JINAH K. SHIN , 230 th Street, Bayside, NY

Transcription

1 JINAH K. SHIN 67-28, 230 th Street, Bayside, NY ACADEMIC TRAINING: Columbia University, New York, NY Doctor of Nursing Science (DNSc), September Columbia University, New York, NY Master of Science in Psychiatric/Mental Health Nursing (MSN), Ewha Womans University, Seoul, Korea Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN), TRAINEESHIP: Columbia University, New York, NY Post-Doctoral Fellowship, September 2000-August PROFESSIONAL LICENSES: Registered Nurse (R. N), The University of the State of New York, Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner (N. P), The University of the State of New York, 1998.

2 AWARDS AND HONORS: The Alpha Zeta Chapter of Sigma Theta Tau Award for Excellence, FELLOWSHIP AND GRANT SUPPORT Member of Sigma Theta Tau Honorary Society, Certification in Medical -Surgical Nursing, Post-doctoral fellowship from Agency for Health Care Research and Quality Grant (F32 HS ) from Department of Health and Human Services Public Health Service ($102,000), Doctoral Dissertation Grant from Ethnic Minority Fellowship Grant, Pre-doctoral research grant from Columbia Presbyterian Hospital Alumni Association Nursing Research Grant, Columbia Public Policy Fellowship Grant, Professional Nurse Traineeship Grant, Ewha Womans University Alumni Association of New York Metropolitan Scholarship, ACADEMIC AND CLINICAL EXPERIENCE: Elmhurst Hospital, New York. Nurse Practitioner at Psychiatric In-Patient Unit, May, 1999-present. Private Practice, New York. Psychotherapist with prescription privilege, 2000-present. Columbia University, New York. Adjunct Professor, January, present.

3 Alzheimer s Association, Diversity Tool Box Korean Committee Member, January Columbia University, New York. Junior Member of the Center on Health Policy, January, 2000-August, Ewha Womans University, Seoul, Korea, Adjunct Professor, March 1, present. Asian American Mental Health Center at Hamilton-Madison House, New York. Psychotherapist in Korean Unit with culturally sensitive intervention for Korean psychiatric patients, January-June, New York Coalition for Asian American Mental Health, New York. Active Member for Korean Psychiatric Patients, January, 1995-present. Bellevue Hospital Center, New York, NY. Internship as Group Therapist in Asian Unit of Psychiatric Hospital, January-May, Kirby Forensic Psychiatric Center, New York. Working as a translator for Korean patients, February, New York Korean Nurses Association, Flushing, NY, Lecturer, 1994-present. Korean-American Family Center Service, New York, NY. Advanced Practice Internship, Providing family and group therapy for Korean-American population in community setting. Clients included domestic violence and rape victims, single mothers, and adolescents. St. Vincents Hospital, New York, NY. Advanced Practice nursing intern, Leading Clozaril medication group for psychiatric out-patients and providing individual and family therapy. Bronxwood Nursing Home, New York, NY. Individual and Group Psychotherapy Practice, Western Queens Community Hospital, Queens, NY. Registered Nurse, Working for medical and surgical patients. Ewha Woman s University Hospital, Seoul, Korea. Registered Nurse on Neuro-Psychiatric Unit,

4 RESEARCH EXPERIENCE: Dr. Shin, Inpatient stays for Asian patients in New York City diagnosed with psychiatric disorders between 1995 and 1999, Dr. Gebbie, Dr. Robert Hentschel. Dr. Satriano, Mental Health Care of HIV+ Incarcerated Populations, Columbia School of Nursing, Department of Correctional Services, and State Office of Mental Health, Present. Dr. Gebbie, Quality of Care Measurement in Nursing Home AIDS Care, MDS Analysis, Village Care and Columbia University, Dr. Gebbie, Development of an IRB structure at Village Care Center, Columbia University, Dr. Lee, Focus Group Analysis for Korean immigrants with Cervical Cancer, Hunter College, Dr. Gebbie, State Public Health Laws with the support of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, Columbia Univ, Dr. Auerhahn, Data collection of CAPNA project, Columbia University, Dr. Lenz, Doctoral Program Development (Data Analysis), Columbia Univ, Dr. Murphy, The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation for The Neighborhood Doula Project (SAS Analysis), Columbia Univ, Dr. Roy, AIDS among Adolescents (Literature Review), Columbia Univ, Dr. Feldstein, Dr. Manley, & Dr. Coonan, Proficiency and Confidence among Advanced Practice Nurses (Literature Review), Dr. Kim, Psychiatric Assessment for adolescents with depression, Ewha Womens Univ, TEACHING EXPERIENCE: Clinical Preceptor for Nurse Practitioner Students in Department of Psychiatry at Elmhurst Hospital, 1999-Present: 1. Clinical Specialist Student. Mrs. Lall Kamini from Hunter College of the City University of New York: September-December, 2001.

