CURRICULUM VITAE DAWN E. FERRY MSN, RN, CHSE

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1 1 CURRICULUM VITAE DAWN E. FERRY MSN, RN, CHSE 509 Pennock Avenue One University Place Kennett Square, Pennsylvania Chester, PA EDUCATION 2009-MSN 1998-BSN Widener University, Chester, Pennsylvania Widener University, Chester, Pennsylvania PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCES 2009 Present Per diem Nurse, Season s Hospice and Palliative Care, Newark, Delaware Present Director for Center of Simulation & Computerized Testing, Widener University, School of Nursing, Chester, Pennsylvania Clinical Instructor, Widener University, School of Nursing, Chester, Pennsylvania. Clinical teaching in undergraduate nursing courses Per diem Nurse, Heartland Hospice House Wilmington, Delaware Per diem Nurse, Heartland Hospice Newark, Delaware Pre-Nursing Advisor, Widener University, Chester, Pennsylvania Staff Nurse, Maxim Healthcare Services Wilmington, Delaware. Flu clinics Clinical Research Coordinator, Asthma and Allergy Research Associates,

2 2 Upland, Pennsylvania. Coordinates and conducts research trials Staff Nurse, HealthStaff Professionals, Cherry Hill, New Jersey Pool Nurse, HCR Manorcare Pike Creek, Wilmington, Delaware Case Manager, Heartland Hospice, Kennett Square, Pennsylvania Staff Nurse, Riddle Memorial Hospital, Media, Pennsylvania Home Health Aide, Bayada Nurses, Media, Pennsylvania Home Health, Riddle Village, Media, Pennsylvania. LICENSURE & CERTIFICATIONS Nursing License # Pennsylvania RN # L Delaware RN # L Present CHSE, Certified Healthcare Simulation Educator Present CPR Certification HONORS AND AWARDS May 2013 June 2012 May 2011 May 1998 May 1998 Outstanding Service Award for the Institute of Physical Therapy Education Excellence in Service to International Nursing Association for Clinical Simulation & Learning Selected as participant in NLN Simulation Educator Leadership Program Sigma Theta Tau, International, Honor Society, Widener University, Chester, Pennsylvania Kathryne E. Melwert Award, Widener University, Chester, Pennsylvania

3 3 RESEARCH EXPERIENCE 2013 LeFebvre, K., Ferry, D., A Qualitative Evaluation of the Physical Therapy Student's Experience with an Acute Care Simulation 2012 Jeffers, S., & Ferry, D., Understanding the Role of a Nurse in End-Of- Life Care: Student Perceptions PRESENTATIONS PODIUM PRESENTATION 2013 Ferry, D., & Duffy, J., Debriefing: The Basics and Beyond, The National League for Nursing Eighth Annual NLN Technology Conference, Philadelphia, PA, October Jeffers, S., & Ferry, D., Understanding the Role of a Nurse in End-Of- Life Care: Student Perceptions, 8 th Annual Crozer Keystone Health System, Nursing Research Symposium, Chester, PA, October 15, Winters, S., Averette, M., Jackson, J., Ferry, D, The National League for Nursing (NLN) Leadership Development Program for Simulation Educators: Benefits, Outcomes, and Lessons Learned - Individual, Institutional, and Beyond. San Antonio SUN Conference, San Antonio, TX, October 1-3, Kucirka, B., Klein, J., Ferry, D., Helping BSN Students Prepare for That First Clinical Day in Psych with Simulation, International Society of Psychiatric-Mental Health Nurses, April 17-20, POSTER PRESENTATIONS 2013 Ferry, D., LeFebvre, K., Brown, N., An Interdisciplinary Nursing and Physical Therapy Code Simulation: Opportunities for further exploration. The International Nursing Association for Clinical Simulation and Learning, Las Vegas, NV, June 12-15, Ferry, D., & Brown, N. End of Life Simulation- Does It Help or Create More Anxiety, The International Nursing Association for Clinical Simulation and Learning, Orlando, FL, June 15-18, 2011

4 Ferry, D., & Brown, N. End of Life Simulation- Does It Help or Create More Anxiety, Interdisciplinary Conference of New Jersey End of Life Nursing Consortium, Somerset, NJ, April 15, Ferry, D., & Brown, N. Use of Simulated Medications in the Nursing Fundamentals Courses, The International Nursing Association for Clinical Simulation and Learning, Las Vegas, NV, June 17-19, Ferry, D., Schwartz, R., & Francis, M. Integration of Simulation in Nursing Fundamental Education Curriculum, Mosby s Faculty Development Institute, Orlando, FL, January 4-6, Brown, N. & Ferry, D. Nursing Learning Resource Lab Usage as a Community Outreach, The International Nursing Association for Clinical Simulation and Learning, San Jose, CA, June 12-14, 2008 CONTINUING EDUCATION th Annual International Nursing Simulation/Learning Resource Centers Conference: Hit the Jackpot with Evidence Based Simulation, June 12-15, Wrestling with the Multiple Dimensions of Pain: Update 2013, April 26, Inter-professional Collaboration: Does Partnership between Nurses, Physicians and other Disciplines Improve Patient Care, April 11, Nursing Care of Persons with Dementia and Their Families, March 13, The United Voice of Hospice and Palliative Nurses: A Vision for the Future, March 11, Pain Issues- New & Old, January 14, Teaching with Simulation: A Simulation Facilitators Course, December 11-13, Nursing Students, Faculty, and Clinicians: Preventing and Treating our Vicarious Trauma, November 12,

