Mercy Medical Center, WI) Utilized the nursing process and established standards to provide patient centered care Collaborated with other professionals and members of the patient care team to ensure optimal patient outcomes Coordinated the delivery of patient care in an efficient cost effective manner Assumed responsibility for patient education Information Technology Intern (University of Wisconsin, WI) Provided leadership to students Build, maintained and supported various computer hardware and software on campus Helped with identifying training and strategic needs of Academic Computing Help Desk Managed the Academic Computing Helpdesk, responsibilities include but not limited to setting student schedules, training students and staff, and updating and creating WebPages CERTIFICATIONS/LICENSURES Year Description 3 Page

4 2015 Epic Certification Ambulatory (NVT Epic 2015) 2015 Epic Certification SmartForm (NVT Epic 2015) 2014 Certified Informatics Nurse 2013 Epic Certification EpicCare Inpatient Procedure Orders (NVT Epic 2015) 2011 Epic Certification ASAP (NVT Epic 2015) 2010 Epic Certification Inpatient Clinical Documentation (NVT Epic 2015) 2006 Registered Nurse Licensure 2003 Certified Help Desk Analyst TEACHING RESPONSIBILITIES Current Course # _ Title Credits Theory Clinical NUR217 Information Mgt & Pt. Care Technology 1 X Previous Course # _ Title Credits Theory Clinical Clinical Papers / Research Contributions / Theses 2012 Johnson, Nardalyn. Nurse Satisfaction with the use of Barcode Technology for Medication Administration. Alverno College, Milwaukee 2010 Ankit Sakhuja MD, Eric Cohen MD, Sundaram Hariharan MD, Nardalyn Johnson RN and Brahm Vasudev MD. A single center experience with management of solid organ cancers in renal transplant patients. ASN 2010, San Diego 2009 Vasudev B, Bresnahan B, Saad E, Johnson N, Hariharan S. A Single Center Survey of Post Transplant Cancer. ASN 2009, San Diego 2009 Vasudev B, Bresnahan B, Johnson N, Hariharan S. A Single Center Analysis of Risk Factors and Knowledge of Post Transplant Cancer. ASN 2009 San Diego 2009 Chang T.W., Vasudev B., Hariharan S., DeMara M.E., Johnson N., Olasz E.B. Skin Cancer risk perception and sun protective behavior modification in renal transplant recipient. Medical College of Wisconsin, 9/24/2009. MEMBERSHIP & EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES Year Description 2015 Moderator, How Smart Are Your Smart Pumps? (ANIA conference) 2014-present American Nursing Informatics Association (ANIA) 2012-present National Association of Clinical Nurse Specialists (NACNS) 2010 Member of Wisconsin Association of Clinical Nurse Specialist (WIACNS) Volunteer, Froedtert Hospital Mercy Medical Center Auxiliary member Volunteer, Mercy Medical Center Co-Manager, Sporting America Soccer Team COBOL Tutor (for Academic Support), UW Oshkosh Membership Officer of MIS Club, UW Oshkosh President of Multicultural Association, Fox Valley Technical College Secretary of Student Government Association, Fox Valley Technical College Member of Business Professionals of America, Fox Valley Technical College 4 Page

5 SCHOLARLY ACTIVITIES Honors & Awards 3/2014 Certified Informatics Nurse (ANCC) 11/2012 Certificate of completion Nursing Informatics Boot Camp 2006 Sigma Theta Tau Inductee International Honor Society of Nursing Spring Chancellor s Award for Excellence recipient for 2005 (Spring 2005) UW-Oshkosh Deans List 2003 Who s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges Inductee 9/2003 Certified Help Desk Analyst 2003 Beta Gamma Sigma: International Honor Society (Spring 2003) 2001 Mu Kappa Tau honor inductee National Honor Society (Spring 2002) 1997 Phi Theta Kappa Honor inductee International Honor Society of two-year college Research Title: A Phase 3, Open-label, Multicenter, Prospective, Randomized Study of the Efficacy and Safety of Conversion from Prograf Capsules Twice Daily to LCP- Tacro Tablets Once Daily for the Prevention of Acute Allograft Rejection in Stable Kidney Transplant Patients Source: Lifecycle Pharma A/S Role: Study Coordinator Title: Epidemiology of Cancer in Renal Transplant Recipients A Single Center Analysis from the Medical College of Wisconsin. Source: Wyeth Pharmaceuticals Role: Study Coordinator Title: A Randomized, Open-Label comparison of the performance and longevity of a split-tip versus a Symmetric Tip Hemodialysis Catheter Source: Covidien Role: Study Coordinator Presentations Paper Presentations 12/2012 Nurse Satisfaction with the use of Barcode Technology for Medication Administration, Alverno College Poster Presentations 5/2013 Nurse Satisfaction with the use of Barcode Technology for Medication Administration, 15 th Annual Southeastern Wisconsin Nursing Research Conference, Marquette University 12/2012 Nurse Satisfaction with the use of Barcode Technology for Medication Administration, Alverno College Professional Development Conferences Attended 5 Page

6 3/2017 ANIA Nursing Informatics Conference, NO 4/2015 ANIA Nursing Informatics Conference, PA Continuing Education Epic Clinical Documentation certifications (IP/ED/AMB) 2014 ANCC ANCC Informatics Nursing certification 2013 Nursing Informatics boot camp, ProHealth, Milwaukee Webinars/In-Person sessions: o Zika in America- What Do Healthcare Professionals Need to Know o Where care and Tech meet o Reducing the Risk of Surgical Site Infections o Stakeholder Management During an HIT Implementation Project o Walking the Talk: Discussing How Nurses Can Use Social Media to Improve Health and Health Care o Patient Safety o Improving Care Coordination and Transitions in Care: An Overview of ONC's Long-Term and Post-Acute Care Initiatives o Reducing Sepsis Mortality through Nursing Leadership, Data and Emerging Technologies o Transformational Role in Building a Culture of Health (ANIA 15) o Communication and Collaboration in a 21st Century Emergency Department (ANIA 15) o We Hold These Truths to Be Self-Evident, EPCS Takes a Village (ANIA 15) o Do-It-Yourself Health - How Consumers Are Engaging with Health IT (ANIA 15) o Declaring Your Future: Leading the Way without Sacrificing Life (ANIA 15) o Nurses Role Modeling the Use of Electronic Personal Health Records (ANIA 15) o Everybody Needs Project Management Skills (ANIA 15) o Representing Nursing Data Using National Standards (ANIA 15) o How Smart Are Your Smart Pumps? (ANIA 15) o Strategic Use of Technology to Tell the Elusive Patient Story (ANIA 15) o The Increasing Demand for Hospital IT Projects and Resource Capacity (CPHIMS 13) o Healthcare IT Enabling Patient Safety (CPHIMS 13) 6 Page