Texas Woman s University Kimberly Bookout, MSN, RN, CPNP, CWON

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TWU

Doctor of Nursing Practice

Texas Woman’s University

Kimberly Bookout, MSN, RN, CPNP, CWON

B.S. Texas Tech University Health

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M.S. University of Texas

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 Membership

 Content Validation Committee

 Wound Ostomy Continence Nurses Society

Association of Pediatric Surgical Research

Negative Pressure Wound Therapy

Member of the Dallas Medical Reserve Corp

Association of Pediatric Surgical Nurses

Corp.

Volunteered at the Reunion Arena shelter in September 2005

Publications

Journal of Pediatric Health Care 2008

JWOCN 2002 & 2004

Home Health Focus 1994

“Pursuing and obtaining a doctoralPursuing and obtaining a doctoral degree in nursing practice is a natural

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TWU

Doctor of Nursing Practice

Texas Woman’s University

Julie Dreadin RNC, MS, WHCNP

B.S. University of Texas at Arlington

• First Women’s Health Nurse Practitioner to specialize in Arlington M.S. Texas Woman’s University Volunteer Organizations Christ’s Family Practitioner to specialize in mammography Research

Fiber treatments for constipation; Not all

fib t d l Clinic-Preston Road Church of Christ AWHONN Oncology Nursing Society

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Effectiveness of

pessary for support and symptom relief

Society

“The DNP will provide me with the ability to develop this position [Diagnostic Breast

Imaging/Radiology] into advanced nursing practice that is strong in advanced clinical skills grounded that is strong in advanced clinical skills, grounded

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TWU

Doctor of Nursing Practice

Texas Woman’s University

John D. Gonzalez RN, MS, ANP-C

 B.S. Texas Woman’s University

 M.S. State University of New York

Memberships

North Texas Nurse Practitioners Association

American Academy of Nurse Practitioners

Sigma Theta Tau International Honor Society of Nursing Honor Society of Nursing

Honors

 SUNYSB Academic and Clinical Excellence

 Top 4% AANP Certification Exam

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Research

Drug Trials – NeurogesX C107 (HIV-associated distal polyneuropathy, North Texas Center for AIDS and Clinical Research

“The focus of the clinical doctorate is in alignment with my desire to be a leader within healthcare, the nursing profession, to be an expert in my field of

ti d b i iti t i t ti t practice and be in a position to impact patient

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TWU

Doctor of Nursing Practice

Texas Woman’s University

Catherine Hill, RN, BA, MSN, GNP

•ADN at Hillsborough Community College

•BA in Management from National-Lewis University •MSN in Gerontological Advanced Practice from the University of South Florida

•Completed 32 hours toward PhD before being p g accepted into TWU's DNP program.

“My work experience is varied, like most

nurses. Virtually everything I've accomplished has been with the help of many remarkably talented people, too numerous to mention here in addition to the support of my loving family.”

“I started out in ICU, but now I oversee the "provision of care" in our physicians’ offices throughout 13 counties We use the American Academy of counties. We use the American Academy of

Ambulatory Care Nurses Standards, while developing a Medical Home Pilot project for underserved seniors through implementation of a Medicare

pay-for-performance mechanism called PQRI (Physician Quality Reporting Initiative). We also provide

“I want to teach – to be able to

give back to the profession I

love some much.”

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TWU

Doctor of Nursing Practice

Texas Woman’s University

Debra Knipe RN, CNM, MS

 B.S. Texas Woman’s University

 M.S. Texas Woman’s University C tifi d N Mid if

Certified Nurse Midwife

Parkland School of Nurse Midwifery

Certified Nurse Midwifery with experience In private practice and at Parkland Healthp p and Hospital Systems.

 Debra has attended over 1000 births of underserved, uninsured women.

The DNP will help me become more knowledgeable in caring for women. My

interests are gestational diabetes and chorioamnionitis.

