Francine Snow, DrPH, MSN, RN-BC 6901 Bertner Avenue, SON 712, Houston, Texas, 77030 713-500-2130 (PH) / 713-500-2142 (FAX) Francine.K.Snow@uth.tmc.edu EDUCATION Degree University Date DrPH University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston School of Public Health 2011 MSN University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston, School of Nursing 1983 RN, BSN University of Michigan School of Nursing. Ann Arbor, Michigan 1979 LICENSURE & CERTIFICATION TEXAS Active License MICHIGAN Active License Nursing Professional Development American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC) 1994-2019 PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Institution Position/Title Inclusive Dates Mott Children's Hospital Ann Arbor, Michigan Staff/Charge Nurse 8/79 to 5/81 M. D. Anderson Hospital Houston, TX Staff/Charge Nurse 5/81 to 6/83 San Jacinto College Central Pasadena, TX Instructor, Pediatric Course Coordinator 4/83 to 6/91 Texas Children's Hospital Houston, TX Training and Development Specialist 5/91 to 10/03 Texas Children's Hospital Houston, TX Director, Clinical Training and Develop 10/03 to 8/14 University of Texas HSC at Houston SON, TX Assistant Professor-Clinical 9/14 to Present HONORS & AWARDS Award Awarding Organization Date Millie Field Research Award University of Texas SON 1983 Top 20 Nurses Texas Nurses Association 2001 Nursing Excellence in Nursing Education Good Samaritan Foundation 2011 Research Scholarship Texas Nurses Foundation 2011 Belinda E. Puetz Award Association for Nurses in Professional Development 2014 May 2018 Page 1 1
PUBLICATIONS Peer-Reviewed Publications Kingston, F., McConnell, R.A., and Mauer, M.B. (1996). Toward One Standard of Care: Sedation of Pediatric Patients. Journal of Pediatric Nursing, 11 (1), 69-70. Kingston, F. (2000) Pediatric Sedation: Contributing to Evidenced-Based Practice. Journal of Pediatric Nursing, 15 (2), 127-130. Kingston, F., Bryant, T., and Speer, K. (2010) Pediatric Falls Benchmarking Collaborative. Journal of Nursing Administration, 40 (6) 287-292. Wolf, D.A., Drake, S.A., and Snow, F. (2017). Ethical Considerations on Disclosure When Medical Error is Discovered During Medicolegal Death Investigation. The American Journal of Forensic Medicine and Pathology, 38(4), 294-297. Doi: 10.1097/PAF.0000000000000343 Books & Chapters Kingston, F. (1997). Nursing Orientation: Doing It Right and Doing It Well. Pensacola, FL. National Nursing Staff Development Organization. Kingston, F. (2012). Case Study 1. Joint Commission Resources, Benchmarking in Health Care. Oakbrook Terrace, IL. The Joint Commission. Other Eagle, F. (1983). Relationship between Decision-Making Control and Purpose in Life for the Hospitalized Client with a Diagnosis of Cancer. Master s Thesis. University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston SON. Kingston, F. (2011) Nurse Likelihood to Report a Pediatric Medication Error: Examination of the Pre-Reporting Period. Ann Arbor, MI. UMI Dissertation Publishing. PRESENTATIONS International Arnold, J., Wallin, K. and Kingston, F. (2010). Building & Sustaining a Hospital-Based Multidisciplinary Simulation Center. 10 th Annual International Medical Simulation in Healthcare Conference, Phoenix, AZ. Kingston, F. (2013) Nurse Likelihood to Report a Medication Error. Honor Society of Nursing, Sigma Theta Tau International 24 th International Nursing Research Congress, Prague, Czech Republic. Kingston, F. (2016). Curriculum Change: Nurse Leaders Advancing the Health of Populations. International Nursing Administration Research Conference (INARC). Orlando, FL. May 2018 Page 2 2
National Kingston, F. (1999). Sedation of Pediatric Patients Performance Measurement, Society for Pediatric Nursing, Dallas, TX. Kingston, F. (2003). Do Staffing Levels Predict Outcomes in a Pediatric Hospital Environment? The Forum on Health Care Leadership, Washington, D.C. Kingston, F. (2005). Camp Discovery: GN Retention Strategy, Professional Nurse Educator Group (PNEG) Conference, Houston, Texas. Kingston, F. (2006). Collaborating to Enhance Educational Capacity and Increase Access to Career Opportunities. Pediatric Nursing 22nd Annual Conference, Dallas, Texas. Kingston, F. (2006). Collaborating to Enhance Education Capacity and Increase Access to Career Opportunities. ANCC Ninth Annual National Magnet Conference, Miami, Florida. Kingston, F. (2007). Specialty Group Collaborations: Are Small Collaborations Possible? Inaugural Conference of the National Database of Nursing Quality Indicators, Las Vegas, Nevada. Kingston, K. (2007). S-T-R-E-T-C-H Goals for your Staff Development Department, Annual Convention of the National Nursing Staff Development Organization (NNSDO), Atlanta, Georgia. Kingston, K., Bryant, T., and Speer, K. (2007). Pediatric Falls: Multi-facility Collaboration on Process and Outcome, Magnet Conference, Atlanta, Georgia. Kingston, F. (2010). Educator Productivity & Outcomes. Children s Hospital Association CHEX Learning Executives Meeting, Kansas