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1 CURRICULUM VITAE Debbie J. Daunt, MSN, RN Update 8/16/11 1

2 EDUCATIONAL DATA Date Name of Institution Type of Program Degree University of Missouri Doctoral Program 2008 Sinclair School of Nursing Nursing (coursework completed in 2005) 2003 University of Missouri Masters of Science MSN Sinclair School of Nursing Major: Nurse Educator 2003 University of Missouri Doctoral Minor to be awarded Graduate School with PhD 2000 University of Missouri Masters of Science Sinclair School of Nursing Midwifery 1999 University of Missouri Baccalaureate of Science Sinclair School of Nursing Nursing BSN 1976 San Francisco State University Baccalaureate of Arts Cell and Molecular Biology College of Marin Biology BA APPOINTMENTS 8/2005 to present Assistant Professor of Nursing Dominican University of California, San Rafael, California 2005 to 9/2006 NIH - Bio Clinical Detectives Training Grant (Recipient) School of Medicine, University of Missouri - Columbia 2003 to 2005 Assistant Professor of Nursing Central Methodist University, Fayette, Missouri Winter 2005 Summer 2004 Summer 2003 Assistant Professor of Nursing (Adjunct Faculty) State Fair Community College, Sentralia, Missouri Assistant Professor of Nursing (Summer Adjunct) East Central College, Union, Missouri Nursing Instructor (Summer Adjunct) Columbia College, Columbia. Missouri Update 8/16/11 2

3 2000 to 2003 Graduate Research Assistant Dr. Jane Armer's Post Breast Cancer Lymphedema Project Sinclair School of Nursing, University of Missouri Spring 2003 Professional Nurse Traineeship Fundamentals of Nursing Teaching Practicum Sinclair School of Nursing, University of Missouri PROFESSIONAL TEACHING EXPERIENCE Courses Location Appointment Nursing Fundamentals MU, Sinclair SON Traineeship I was responsible for both didactic and clinical teaching. The clinicals were held in groups of 8 students in the Nursing Skills Lab. I was supervised by an expert nursing instructor as this experience served as my MS(N) teaching practicum. Nursing Assessment Columbia College Adjunct I taught advanced nursing assessment skills in a LPN to RN program. The course was an intensive 6 weeks in which I was responsible for teaching both the lecture and laboratory components. Community Nursing East Central Missouri College Adjunct This course was part of a RN to BSN program sponsored by Central Methodist University and I was responsible for both didactic and clinical sections of the course. Historical Perspectives in Nursing State Fair Community College Adjunct This course was part of a RN to BSN program sponsored by Central Methodist University and consisted of lecture and discussion. Character and Life Central Methodist University Assistant Professor I was invited to teach this is the Central Methodist University capstone course. It is a multidisciplinary course in which students complete a capstone project and have to opportunity to explorer their own values and character through discussion and essays. I will have taught this course for four semesters including summers. The following courses were taught in the Central Methodist University BSN program from Fall 2003 thur Spring 2005 during my appointment as Assistant Professor of Nursing. Pathophysiology (Fall 2003) Nursing Research (Fall 2003, Fall 2004) Update 8/16/11 3

4 Medical / Surgical Nursing (Fall 2003, Fall 2004) Medical / Surgical Nursing Clinical (Fall 2003, Fall 2004) Nutrition (Spring 2004) Leadership and Management (Spring 2004, Spring 2005) Nursing and Business (Spring 2004) Senior Seminar in Nursing (Spring 2004, Spring 2005) Senior Practicum (Spring 2004, Spring 2005) Family Nursing (Spring 2005) This course included maternal/child nursing as well as nursing through the lifespan. Family Nursing Clinical (Spring 2005) Antepartum, Intrapartum, Postpartum, Nurseries (Well-Baby, Step-down, and NICU) Senior Orientation Seminar (Fall 2003, Fall 2003) This seminar focused on honing the students' clinical skills for the med/surg rotation. Instruction focused on theory and skill development needed for the administration of intravenous medication. The following courses were taught in the Dominican University of California in the BSN and MSN programs from Fall 2005 thru Summer 2011 during my appointment as Assistant Professor of Nursing Fundamental Skills Lab BSN Program 1 semester Students are introduced and gain proficiency in basic nursing skills. Nursing Research BSN Program 13 semesters Students gain appreciation and knowledge of nursing research and learn the importance of nursing research to clinical practice. They learn to critique studies and assess applicability to practice, Basic Patient Care BSN Program 12 semesters This is a basic fundamentals course with a basic med/surg component. I have developed and taught this course as a part of the curriculum change. I am presently the didactic lecturer, clinical instructor for this course. I also taught the fundamentals course one semester prior to the curriculum revision. Directed Research I & 2 BSN Program 2 semesters This is the first half of a two course series in which the students develop and present a nursing research topic as their capstone course for graduation. Clinical Teaching Strategies: Implementing Best Practices MSN Program 2 semesters This course trains clinical faculty and covers all aspects of nursing clinical instruction. Update 8/16/11 4

