Curriculum Vitae. Andrew J. Mazzoli 1060 Hickory Grove Road Saluda, SC, (843) March 24, 2015

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1 Curriculum Vitae Andrew J. Mazzoli 1060 Hickory Grove Road Saluda, SC, (843) March 24, 2015 Education: December 2000 December 1981 June 1977 June 1974 Ph.D. in Educational Administration (Higher Education Administration) Department of Educational Leadership and Policy University of South Carolina Columbia, South Carolina Masters in Health Sciences Health Science Program Medical University of South Carolina Bachelor of Science, with Honors Respiratory Therapy Program Upstate Medical Center Syracuse, New York Associate in Applied Science Respiratory Therapy Program Upstate Medical Center Syracuse, New York Licenses and Georgia Licensed Respiratory Care Practitioner #1028 Certifications: Registered Respiratory Therapist #3593 Certified Pulmonary Function Technician

2 Professional Education Experience: 12/08 present Assistant Professor, Respiratory Therapy Medical College of Georgia Augusta, Georgia Classroom, laboratory, and clinical teaching as well as research and community service 4/07 8/03 Chair, Respiratory Therapy Baptist College of Health Sciences Memphis, Tennessee Classroom and laboratory teaching as well as general program administration and supervision. 3/95-3/97 Program Director, Respiratory Care Practitioner Program Lake Superior College Duluth, Minnesota Laboratory and classroom teaching as well as general program administration and supervision. 9/92 8/94 Graduate Assistant to Dr. Lorin Anderson Professor and Carolina Research Scholar Department of Educational Leadership and Policy University of South Carolina Columbia, South Carolina Departmental admissions process for the masters, educational specialist, and doctoral degrees. Participated in field research for the study of the initial implementation of Project: ReLearning in South Carolina. 10/93 6/93 Graduate Assistant to Dr. David Bell Associate Provost for Institutional Planning and Research University of South Carolina Columbia, South Carolina Worked with the University Future Committee, a broadbased committee of the faculty charged with strategically reallocating resources at the Columbia campus. 8/91 7/92 Coordinator, ASC 101 Strategies for Success Program Armstrong Atlantic State University Schedule classes, recruit and orient new faculty, and teach classes. Assisted in policy formation for the Academic Advisement Center. Reported to the Vice-President and Dean of Enrollment Services.

3 6/81-7/92 Assistant Professor and Director of Clinical Education Respiratory Therapy Program Armstrong Atlantic State University Tenured. Responsible for supervision, scheduling, evaluation, and revision of the clinical component of the program. Also responsible for didactic, laboratory, and clinical instruction 7/77 6/81 Instructor, Respiratory Therapy Programs Trident Technical College Taught didactic, laboratory and clinical courses. 5/79 7/80 Acting Director, Respiratory Therapy Program Baccalaureate Degree Program Medical University of South Carolina General administration of this program, the associate degree program, and a full-time teaching load. 9/78 8/81 Director, Respiratory Therapy Program Associate Degree Program Trident Technical College Program administration in addition to a full-time teaching load. 7/77 7/81 Instructor, Respiratory Therapy Programs Medical University of South Carolina Taught didactic, laboratory and clinical courses.

4 Management Experience: Assistant Director, Cardiovascular Services Hilton Head Regional Medical Center Management team for operations and growth of the newly structured cardiac services line to include Non-invasive cardiology, Cath lab, and CCU with continued emphasis on RT, ABG lab, EEG, and EKG services. Clinical practice in ED, ICU, general floors all shifts. Performed ABG s, with CAP accreditation, PFT, and ground transport. Director, Respiratory Therapy and EEG Services Hilton Head Regional Medical Center Responsible for personnel, budget, operational direction of departments and associated accreditation. Very involved in clinical quality improvement and hospital accreditation. Clinical practice in ED, ICU, general floors all shifts. Performed ABG s, with CAP accreditation, PFT, and ground transport.