City, MO. Invited. Kingston, F., Fields, H., Speer, K., and Jones, A. (2010). Pediatric Falls Benchmarking Collaborative Webinar. New Jersey Hospital Association, New Jersey. Invited. Kingston, F. (2013). Educator Functional Description & Workload Survey. Children s Hospital Association. Invited. Kingston, F. (2013) Documenting Our Practice in Nursing Professional Development. Association for Nursing Professional Development Annual Convention. Dallas, TX. Kingston, F. (2014). ENGAGE, ADDIE, and SAM: Can They Work Together? Children s Hospital Association, Atlanta, GA. Kingston, F. (2014). Documenting Our Practice in Nursing Professional Development. Children s Hospital Association Learning Executives, Atlanta, GA. Invited. Kingston, F. (2016). Curriculum Change: Nurse Leaders Advancing the Health of Populations. American Association of Colleges in Nursing Annual Master s Conference. Houston, Texas. Kingston, F. (2017). Productivity & Outcomes: Linking Nursing Professional Development to the Business of the Organization. Association for Nursing Professional Development (ANPD) 2017 Annual Convention July 18-21 New Orleans, LA. Invited. Regional/State Kingston, F. (2001). Renovation Projects Provide State-of-the-Art Caring Environments for Children and Unique Systemwide Challenges for the Training Team. Children s Hospital Association of Texas (CHAT) Conference, Dallas, TX. May 2018 Page 3 3
Kingston, F. (2005). WINNER: Workforce Increases in Nurses and Nursing Faculty: Excellence in Resource Collaboration. Children's Hospital Association of Texas (CHAT) Conference, Houston, Texas. Kingston, F. (2014). Documenting Our Practice in Nursing Professional Development. Seton Hospital System, Austin, TX. Invited. Snow, F. (2017). Advanced Skill Development in Outcome Metrics, Productivity, and Return on Investment for the Nursing Professional Development Specialist. Covenant Health, Lubbock, TX. Invited. Local Lindy, C. and Kingston, F. (2004). Peer Review Panel It s Your Call. Texas Nurses Association District 19, Houston, Texas. Kingston. F. (2007). S-T-R-E-T-C-H Goals for your Staff Development Department. National Nursing Staff Development Organization (NNSDO) Local Houston Affiliate, Houston, Texas. Invited. PREFESSIONAL SERVICE Children s Hospital Association (CHA) Children s Hospital Knowledge Exchange Learning Executives Member 2003-2012 Children s Hospital Knowledge Exchange Learning Executives Chair 2004-2006 Metrics Special Interest Group (SIG) Lead 2009-2010 Learning & Performance Advisory Board Member 2012-2014 Texas Nurses Association (TNA) Continuing Nursing Education (CNE) Committee Member 2011-present Council on Graduate Education for Administration in Nursing (CGEAN) Membership Committee Chair 2015-present INARC Conference Planning Committee Member 2017-present Sigma Theta Tau International Publisher Staff Educator s Guide to Professional Development Invited Book 2015 Reviewer PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS Sigma Theta Tau, Zeta Pi Chapter, Houston, Texas Member 1983-present Association for Nursing Professional Development Member 1994-present American Society of Training & Development Member 1995-2014 Health Services Steering Committee Member 2000-2013 American Nurses Association Member 2003-present Texas Nurses Association Member 2003-present Society for Simulation in Healthcare Member 2007-2011 Council on Graduate Education for Administration in Nursing Member 2014-present May 2018 Page 4 4
INSTITUTIONAL SERVICE San Jacinto College Central Nursing Peer Review Member 1987-1991 Curriculum Committee Member 1985-1991 College Goals Committee Member 1989-1991 Texas Children s Hospital Nursing Peer Review Co-Chair 1991-2003 Education Council Member 1991-2003 Sedation Oversight Committee Member 1991-2014 CPR Committee Member 1994-2014 Magnet Member 2001-2014 Nursing Peer Review Chair 2003-2014 Nursing Coordinating Council Member 2003-2014 Patient Care Coordinating Council Member 2003-2014 Education Council Advisor 2003-2014 Falls Benchmarking Collaborative Lead 2003-2009 Interdisciplinary Education Council Advisor 2003-2014 Simulation Center Design & Build Nursing Lead 2006-2009 Simulation Advisory Group (SAG) Member 2009-2014 Recruitment & Retention Council Member 2013-2014 Falls HAC Team Co-Lead 2013-2014 UTHSC-Houston Baccalaureate Council (BC) Nursing Member 2014 to present Master s Council (MC) Nursing Member 2014 to present QSEN Task Force Member 2014 to 2016 BC Task Force Faculty Advisement Member 2015 to 2016 UTH CPHS Member 2015 to present Nursing Faculty Life Committee (FLC) Member 2015 to 2017 Nursing FLC Faculty Development Com Chair 2015 to 2017 BC Retreat Agenda Task Force Chair 2015 to 2016 Campus-Wide Ethics & Humanities Member 2017 to present BC Admissions Committee Member 2018 to present May 2018 Page 5 5
BOARD MEMBERSHIP Ethics Commission City of Seabrook, Texas Appointed Member 2015 to July 2017 COMMUNITY SERVICE Girl Scouts of America Member 1997 to 2001 RARE Pearls Foundation Program Committee Member 2014 to present May 2018 Page 6 6