1998 Emory University Post-Master s Certificate Family Nurse Practitioner Georgia State University PhD Family and Community Nursing

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1 LINDA GRABBE, PHD, APRN-C Clinical Assistant Professor Nell Hodgson Woodruff School of Nursing Emory University Telephone: (404) EDUCATION 1998 Emory University Post-Master s Certificate Family Nurse Practitioner 1992 Georgia State University PhD Family and Community Nursing 1986 Emory University Master s in Nursing--Education 1979 University of Hawaii BSN present University of Paris Georgia Regents University Diploma--Japanese Language and Civilization Post-Master s Certificate: Psychiatric-Mental Health Nurse Practitioner Program LICENSES AND CERTIFICATIONS 1979 present Registered Nurse, Georgia RN Nurse Practitioner authorization present Family Nurse Practitioner AANP #F Family Nurse Practitioner ANCC # present Psychiatric-Mental Health Nurse ANCC # HONORS AND AWARDS present 2011 March of Dimes Nursing Excellence Award Nominee Faculty fellowship, Emory University, Center for Community Partnerships Atlanta Journal/Constitution Nursing Excellence Award Nominee 2006 Unsung Heroine Award--Emory University Faculty

2 PROFESSIONAL POSITIONS present Instructor and Clinical Assistant Professor School of Nursing, Emory University present Family Nurse Practitioner Community Advanced Practice Nurses Clinic for Homeless Women and Children, Atlanta 2001 Associate Professor School of Nursing, Emory University 2000 Nurse Practitioner (Volunteer) Clinique de Confiance Women s Center, Abidjan, Cote d Ivoire, West Africa Family Nurse Practitioner US Embassy, Cote d Ivoire, West Africa 1999 Coordinator of Clinical Services Williamsburg Clinic, Emory Community Nursing Services, Atlanta, GA Peace Corps Medical Officer Almaty, Kazakhstan Health Policy Analyst Abt Associates, Cambridge, MA 1988, 1990 Clinical Instructor School of Nursing, Georgia State University Assistant Director, Continuing Education School of Nursing, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Staff and Charge Nurse: Grady Hospital (Atlanta), North Carolina Memorial Hospital (Chapel Hill), Emory University Hospital (Atlanta), George Washington University Hospital (Washington DC), Straub Hospital (Honolulu)

3 SCHOLARSHIP: GRANTS AND OTHER FUNDING Gardening for Mental Wellness with Homeless Women in Atlanta (with CAPN Clinic) Emory University s Center for Community Partnerships Teaching Mini-Grant. $2,500 Faculty Fellowship, Emory University, Center for Community Partnerships. $10,000 Stress Reduction for Homeless Youth in Atlanta. Emory University, Center for Community Partnerships Teaching mini-grant; $2,500 (Fall and Spring ). Healthy People 2020 Community Innovations Project--Community Advanced Practice Nurses Clinic/Emory School of Nursing; Health education; reproductive and mental health care for homeless youth; tai chi; mindfulness meditation $10,000 (with Dorothy Jordan)( to ) Gardening for Mental Wellness with Homeless Women in Atlanta (with CAPN Clinic and Dorothy Jordan) Emory University s Office of University-Community Partnerships; $2,820 (Spring, 2012) The Herban Garden (Grabbe PI) Gardening for Mental Wellness with Homeless Women in Atlanta; Emory University Office of University-Community Partnerships; $4,825 (Spring, 2011) Patient Education by Nursing Students in Homeless Shelter Clinics in Atlanta (Grabbe PI); Emory University Office of University-Community Partnerships; $3,000 (with Caroline Coburn)(Spring 2011) Lifeline Narrative of Women in Recovery from Substance Use Disorder (Grabbe PI); Sigma Theta Tau, Alpha Epsilon Chapter; $500 (Spring 2010) Youth Education in Spiritual Self-Schema I: Meditation and Mindfulness for Homeless Youth in Atlanta (Grabbe PI); Office of University-Community Partnerships, Emory University $5,490 (2009) Youth Education in Spiritual Self-Schema II: Meditation and Mindfulness for Homeless Youth in Atlanta (GrabbePI); Office of University-Community Partnerships, Emory University $5,446 (2009) The Association of Functional Status and Home Care Use in the Last Year of Life (Grabbe PI); Agency for Health Care Policy and Research $20,000 (1987) Manuscript Reviews Preventive Medicine (3-2013) Field Methods (1-2013) Invitations to review (2) 2014