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TWU

Doctor of Nursing Practice

Texas Woman’s University

Janice Lankford RN, CNM, MS

DCCCD Dallas, TX AND Nursing

B.S. Texas Woman’s University

M.S. Texas Woman’s University

Certified Nurse Midwife

Parkland School of Nurse Midwifery Current Position:

Certified Nurse-Midwife – Coordinate all aspects of antepartum care, intrapartum care, and postpartum care for the largest midwifery service in the United States. Additional responsibilities: Teaches third

year medical students, PAs, and interns “This added knowledge would year medical students, PAs, and interns

how to do routine vaginal deliveries. Manages 37 CNMs and provides an environment where growth and satisfaction are encouraged.

increase the feasibility of teaching, doing missionary work, and volunteering at ACNM in the future,

while providing expertise as the CNM Manager at Parkland ” CNM Manager at Parkland.

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TWU

Doctor of Nursing Practice

Texas Woman’s University

Trina Lanza RN, WOCN, MSN, FNP

Houston Baptist University

University of Texas Medical Branch

Texas Tech University

Types of service to patients

Consulting/Mesobella

Patient care in nursing homes and g home health

In-servicing in ostomy and wound care

Affiliations

North Texas Nurse Practitioners-Metroplex-West, Dallas

“The education that I would receive form the Texas Woman’s University DNP Program would greatly

enhance my ability to achieve my professional goals and aspirations in the future, by equipping

me with the highest level of theoretical and me with the highest level of theoretical and practical knowledge in our nursing profession.”

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TWU

Doctor of Nursing Practice

Texas Woman’s University

William Lodrigues WHCNP, RNC, MS, RN

B.S. Northeast Louisiana University

M.S. Texas Woman’s University

WHNP UT Southwestern Medical College

Breast Oncology Nurse Practitioner, Parkland Health & Hospital System

Clinical Instructor, University of Texas Southwestern Nurse Practitioner School Southwestern Nurse Practitioner School

Certification

Women’s Health Care Nurse Practitioner

Intrauterine Device, Southwestern Medical Center

ONC Cancer Chemotherapy Provider

The “DNP program will train me to be a leader in the field of oncology, prepare me for a more substantial role in research, and enable me to write policies and procedures

that will alter outcomes. I need to become a stronger advocate for my patients and your program will help me y p y p g p

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TWU

Doctor of Nursing Practice

Texas Woman’s University

Lynn Outlaw, MSN, APRN, PMHNP, BC

• M.S.N. University of Texas, Arlington

B.S.N. Baylor University, Cum Laude

Current position Veteran’s Administration – provide mental health services for veterans in rural

Past work experiences:

Hopper Group private psychiatric office

Clinical Instructor, University of Texas at Arlington

Contract Manager Outreach Health Services

Contract Manager, Outreach Health Services

Clinical Coordinator/Case Manager Home Health

Commissioned Officer, U.S. Public Health Service

Veteran U.S. Army and U.S. Navy

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Professional Associations

Sigma Theta Tau

American Nurses Association

Texas Nurses Association

American Psychiatric Nurses Association

I hope the DNP will help me provide mental health services to our veterans who have served in Iraq

and reside in rural areas American Psychiatric Nurses Association and reside in rural areas.

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TWU

Doctor of Nursing Practice

Texas Woman’s University

Janquilyn Driver Merida MS, APRN, BC, FNP

 B.S.N. University of Texas at Austin

 M.S.N. Texas Woman’s University

 Honors

 Texas Achievement Award

 Who’s Who Among

American College Students  Memberships

North Texas Nurse Practitioners

Texas Nurse Practitioner

American Academy of Nurse

“Th h i d d f h i ’ l

American Academy of Nurse Practitioners

 Research Experience

AVENTIS DVT

A t B t i l Si iti

“The changing demands of the nation’s complex health care environment require that nurses serving

in specialty positions have the highest level of scientific knowledge and practice expertise possible.” –The American Association of Colleges Acute Bacterial Sinusitis possible. The American Association of Colleges

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TWU

Doctor of Nursing Practice

Texas Woman’s University

Vanessa Nestor RN, CNS, FNP

oB.S. University of Missouri o M.S. Texas Woman’s University oCommittees

oVolunteer Activities

oDugan Divettes, a woman’s scuba diving club that cleans the local rivers and lakes

SAMMi i t id oInstitutional Review Board

oNursing Peer Review

oTumor Board (UTSW, Baylor) oTexas Health Care Providers/Baylor

Health Care System oSAMMinistry provides

shelter and care for the homeless

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Health Care System

oProvides care and consultation to patients with primary brain tumors

oMembership and Honors

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to the role of the

scientific investigator.”

