AR Haushalter 8/2017 1 Alisa R. Haushalter, DNP, RN Shelby County Health Department Shelby County, Tennessee 814 Jefferson Street Memphis, Tennessee 38105 901-222-9080 alisa.haushalter@shelbycountytn.gov University of Tennessee College of Nursing ahaushal@uthsc.edu CURRICULUM VITAE EDUCATION: 2004-2007 Doctor of Nursing Practice, Public Health Leadership, University of Tennessee Health Science Center, Memphis, Tennessee 1995-1997 Masters of Science in Nursing, Family Practice, Vanderbilt University; Nashville, Tennessee 1979-1982 Associate of Science in Nursing, Belmont College, Nashville, Tennessee 1977-1978 No degree; Nursing (major), Carlow College, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania ADDITIONAL EDUCATION: 2015-2016 Disparities Leadership Program, Disparities Solution Center at Massachusetts General Hospital, Project Development of a Disparities Dashboard in a Pediatric Health System 2014 Delegate, Public Health Nursing/Health Care Systems Delegation: People-to- People International, Cuba 2006 Student/Provider, Medical Mission and Comparative Systems Analysis, Honduras 2005 Student, United States and United Kingdom: Comparative Systems Course; University of Evansville; Harlaxton, United Kingdom 2004 Public Health Surveillance; Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and Emory University; Atlanta, Georgia 2003-2004 Certificate in Strategic Leadership; Center for Non-Profit Management; Nashville, Tennessee 2003-2004 Certificate in Leadership; Metro Management Institute; Metro Nashville/Davidson County; Nashville, Tennessee 2002-2003 Fellow; Southeast Public Health Leadership Institute; University of North Carolina; Chapel Hill, North Carolina, Project Implementation of a Public Access Automatic External Defibrillator System within a Multi-Site Local Health Department 1998 Summer Institute in Injury Prevention; Johns Hopkins University; Baltimore, Maryland
AR Haushalter 8/2017 2 HONORS/AWARDS: 2017 John William Runyan, Jr. Award in Community Health Nursing, University of Tennessee Health Science Center, College of Nursing 2015 Nemours Leonard L. Berry Award for Service Excellence Finalist, Nemours Children s Health System 2014 Transformational Leadership Award in Nursing, Nemours Children s Health System 2012 March of Dimes Public Health Nurse of the Year Award, Middle Tennessee Region 1996 Barbara C. Morgan Nursing Scholarship Award, Tennessee Public Health Association 1977 American Association of University Women Scholarship Award LICENSURE: 1983-2017 RN Licensure RN0000058032 SOCIETY MEMBERSHIPS: American Nurses Association American Public Health Association Doctor of Nursing Practice, Inc. National Association of City and County Health Officials Tennessee Nurses Association Tennessee Public Health Association UNIVERSITY (AND COLLEGE) APPOINTMENTS: 2016-Present Associate Professor, Non-Tenure Track, Graduate Studies, University of Tennessee College of Nursing, Memphis, Tennessee 2009-2012 Adjunct Faculty, Meharry Medical College, Nashville, Tennessee 2009-2012 Adjunct Faculty, Doctorate of Nursing Practice Program Vanderbilt University School of Nursing, Nashville, Tennessee 2007-2012 Contract Faculty, Southeastern National Tuberculosis Training Center, Gainesville, Florida 2002-2003 Adjunct Faculty, Tennessee State University, Nashville, Tennessee TEACHING EXPERIENCE: 2017 HOPN 851, Health Policy and Leadership, University of Tennessee Health Science Center, Co-Faculty 2015-2016 Tool for Health in Vulnerable Environments (THRIVE) trainer, Delaware Public Health Institute, Wilmington, Delaware 2002-2016 Dialogue/Dialogue for Life, Nemours Children s Health System and Metro Public Health Department, Facilitator, Mentor and Program Coordinator 2009-2012 N452, Policy, Doctor of Nursing Practice Program, Vanderbilt University, Lead Instructor 1997-2012 Role of the Public Health Nurse, Community Health Nursing Course, Vanderbilt University, Guest Lecturer 2009-2012 Diversity in Dialogue, Scarritt Bennett Center, Facilitator