5 PROFESSIONAL NURSING EXPERIENCE 2006 to present Registered Nurse Kentfield Specialty Hospital, Kentfield, California 2003 to 2005 Research Nurse The Lymphedema Project Ellis Fischel Cancer Center Sinclair School of Nursing, University of Missouri 2001 to 2003 Research Nurse Study for Future Families (Dr. Shanna Swan, P.I.) Department of Family Medicine, University of Missouri 1999 to 2001 Coordinator, Protocol Services Study for Future Families (Dr. Shanna Swan, P.I.) Department of Family Medicine, University of Missouri 1999 Staff Nurse I, General Medicine/Surgery Boone Hospital Center Patient Care Technician, General Medicine/Surgery Boone Hospital Center CLINICAL NURSING EXPERIENCE 2006 to present Registered Nurse - Kentfield Specialty Hospital Bedside nursing in a high acuity acute care setting several shifts a month 2005 to present Med/Surg Clinical Instructor Oversee beginning nursing student in their first hospital clinical. Marin General Hospital, Greenbrae, California 2003 to 2006 Research Nurse - The Lymphedema Project Clinical responsibilities include taking a detailed health and cancer treatment history, performing anthropological arm measurements using the perometer and circumferential measurement techniques. Spring 2005 Maternal / Child Clinical Nursing Instructor Instructed students performing nursing care and assessment of women and newborns in the following hospital units: antepartum, intrapartum, postpartum, well-baby nursery, step-down nursery, and NICU. Update 8/16/11 5

6 2003 to 2004 Med / Surg Clinical Nursing Instructor - Central Methodist Univ. Instructed and supervised senior students on the medical / surgical floors of Boone Hospital Center and University Hospital. Oversaw all nursing med/surg nursing procedures such as hanging blood, NG tube insertion, Foley catheter placement, medication administration, etc to 2003 Research Nurse - Study for Future Families II Clinical responsibilities included performing integrate genital examinations on infants and newborns, detecting abnormalities, and taking anatomical measurements to 2001 Coordinator, Protocol Services - Study for Future Families I Clinical responsibilities included assessments, blood draws, and health histories of subjects Staff Nurse I and Patient Care Technician - Boone Hospital Ctr. Performed nursing duties on a very busy medical/surgical floor. I began working on this floor as a student nurse and although my title initially was Patient Care Technician I was privileged to expand my responsibilities because I was a nursing student and primarily functioned in the role of a staff nurse (being mentored by senior staff nurses) before I was granted the title that came with graduation and licensure. SCHOLARLY PUBLICATIONS Armer, J.A., Radina, A.E., Daunt, D.J., Dusold, J. M., Culbertson, S.D. (2007) Self-Reported Symptom Management of Post-Breast Cancer Lymphedema. Journal of Lympheodema, 2(2), Daunt, D.J. (2003). Ethnicity and recruitment rates in clinical research studies. Applied Nursing Research, 16(3), Kelly, D.D. (aka Daunt, D.J.), Armer, J.M., Williams, D.A. & Wipke-Tevis, D.D. (2003). Increasing the accuracy of volumeter measurements in breast cancer survivors with lymphedema. The European Journal of Lymphology, 9(34), 80. Armer, J.M., Porock, D., Williams, D.A., Wipke-Tevis, D.D., Kelly (aka Daunt, D.J.), D.D., Zagar, E., Wainstock, J. & Whitman, M. (2003). Psychosocial and psychological assessment measures in post-breast-cancer lymphedema. The European Journal of Lymphology, 9(34), 74. Kelly, D.D. (aka Daunt), & Bullock, L.F. (2000). A student nurse intervenes to foster Update 8/16/11 6