5 2. Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner Student. Mrs. Guerrero Marion from Columbia School of Nursing: April-August, Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner Student. Mrs. Cordelina Nieketien from Molloy College: October Advanced Practicum of Psychiatric/Mental Health Nursing at Columbia School of Nursing, Lecturer, spring semester, Health and Social Policy Context at Columbia School of Nursing, TA, Spring semester, Health Policy Care and Nursing at Columbia School of Nursing, TA, Fall semester, PRESENTATIONS: American Cancer Society, New York City, N.Y. Presentation on Treatment of depression among patients with cancer. October 18, International Society of Psychiatric-Mental Health Nurses, Charleston, South Carolina. Accepted for Presentation on A qualitative approach to searching for the meaning of depression among Korean immigrants. April 24, Korean American Behavioral Health Association, New York City, N.Y. Presentation on Mental health service utilization by Asians in New York City. October 18, Academy for Health Services Research and Health Policy, Washington D.C. Poster Presentation on Inpatient stays for Asian patients in New York City diagnosed with psychiatric disorders between 1995 and June 23, Long Island Alzheimers Foundation, New York, Flushing. Presentation on Resources and services for Alzheimer s patients and families. May 4, American Cancer Society, Korean Caner Group Support Group, New York City, NY. Presentation on Depression among patients with cancer. March 28, Twelfth Annual Symposium on Health Services Research in New York 2001, New York City, NY. Poster Presentation on Quality of care measurement in nursing home AIDS care- a pilot study. November 28, The Seventh Annual Qualitative Health Research Conference 2001, Seoul, Korea. Presented on Qualitative method in understanding help-seeking behaviors by Korean immigrants for depression. June 27, 2001.

6 2000 American Public Health Association (APHA) Annual Meeting, Boston, Massachusetts. Presented on Access to mental health care for Asian immigrants. November 14, Third Annual Columbia University-Presbyterian Hospital School of Nursing Alumni Weekend, New York, NY. Presented a doctoral thesis on Help-seeking behaviors by Korean immigrants for their depression. May 15, Association of Child & Adolescent Psychiatric Nurses (ACAPN), Atlanta, Georgia. Presentation on Cultural competent care for Asian American child and adolescent. September 17, Sigma Theta Tau International Honor Society of Nursing, Lambda Alpha Chapter, Seoul, Korea. Presentation on Reaching the underserved: Mental health policy for Asian Pacific Islander Americans in New York City area. July 3, Association of Ethnic Minority Nurse Fellows, San Diego, Ca. Poster Presentation for the 1998 ANA Convention on Meeting the challenges of multicultural mental health research. June 28, Association of Community Health Nursing Educators (ACHNE), Chicago, Illinois. Poster Presentation on Factors affecting Korean immigrant s help-seeking behaviors for their depressive symptoms. May 28, Alumni Day for the School of Nursing, New York, NY. Presented a paper on Help-Seeking Behaviors for depressive symptoms among Korean immigrants. May 16, New York State Nurses Association s Workshop, New York, NY. Presented a paper on Scholarly Caring by Mentoring in workshop of Keeping your Nursing Career Afloat in the White Water Rapids of Health Care. September 19, New York State Nurses Association s Workshop, New York, NY. Presented a paper on Mentoring Experience: Scholarly Caring. January 31, Dean s Day Conference of Columbia School of Nursing, New York, NY. Presented a paper on Meeting the Mental Health Needs of Asian-Americans through Providing Culturally-Sensitive Interventions. May 14, New York Korean Nurses Association s Annual Official Meeting, Flushing, NY. Presented a paper on Hidden Sufferers: Asian-Americans with Mental Illness. May 18, 1996.

7 PUBLICATIONS: Shin, J. K. (1999). Help-seeking behaviors by Korean immigrants for their depression. Doctoral dissertation, Columbia University, New York. Shin, J. K. (2001). Help-seeking behaviors by Korean immigrants for depression. Issues in Mental Health Nursing. Issues in Mental Health Nursing, 23 (5): Shin, J. K., Newman, L. S, Gebbie, K. M., & Fillmore, H. H. (2000). Quality of care measurement in nursing home AIDS care- a pilot study. Journal of the Association of Nurses in AIDS care, 13 (2). Shin, J. K. (2001). The search for the meaning of depression among Korean immigrants. Submitted for the Publication.

8