AR Haushalter 8/2017 3 2007-2012 TB Program Management, Contact Investigation and Program Evaluation, Southeastern TB Training Center, Lead Instructor, Co-Instructor, Substitute Instructor, respectively 2002-2003 Foundations of Public Health 101, Tennessee State University, Co- Instructor 1990-2012 Effective Patient Teaching and Adherence Promotion, Vanderbilt University Diabetes Research Center, Metro Public Health Department, Instructor, Training Coordinator 2005-2010 Basic First Aid, American Heart Association, Metro Public Health Department, Trainer and Program Coordinator 1990-2010 CPR, American Heart Association, Metro Public Health Department, Instructor, Train the Trainer, Program Coordinator, and Mentor PRACTICE/PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE: 01/16 - Present Director, Shelby County Health Department, Memphis, Tennessee 01/14-01/16 Senior Director, Department of Population Health and Project Director Nemours Center for Medicare and Medicaid Innovation Award, Nemours Children s Health Systems, Wilmington, Delaware 12/12-01/14 Director, Department of Health Care Engagement and Project Director, Nemours Center for Medicare and Medicaid Innovation Award Nemours Children s Health System, Wilmington, Delaware 02/08-11/12 Director, Bureau of Population Health Programs, Metro Public Health Department, Nashville, Tennessee 2003-02/08 Director, Division of Tuberculosis Elimination, Metro Public Health Department, Nashville, Tennessee 1999-2003 Director, Division of Health Promotion, Metro Public Health Department, Nashville, Tennessee 1997-1999 Public Health Nurse IV, Division of Health Promotion, Metro Public Health Department, Nashville, Tennessee 1995-1997 Public Health Nurse II, Division of Health Promotion, Metro Public Health Department, Nashville, Tennessee 1983-1995 Public Health Nurse II, Division of Community Health Nursing, Metro Public Health Department, Nashville, Tennessee 1982-1982 Staff Nurse, Elder Care Home Health Agency, Nashville, Tennessee EXTERNAL SUPPORT/AWARDS: 2014-2016 $1.8 million dollar, 3-year, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Partnering to Improve Community Health Award, Nemours Children s Health System, Wilmington, Delaware, Senior Advisor and Mentoring Project Director 2012-2016 $3.7 million dollar, 3- year, Center for Medicare Services, Center for Medicare and Medicaid Innovation Award, Nemours Children s Health System, Project Director 2012 $10 million dollar, 3-year (awarded, not funded), Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Community Transformation Grant, Metro Public Health Department, Nashville, Tennessee, Primary Author
AR Haushalter 8/2017 4 2010-2012 $7.5 million dollar, 2-year, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Communities Putting Prevention to Work Award, Metro Public Health Department, Nashville, Tennessee, Primary Author and Project Director 1999-2001 Mobilizing for Planning and Partnership Demonstration Site (1 of 9), National Association of City and County Health Officials, Metro Public Health Department, Nashville, Tennessee, Project Director 1999 Mobilizing for Planning and Partnership Level 1 Review Site, Metro Public Health Department, Nashville, Tennessee, Project Director 1988-1995 Chronic Renal Disease Intervention Project, Metro Public Health Department, Nashville, Tennessee, Project Leader BOARD (AND WORKGROUP) APPOINTMENTS: 2017 Tennessee Action Coalition, Co-leader 2017 Community Foundation of Greater Memphis, United Way Representative, Board Member 2017-Present Memphis Community Health Committee, Member 2016-Present United Way of the Mid-South, Board Member 2016-Present ACE Awareness Task Force of Memphis, Task Force Member 2014-2016 Delaware Public Health Institute Board, Appointed, Founding Member 2014-2016 Delaware State Innovation Model, Healthy Neighborhoods Workgroup, Appointed, Founding Member 2014-2015 Delaware Foster Care Task Force, Advisor 2013-2016 Convergence Partnership, Nemours Representative 2009 Tennessee State University Allied Health Sciences Advisory Board, Member 2007-2009 University of Tennessee Health Sciences Center, College of Nursing Public Health Nursing Advisory Board, Member OTHER PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS AND ACTIVITIES: 2017 Leadership Memphis, 2017 Executive Class 2017 University of Tennessee Health Science Center, John William Runyan, Jr. Award Selection Committee, Member 2017 Baptist College of Health Sciences and Christian Brothers University, Interdisciplinary Competition, Judge 2016 University of Memphis Interdisciplinary Clinical Case Competition, Judge 2015 Delaware Public Health Learning Collaborative, Founding Member 2015 University of Colorado School of Public Health, Robert Wood Johnson Public Health Systems Research Award, Predictors of Health Care Systems Investment and Interaction with Public Health Systems, Expert Panel Member 2015 National Association of City and County Health Officials, 2015 Local Public Health Department of the Year Award, Reviewer 2015 Brookings Institution Round Table Discussion, Population Health, Asthma Round Table Participant 2012 Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Division of Community Health, A Practitioner s Guide to Advancing Health Equity: Community strategies for improving health equity, Technical Reviewer and Featured community 2012 National Association of City and County Health Officials, The Roots of Health