5 Managing Change: The Roles of Organizational Structure and Culture, October 5, Leading Organizational Change, July Contact Hours th Annual International Nursing Simulation/Learning Resource Centers Conference, June 21-23, Basic Education Course 2 Day # , June 7, Wrestling with the Multiple Dimensions of Pain: Update 2012, April 27, Service Learning as a means to Enhance College Students Understanding and Appreciation of Community Supported Agriculture, April 4, Contact Hour 2012 Cultural Competence in HealthCare Education and Practice, April 19, HPSN 2012, February 28-March 1, Faculty Development: Facilitation Methods in Simulation, February 13, The Role of Structured Debriefing on Students Clinical Judgment in Simulation, February 6, th Annual Forum: Preparing the Nurses of the Future: Sharing the Challenges and Opportunities: Using Technology to Enhance Student Outcomes and Patient Care, December 6, Scenario Development for Simulation, November 29, Seeing Ourselves through a Leadership Lens, October 7, The Branches of Traditional Chinese Medicine: More than just Acupuncture, June 22, Eating Green-Exploring the Local Food Movement, June 22,

6 Better Advance Care Planning: Advanced Directives and POLST (Physician Orders for Life Sustaining Treatment), June 7, Wrestling with the Multiple Dimensions of Pain, April 29, The nurse as Scholar: Promoting Evidence-Based Practice among Direct Care Nurses, April 13, The 6 th Annual Conference of the New Jersey End of Life Nursing Education Consortium, April 15, Enhancing Scholarship in the Faculty Role and Simulation in Nursing Education, November 5, Laughter Can Help Heal You Humorrhoids! November 2, Applications of Strengths Finder Leadership for Nursing Faculty and Nurse Leaders, September 17, th Annual International nursing Simulation/Learning Resource Centers Conference, June 16-19, International Research: Issues and Possibilities, April 28, Health Law and the Elderly: Managing Risk at the End of Life, March 26, Abuse, Neglect, and Exploitation, March 3, Contact Hours 2009 Clinical Relevance of Advanced Technology Products, May 13, Palliative Care Across the Health Care Continuum: What Every Nurse Should Know, April 15, Mosby s Faculty Development Institute, January 5-6, High Fidelity Simulation Labs: From Concept to Completion, January 4-6,

7 Simulation User Network Conference, November 24, Eastern Nursing and Simulation Conference, November 20-21, th International Nursing Learning Resource Centers Conference, June 11-14, An Overview of Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease, May 21, EBP: Making the Most of What We Have, April 14, HPV and Cervical Cancer: The Current State of Affairs, February 13, ACADEMIC CITIZENSHIP School of Nursing Nursing Center Task Force, Member Simulation Task Force, Chair BSN Curriculum Revision Task Force, Member Part-time Program Task Force, Member 2006-Present Undergraduate Programs, Member Recruitment and Student Affairs, Member NCLEX Task Force, Member Professional Present Greater Delaware Valley Chapter of Hospice and Palliative Nurses Association, Member

8 Reviewer for Lippincott Williams & Wilkens for a Proposal for a Nursing Simulations Handbook 2013 Reviewer for Abstracts for NLN Technology Conference Present STTI, Eta Beta Chapter, Treasurer Present Teaching with Simulation: A Simulation Facilitators Course, Facilitator at Conference 2012-Present Delaware Pain Initiative, President 2012 Reviewer for chapter 9 for Simulation in Nursing Education 2nd ed. by Pam R. Jeffries, PhD, RN, FAAN, ANEF Present Hospice and Palliative Nurses Association, Member 2011-Present Delaware Pain Initiative, Chair of Education Committee Present Society for Simulation in Healthcare, Member 2009-Present Delaware Pain Initiative, Board of Directors Delaware Pain Forum Policy Committee, Member Present American Association of Colleges of Nursing Society for Simulation in Healthcare, Member 2006-Present 2006-Present International Nursing Association for Clinical Simulation & Learning, Member, Finance Committee, Member, , List- Serv, Member, 2010-present National League for Nursing, Member Association of Clinical Research Professionals, Member Delaware Office Nurses Association, Member 2001 HCR Manorcare-Pain Task Force, Member 2001-present STTI, Reviewer for continuing education 2000 West Chester University-Panel member on Hospice Care 2000 HCR Manorcare- Taught Inservice: Hospice Care for Certified Nursing Assistant s (CNA s)

9 Present STTI, Eta Beta Chapter, member 1998-Present Sigma Theta Tau International, Member COMMUNITY 2006-Present Camp Dreamcatcher, Oxford, Pennsylvania, Healthcare Volunteer After Prom Committee, Kennett High School, Kennett Square, Pennsylvania, Chair, Food Committee Present Beulah Baptist Church, Oxford, PA (Member 1996-present), Summer present, Vacation Bible School Volunteer; present, Manager of Kitchen; present, AWANA helper; , Youth group snack provider; , Web entry; Hospice of the Delaware Valley, Kennett Square, Pennsylvania, Volunteer FUNDING May, 2011 The Connelly Foundation- $250, June, 2011 Ethel Sergeant Clark Smith Memorial Fund- $150,000.00