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TWU

Doctor of Nursing Practice

Texas Woman’s University

Michele Owens RN, BSN, MSN, FNP

•B.A. University of Dallas

•B.S.N. and M.S.N. Texas Woman’s

University

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• Certified Advanced Cardiac

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• Certified Basic Life Support

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•Denton Regional Medical

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•Family nurse practitioner in

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“…attaining a DNP is a necessary task for all nurse practitioners to prove to the medical and nursing field that nurse practitioners are an essential asset

to the health care field and increase awareness of our contributions and concerns about our ou co t but o s a d co ce s about ou

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TWU

Doctor of Nursing Practice

Texas Woman’s University

Consuela D. Witherspoon MSN, RN, APRN, BC

B.S.N University of Tennessee at Martin

M.S.N. Mississippi University for Women Katrina Relief Effort, Health Staff

Medical Emergency Response Team

Church Health Ministry

Certifications

Pediatric Advanced Life Support

Neonatal Resuscitation Program

Basic Life Support

Emergency Nursing Pediatric

“Of all gifts bestowed upon humanity

Course

Membership/Honors

Sigma Theta Tau International Honors Society of Nursing Of all gifts bestowed upon humanity,

the ability to communicate is one of the most important. I plan to provide services to prevent, diagnose, evaluate,

and treat patients within an

d d i ” Honors Society of Nursing

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TWU

Doctor of Nursing Practice

Texas Woman’s University

Jan Zdanuk, FNP-BC, MSN, RN, CNS, CWS, FACCWS

B.S.N. Arizona State University

M.S.N. Northwestern State University

MedBasics Family Health Center

Serves underserved in Ft Worth

Serves underserved in Ft. Worth

ET/Wound Consultant Home Health

Honors:

Health Care Hero, Ft. Worth

Who’s Who in American Nursing

Clinical Excellence Award, Bossier Medical Center

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International Medical Mission Volunteer to Nigeria, Benin, Malawi, Liberia, South Africa for wound care and internal Africa - for wound care and internal medicine in underserved villages Publications

Maternity & Women’s Health Care 2000, 2004, 2007

“TWU’s Doctor of Nursing Practice has the potential to change the world and make

significant difference in healthcare.”

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TWU

Doctor of Nursing Practice

Texas Woman’s University

Kay Banks MS, RN, FNP-C

 B.A. University of Texas at Dallas

 B.S.N Texas Woman’s University

 M.S. Texas Woman’s University

Organizations

North Texas Nurse Practitioners Association

American Academy of NurseAmerican Academy of Nurse Practitioners

Sigma Theta Tau International Honor Society of Nursing P f i l C d ti l

Professional Credentials

Advanced Cardiac Life Support

 Basic Life Support

“The goal of expanding my knowledge

base and level of clinical expertise is

delivery of high quality health care.”

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TWU

Doctor of Nursing Practice

Texas Woman’s University

Winde R. Chambers APRN, BC, FNP

B.S.N and M.S.N Northwestern State University

Certifications

Basic Life Support

Advance Cardiac Life Support Provider

Associations

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National League of Nursing

Louisiana Association of Nurse Practitioners

Sigma Theta Tau International Honor Society of Nursing Honor Society of Nursing

Research

Sub-Investigator, LA Research Center, affiliated with

Gastrointestinal Specialist “I feel that this program will further improve my

critical thinking as well as my clinical decision making skills.”