5 Professional Practice 10/2006 to12/2008 Clinical Educator, Memorial University Medical Center. Responsible for Continuing education, staff orientation, student coordination, education in respiratory critical care for RN, Medical residents. Clinical research and quality activities. Clinical practice in adult areas except PFT lab. 9/06 - present Consultant/Contractor Theronyx Thousand Oaks, California Training and installation of wireless charting, outcomes, performance, utilization, and critical care software for respiratory care. Writing/review sections of users manual. 10/02 7/03 Trainer, Advanced Respiratory Minneapolis, Minnesota. Train patients and family on a consultant basis in the use of the high frequency chest wall oscillation vest in the home. 4/94 3/97 Therapist, Apria Health Care Columbia, SC and Duluth, MN Work with life support systems and general respiratory care in the home care setting. Part time in grad school or teaching. 4/91 7/92 Therapist, Adult Critical Care Memorial Medical Center Worked in adult critical care. Occasionally floated to pediatrics. Part time while teaching. 10/88-4/91 Therapist, St. Joseph s Hospital Worked in all areas of adult respiratory care. Part time while teaching. 3/82-6/88 Therapist, Memorial Medical Center Worked in all areas of adult respiratory care. Part time while teaching. 7/81 12/81 Equipment Technician, Professional Medical Services Delivered, set up, and maintained durable medical equipment in the home. Part-time while teaching. 6/75 7/77 Therapist, Crouse-Irving Memorial Hospital Syracuse, New York Full-time work in all areas of respiratory care.

6 1/75 6/75 Therapist, Mercy Hospital and Rehabilitation Center Auburn, New York Full-time work in general areas of respiratory care. 6/74 12/74 Therapist/Supervisor, Broward General Medical Center Fort Lauderdale, Florida Full-time work in all areas of respiratory care. Professional Activities Commission on Accreditatioin for Respiratory Care Site visitor. SC American Lung Association - Board of Directors Past Member National Board for Respiratory Care (NBRC) Test Item Writer/Reviewer Chair, Ad hoc Committee for the Secured Program Assessment Exam American Association for Respiratory Care (AARC) Member Summer Forum multiple years International Congress for Respiratory Care multiple years Past President-elect Tennessee Society for Resp. Care West Tennessee Chapter President Academic Associations: Alpha Eta, Allied Health Honor Society Founding Member and Past President Armstrong Atlantic State University

7 Presentations: Preceptors in Respiratory Care Teaching as Practice: Implications for Respiratory Care. Society for Respiratory Care, Tennessee state meeting, Franklin, Tennessee Formulating an Outline for a Recruitment Plan. AARC Summer Forum, Scottsdale, Arizona Strategic Planning and the Essentials: Using Outcome Oriented Accreditation to Plan for the Future. AARC Summer Forum, Vail, Colorado. Laboratory Assessment of the Pulmonary Patient. Developed and taught in a two-day seminar for the area hospitals in the Macon, Georgia area as a continuing education requirement for state licensure. Seminar Leader/Speaker, Application of Arterial Blood Gases to the Critically Ill Patient, Co-Sponsored by Georgia Continuing Health Education Programs and Armstrong State College. Presented every two to three years for nurses, respiratory care, laboratory professionals, and physicians targeting rural Georgia and Florida. Several local presentations, seminars, and consulting work on accreditation, preceptor development.

8 Publications Coule, PL and Mazzoli, AJ (2010) Comparison of a Novel Intra-Oral Mask (NuMask ) to Standard Mask Ventilation Using a Cadaver Model. Annals of Emergency Medicine, 56(3) (abstract). Mazzoli, A.J. (2000) Faculty perceptions of influence on the curriculum in higher education. Dissertation. Mazzoli, A.J. and Causey, D. (1991) Quality assurance in blood gas analysis: General considerations. Educational Reviews, Inc. 2(12). Mazzoli, A.J. (1981). The value of admissions criteria as predictors of academic success in baccalaureate degree respiratory therapy programs. Respiratory Care, August, 1981 (abstract). Rienes, D. H., Prabhu, S. M. and Mazzoli, A.J. (1980) The effect of IMV and IDV on intrathoracic and intravascular pressures. American Review of Respiratory Disease. 121(4). References provided upon serious consideration of candidacy.