7 grandfather/grandchild bonding. The American Journal of Maternal Child Nursing, 25(4), Kelly, D.D. (aka Daunt) (2000). More education will lead to improved end-of-life care. [Letter to the editor]. Oncology Nursing Forum, 27(4), 601. SCHOLARLY PRESENTATIONS Daunt, D.J., Armer, J.A., & Evans, W.J. (2005, March) Practice model for the identification and monitoring of lymphedema as a complication of treatment for breast cancer. Poster session presented at the University of Missouri System Cooperative PhD Program in Nursing Sixth Annual Research Day, University of Missouri - Columbia, MO. Daunt, D.J. (2005, March). Circumferential Measurement Training. Served as a Consultant (with Dr. Jane Armer) to train the staff at the Women's Cancer Resource Center to perform circumferential measurements (according to the protocol developed by Jane Armer's Lymphedema Group) as needed for a research project being conducted by Dr. Ronnie Eversley on challenges to breast cancer survivors returning to work. Oakland, CA. Daunt, D.J. & Armer, J.A. (2003, April). A Comparison of Upper Limb Volume Differences in Healthy Women Related to Diagnostic Criterion for Post- Breast Cancer Lymphedema, Poster session presented at the Graduate Student Poster Competition of the Midwest Nursing Research Society Annual Conference. Grand Rapids, MI. Daunt, D.J., Armer, J.A., & Evans, W.J. (2003, February) Practice model for the Identification and monitoring of lymphedema as a complication of treatment for breast cancer. Paper presented at the 7 th National Conference on Cancer Nursing Research. San Diego, CA. Kelly, D.D. (aka Daunt) (2003, January). Nursing Research of Post-Breast Cancer Treatment Lymphedema. Invited Presenter at the meeting of the Marin Lymphedema Information and Support Group, Greenbrea, CA. Kelly, D.D. (aka Daunt) (2003, March). Oncology Nursing Research and Survivorship Issues. Invited presenter at the meeting of the Columbia Lymphedema Support Group, Columbia, MO. Kelly, D.D. (aka Daunt), Armer, J.A., Wipke-Tevis, D.D. & Williams, D.A. (2002, September) Intra-Method reliability of water displacement technique of limb volume measurement in breast cancer survivors with lymphedema. Paper presented at the National Lympedema Network 5 th International Conference, Lymphedema: The Quest for Understanding. August 31, Chicago, IL Kelly, D.D. (aka Daunt), Armer, J.M., & Porock. (2002, August) Protocol for use of the Update 8/16/11 7

8 volumeter in measurement of lymphedema in breast cancer survivors. Poster session presented at the 12 th International Conference on Cancer Nursing 2002: Making a Difference International Society of Nurses in Cancer Care. London, England. Kelly, D.D. (aka Daunt), Armer, J.M., Wipke-Tevis, D.D. & Williams, D.A. (2002, March) Intra-method reliability of limb volume measurement by water displacement. Poster session presented at the Graduate Student Poster Competition of the Midwest Nursing Research Society Annual Conference. Chicago, IL. Kelly, D.D. (aka Daunt), Armer, J.M., Wipke-Tevis, D.D. & Williams, D.A. (2002, April) Intra-method reliability of limb volume measurement by water displacement. Poster session presented at the University of Missouri System Cooperative PhD Program in Nursing Fourth Annual Research Day, University of Missouri - Columbia, MO. Kelly, D.D. (aka Daunt) & Kwong, C., (November, 2001) Increasing study subject recruitment. Seminar conducted at the Annual Meeting of the Study for Future Families, Minneapolis, MN. Kelly, D.D. (aka Daunt), Armer J.A., Wipke-Tevis, D.D. & Williams, D.D. (2001, September). Increasing the accuracy of volumeter measurements in breast cancer survivors with lymphedema. Paper Presented at the 18th International Congress of Lymphology, Genoa, Italy. PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS Oncology Nursing Society, National Lymphedema Network, Midwest Nursing Research Society, Sigma Theta Tau, Alpha Iota Chapter, Sigma Theta Tau, Rho Alpha Chapter, Present Missouri Coalition of Nurses in Advanced Practice, University of Missouri Alumni Association, Graduate Nursing Students Association, University of Missouri, American College of Nurse-Midwives, Missouri League for Nursing, Inc., Update 8/16/11 8