AR Haushalter 8/2017 5 Inequity: A web-based course for the public health workforce, Technical Reviewer 2009-2012 Meharry Vanderbilt Alliance, Interdisciplinary Clinical Case Competition Nashville, Tennessee, Founding Faculty and Judge 2007-2008 Tennessee Public Health Association, Barbara C. Morgan Nursing Scholarship, Selection Committee, Reviewer 2002 Advancing the Health of Populations: the Pfizer Guide to Careers in Public Health, Featured public health nurse 2000-2003 Racial and Ethnic Approaches to Community Health (REACH) 2010 Project Staff Development Committee, Member, Trainer, and Mentor 2000-2003 American Baptist College Curriculum Design Subcommittee, REACH 2010, Member and Trainer COMMITTEES: 2014-2016 Nemours Health Equity Workgroup, Founding Member 2010-2012 Health Department Design Team, Metro Public Health Department, Member 2011-2012 Equity Workgroup, Metro Public Health Department, Executive Team Liaison and Founding Member 2010-2012 Nashville Public Health Learning Collaborative, Founding Member 2000-2003 Public Health Watch Editorial Committee, Metro Public Health Department, Member 1999-2003 Lentz University Curriculum Design Committee, Metro Public Health Department, Developer and Trainer 1999-2003 Wise Moves Worksite Wellness Committee, Metro Public Health Department, Founding Member 1997-1999 Youth Risk Behavior Surveillance Survey Implementation Committee, Co-leader RESIDENTS/FELLOWS/GRADUATE STUDENTS TRAINED: 2013-2016 Tirzah Spencer, PhD, Nemours Health and Prevention Services, Wilmington, Delaware, Community Translational Awardee, Mentor and Advisory Board Member, Research Award: Perceived community assets and barriers to reducing childhood obesity 2015 Isabel Morgan, MPH, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, Maryland Nemours Office of Health Equity and Inclusion Intern Disparities Leadership Program Asthma Subcommittee Advisor, Projects: Development of an Asthma Disparities Dashboard and an Asthma Life Course Model 2013-2015 May Oboryshko, DNP, RN, University of Wilmington, Wilmington, Delaware Preceptor, Advisor and Capstone Committee Member, Project: Barriers and enhancers to participation in school-based food programs amongst Delaware ninth graders 2010-2012 Edilberto Raynes, MD, PhD, Associate Professor, Tennessee State University, Nashville, Tennessee Walden University, Minneapolis, Minnesota, Advisor Dissertation: Cultural Differences in Healthcare Providers' Knowledge, Attitudes, and Practices in Treating Tuberculosis 2009-2011 Courtney Young, DNP, RN, Vanderbilt University School of Nursing, Nashville, Tennessee, Advisor and DNP Capstone Committee Member, DNP Project:
AR Haushalter 8/2017 6 Development of an HIV risk assessment tool to identify HIV risk amongst African American women 2007-2009 Christine Fiske, MD, MPH, Vanderbilt University School of Medicine, Master of Public Health Program, Public Health Advisor, Project: Implementation of a cohort review process in a local TB program PUBLICATIONS: Gratale, D. and Haushalter, A. R. (March, 2016) Optimizing Health Outcomes for Children with Asthma in Delaware: A population health case report. National Academy of Medicine. Larson, C., Haushalter, A. R., Buck, T., Campbell, D., Henderson, T., & Schlundt. D. (2013). Development of a community-sensitive strategy to increase availability of fresh fruits and vegetables in Nashville s urban food deserts, 2010 2012. Preventing chronic disease, 10. Boswell, E. J., Pichert, J. W., Lorenz, R. A., Schlundt, D. G., Penha, M. I., Alexander, S., Davis, D. E., Evangelist, J. L., Haushalter, A. R., Lindsay, L. C., & Palm, M. (1996). Evaluation of a patient teaching skills course disseminated through staff developers. Patient education and counseling, 27(3), 247-256 VIDEOS/CREATIVE PROJECTS: 2008 In Search of the Source, An autobiographical story of Mr. Reece, a patient who was diagnosed with tuberculosis during WWII and then, again, in 2008. The book represents the patient s journey as he searches for the source while undergoing treatment for tuberculosis, Project leader - moving an idea to implementation and publication in partnership with Mr. Reece, health care providers and researchers Published in partnership with the Southeastern TB Training Center, Released in honor of Veteran s Day 2007 Celebrating Nashville s Community Health Nurses: 30 Years of Service, 1965-1995, A video developed to share findings of DNP project with nurses and the public at large. Project Leader - conceptualize, design, script, and assist with editing in partnership with Nashville Channel 3 that provided consultation, filming and editing. 