Susan R. Parslow, PhD, RN 171 Cypress Drive Santa Rosa Beach, Florida

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1 Susan R. Parslow, PhD, RN 171 Cypress Drive Santa Rosa Beach, Florida Licensure and Credentials: RN (Idaho license number N-17965) Education: 2008 PhD Adult and Organizational Leadership University of Idaho, Moscow, Idaho 1991 Master of Science in Nursing Idaho State University, Pocatello, Idaho 1976 Bachelor of Science in Nursing Valdosta State University, Valdosta, Georgia Professional Experience: 2010-present Boise State University Adjunct Professor Boise State University Tenured-Associate Professor Boise State University, Boise, Idaho Assistant Professor College of Southern Idaho, Twin Falls, Idaho Instructor Twin Falls Clinic and Hospital, Twin Falls, Idaho PRN Staff Nurse

2 Susan Parslow, RN, PhD Alice Police M.D., Hailey, Idaho. Office RN Hospice of the Wood River Valley, Ketchum, Idaho Volunteer RN Wood River Medical Center, Hailey, Idaho Staff Nurse/Charge Nurse/Discharge Planner Blaine County Medical Center, Hailey, Idaho Vice President Patient Care Services Blaine County Medical Center, Hailey, Idaho Staff RN Baptist Medical Center, Montgomery, Alabama Cardiac Rehabilitation Coordinator Education/Exercise Program Baptist Medical Center, Montgomery, Alabama Staff RN/Charge RN, Coronary Care Unit Centinela Medical Center, Inglewood, California Staff/Nursing Coordinator Medical Oncology Staff RN Medical Intensive Care Professional Affiliations: 2007-present American Public Health Association Idaho Nurses Association American Nurses Association 1976-present Sigma Theta Tau International, National Honor Society Mu Gamma Chapter Board Member Idaho Lifelong Learning Association

3 Susan Parslow, RN, PhD American Holistic Nurses Association Certifications: Current BLS ACLS Instructor/ACLS Scholarly Activity: Publications: Downey, M., Parslow, S., & Smart, M. (2011). The hidden treasure In nursing leadership: Informal leaders. Journal of Nursing Management, 2011, 19, Research: Dissertation An Investigation of the Lived Experience of Adjunct Clinical Faculty in Nursing Education Pilot Studies: 2006 The Lived Experience of Adjunct Clinical Faculty in Nursing Education The Use of Adjunct Faculty for Clinical Learning; Student Perspectives Master Thesis: 1991 Nursing Management Models, Turnover and Attitudes of Registered Nurses Toward the Organization Idaho State University Research Project: 1997 Breast Cancer Incidence in the Wood River Valley, Idaho Police, Alice, MD & Parslow, Susan RN, MS

4 Susan Parslow, RN, PhD 4 Dissertation Committee Member: Capella University Tammy Testut-Practice to Pedagogy: A study of the lived experience of part-time faculty transitioning from expert nurse to novice educator. May, 2013 Thesis Committee Member: Montana State University, School of Nursing Rachel Clements-The lived experience of emotional wellness in acute care nursing. March, 2013 Presentations: April 2008 March 2008 October 2007 April, 2007 May 2007 January 2004 Poster Presentation. The Lived Experience of Adjunct Clinical In Nursing Education Western Institute of Nursing Conference, Garden Grove, California Podium Presentation. The lived Experience of Adjunct Clinical Faculty: Implications for Nursing Education Idaho Nurse Educators Conference (INEC), Boise Idaho Poster Presentation. An Investigation of the Lived Experience of Adjunct Clinical Faculty in Nursing Education Professional Nurse Educators Group (PNEG) Conference, Portland Oregon Poster Presentation accepted at Western Institute of Nursing (WIN) Conference, April Adjunct Survival Training, Encouraging Critical Thinking in Clinical, sponsored by St. Luke s Regional Medical Center, Boise State University and Northwest Nazarene University Poster Presentation Development of Campaign to Recognize Clinical Partnerships Faculty Development Institute San Diego, California Chapter Reviews:

5 Susan Parslow, RN, PhD 5 August 2007 Wolters Kluwer Health. Lippincott, Williams & Wilkins. Review of Chapters 35, 36 for Brunner and Suddarth's Textbook, 11e Grant Idaho Alliance of Leaders in Nursing Mentoring Adjunct Clinical Development: Faculty, June 2006 Service: College of Health Sciences, Recruitment and Retention Committee Board Member, Sigma Theta Tau International, Mu Gamma Chapter Member of Nursing Department Search Committee St. Luke s Practice Council Mentor for adjunct clinical faculty Fall/Spring 2006 Mentor for adjunct clinical faculty fall 2007 Academic Advisor, Health Fair volunteer, spring 2005 Ad hoc faculty for student dismissal hearing, 2005 Volunteer-St. Luke s Woman s Fitness Celebration-Fall 2004 ADOL Leadership Academy, University of Idaho-Camp Nurse, July 2004