9 American Nurses Association, Nursing Student Association, University of Missouri, American Association of University Women, Petaluma Chapter, , Present SCHOLARSHIPS AWARDED Recipient, 2004 MU Nursing Alumni Scholarship MU, Sinclair School of Nursing, August, 2004 Recipient, 2003 ACS Conference Scholarship, 7 th National Conference on Cancer Nursing Research. February 2003 Recipient, 2002 Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation Conference Scholarship, National Lymphedema Network Conference, August 29, 2002 Recipient, Marie Vorbek Scholarship, Sinclair School of Nursing, May 2002 Recipient, Graduate and Professional Council (University of Missouri - Columbia) Travel Scholarship. November 2001 Recipient, R.C. Gillette Trust Fund Scholarship, Sinclair School of Nursing, September 2001 Recipient, Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Boyd Scholarship Fund, Sinclair School of Nursing, May 2001 Recipient, Rhodes Travel Scholarship, Sinclair School of Nursing, April 2001 Recipient, Annette McClanahan Harrison Endowed Nursing Scholarship, Sinclair School of Nursing, March 1998 Recipient, Missouri League for Nursing Student Scholarship, Missouri League for Nursing, Inc., December 1997 Recipient, Edward and Ellen Kniep Scholarship, University of Missouri - Columbia, October 1996 ACADEMIC HONORS Update 8/16/11 9

10 Recipient of the PhD Student Award for Overall Excellence, MU Sinclair School of Nursing, University of Missouri - Columbia. Awarded at the Annual Nursing Banquet, May 1, 2003 Honors Scholar, University of Missouri - Columbia, Honors College May 7,1999 Latin Honors, Cum Laude, Sinclair School of Nursing, University of Missouri - Columbia May 7, 1999 Dean's List, Sinclair School of Nursing, University of Missouri - Columbia Winter Semester, 1997 Winter Semester, 1998 Fall Semester, 1997 Fall Semester, 1998 PROFESSIONAL HONORS American Association of University Women, Petaluma Branch Named Gift Honoree for 2011 PROFESSIONAL SERVICE American Association of University Women, Petaluma Branch Vice President - Membership, Chair of the Curriculum Committee, Department of Nursing, Dominican University of California, American Association of University Women, Petaluma Branch Board Secretary, Member of the Student Petition Counsel, Department of Nursing, Dominican University of California, present Member of the Curriculum Committee, Department of Nursing, Dominican University of California, present Faculty Representative for the Dominican Student Nurses Association Dominican University of California, present Member of the Program Development Committee, Master's in Nursing (Leadership and Management), Central Methodist University, Academic Affairs Committee Member, Central Methodist University, Update 8/16/11 10

11 School of Nursing Representative, Graduate Student Association, University of Missouri - Columbia, Graduate Student Representative, University of Missouri, Sinclair School of Nursing, Student Admission and Progression Committee, Undergraduate Representative, University of Missouri, Sinclair School of Nursing, Curriculum Committee, COMMUNITY SERVICE Recording Board Secretary, Petaluma Woman's Club, Vice President - Membership, Petaluma Woman's Club, Volunteer - Committee for the Shelterless (COTS), Petaluma, CA, present Volunteer - Carousel Fund (supporting Petaluma families with children suffering from catastrophic illness). Petaluma, CA, & present CONTACT INFORATION Debbie J. Daunt 15 Halsey Avenue Petaluma, CA Home Telephone: Cellular Telephone: Address: Debbie.daunt@dominican.edu Update 8/16/11 11

Margaret Fink, Ed.D, RN Associate Professor of Nursing W-(415)

Margaret Fink, Ed.D, RN Associate Professor of Nursing W-(415) 257-0192 margaret.fink@dominican.edu Education May 2001-May 2005 Doctorate in Education, University of San Francisco, Department of Learning