2005 TB: It is Preventable, Treatable and Curable, A video developed with and for patients with or at risk of tuberculosis to provide education regarding tuberculosis as well as treatment expectations. Project leader - conceptualize, design, script, and recruit participants in partnership with Nashville Channel 3 which provided consultation, filming and editing. RECENT PRESENTATIONS: 3/31/17 Public Health Panelist, Uncertain Care: The Future of Affordable Care Symposium, University of Memphis Law School, Memphis, Tennessee 4/11/17 Role of Local Public Health and Health Policy, Health Policy Course, University of Memphis, Memphis, Tennessee 4/11/17 Role of Local Public Health and Journey of Public Health Leader, Serving the Underserved Course, Church Health Center and University of Tennessee Health Science Center, Memphis, Tennessee
AR Haushalter 8/2017 7 6/14/17 Building Community Support for Breastfeeding, Memphis Area Breastfeeding Symposium, Memphis, Tennessee 6/22/17 Building Healthy Communities, Memphis 3.0 Community Presentation, Memphis, Tennessee 12/12/16 Population Health and Public Health, Baptist Memorial Hospital Family Residency Program, Memphis, Tennessee 12/8/16 Keynote Speaker, University of Tennessee Loewenberg College of Nursing Convocation, Memphis, Tennessee 10/19/17 Role of Local Public Health and Health Policy, Health Policy and Organization of Health Services Course, University of Memphis, Memphis, Tennessee 10/17/17 Presenter, University of Tennessee Health Science Center, College of Nursing, White Coat Ceremony, Memphis, Tennessee 10/3/16 Population Health during a Disaster, Basic Disaster Life Support Course, Memphis, Tennessee 9/12/16 Local Public Health and Health Policy, Health Policy Theory and Methods Course, University of Memphis, Memphis, Tennessee 8/4/16 The DNP Graduate: Introduction to the Role and Professional Issues, University of Tennessee College of Nursing, Memphis, Tennessee 5/4/16 Healthy Places Summit Panelist, Conversations on Healthy Communities, University of Memphis, Memphis, Tennessee 5/3/16 A Tale of Two Campaigns: The role of the nurse leader in achieving improved health outcomes for all, 2016 Elinor F. Reed Distinguished Visiting Professor Lecture, University of Tennessee Health Science Center College of Nursing, Memphis, Tennessee 3/19/16 SCHD: A preliminary prospectus on the future of public health in Shelby County, Tennessee, University of Memphis, Memphis, Tennessee 3/2/16 Tool for Health Resilience in Vulnerable Populations: Application to practice, 2016 Association for Community Health Improvement Conference: From Health Care to Healthy Communities, Baltimore, Maryland 12/1/15 Integrating Community Health Workers to Improve Care, 2015 CMS Quality Conference Session, Baltimore, Maryland 6/27/15 Improving Outcomes for Children with Asthma: Advancing the role of community health workers as integral members of the health care team, Housing and Urban Development Philadelphia Asthma Summit, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 6/9/15 Nemours Center for Medicare and Medicaid Innovation Award Overview and Update, Briefing Senator Coons and Representative Carney s office Washington, DC 12/16/14 Clinical Integration and Population Health: Improving outcomes for children with asthma, Population Health Learning Collaborative Webinar, Center for Medicare and Medicaid Innovation 11/18/14 Linking Primary Care and Public Health: Achieving the triple aim through m innovation in a community-based, pediatric primary care, National Primary Care Conference, Lyrath, Ireland 10/8/2014 Nashvitality: The role of the nurse leader in transforming community health Seventh Annual Doctors of Nursing Practice Conference, Nashville, Tennessee
AR Haushalter 8/2017 8 4/29/14 Clinical Integration and Population Health: Perspectives from a pediatric health system, Delaware Healthcare Association Spring Forum, Dover Downs 4/24/14 Nemours Center for Medicare and Medicaid Innovation Award Overview and Update, Merck Childhood Asthma Network grantees Preventive Services Regulation Presentation, Gaylord National Resort & Convention Center in National Harbor, Maryland 2/20/14 Nemours Center for Medicare and Medicaid Innovation Award Overview and Update, Delaware Asthma Consortium Meeting, Wilmington, Delaware 1/17/14 Nemours Center for Medicare and Medicaid Innovation Award: Integration of community health workers to improve outcomes for children with asthma Regional Summit on Pediatric Home Asthma Interventions, University of Maryland School of Nursing, Baltimore, MD