4 Educational, Training, and Program Grants Under Review none SCHOLARSHIP: PUBLICATIONS Grabbe, L, Ball, J., & Goldstein, A. Gardening for the Mental Well-being of Homeless Women. The Journal of Holistic Nursing, 31(4), DOI: / Grabbe, L, Nguy, S.T., & Higgins, M.K. (2011). Spirituality development for homeless youth: a mindfulness meditation feasibility pilot. Journal of Child and Family Studies. DOI /s Grabbe, L. (2000). Understanding patients from the Former Soviet Union. Family Medicine 32(3): Grabbe L, Demi AS, Camann MA, Potter L. (1996). The health status of elderly persons in the last year of life: Comparisons of deaths by suicide, injury and natural causes. American Journal of Public Health 87(3): Grabbe L, Demi AS, Whittington F, Jones JM, Branch LG, Lambert R. (1995). Functional status and the use of formal home care in the year before death. Journal of Ageing and Health 7(3): Kosowski M, Grabbe L, Grams K, Lobb MO, Willoughby DF, Davis SP, Sims GP. (1990). An interactive model of leadership. Nursing Administration Quarterly 15(1): Grabbe L and Brown L. (1989). Identifying neurologic complications of AIDS. Nursing89, 19(5): Grabbe L. (1989). Fine-tuning your percussion techniques. Nursing89, 19(11):32J, 32L Grabbe L. (1989). Improving you palpation techniques. Nursing89, 19(10). Grabbe L. (1988). A comparison of clinical evaluation tools in schools of nursing and hospitals. Journal of Nursing Education, 27(9):394 Book Chapter Grabbe L. (1993 and 1997). Physical Examination Skills. In Morton PG (ED): Health Assessment in Nursing. Springhouse Corporation. (Textbook chapter).

5 Manuscripts to be submitted in Summer Grabbe, L., Ball, J., Hall, J. Girlhood Betrayals of Women Survivors of Childhood Trauma in Treatment for Addiction. (Research) Grabbe, L. Childhood Attachment: Role in Adult Mental Health and Primary Care. Grabbe, L & Steele, K. Complex Trauma, Dissociative Disorders, and PTSD: What the Primary Care Provider Needs to Know. (Clinical) Grabbe, L., Podoloff, N., & Wilcher, T. Accelerated Dialectical Behavior therapy for Homeless Youth. (Research: Probably Fall, 2014)) SCHOLARSHIP: PRESENTATIONS National Presentations 2013 Invited Presenter, The Triad of Childhood Trauma, Mental Illness, and Substance Abuse: Applying Trauma-Informed Care; American Psychiatric Nurses Association (co-authors Drs. Angela Amar and Ursula Kelly). October San Antonio, TX 2011 Invited Presenter, Trauma-Informed Nursing Care; Health and Safety of Workers at Home and Around the World, National Conference of the American Association of Occupational Health Nurses, April 30, Atlanta, Georgia Local, State, and Regional Presentations 2013 Invited Poster, Narratives of Betrayal from Women Survivors of Childhood Trauma: Perspectives during Recovery from Addiction. Emory School of Nursing Research Day, April 16, Atlanta, Georgia (Award: Panel of Experts: Best Research Poster; Award: Popular Vote: Best Research Poster) 2012 Invited Poster, Gardening for Mental Wellness with Homeless Women in Atlanta, Emory School of Nursing Research Day, April 26, Atlanta, Georgia (Award: most innovative research) 2011 Invited Poster, Gardening for Mental Wellness with Homeless Women in Atlanta, Emory School of Nursing Research Day, April 26, Atlanta, Georgia (Award: most creative research) 2011 Invited Poster, Mindfulness Meditation for High-Risk Youth, Emory School of Nursing

6 Research Day, Georgia, April 26, Atlanta, Georgia 2011 Invited Presenter, Gardening for Mental Wellness with Homeless Women in Atlanta, Global Health & Humanitarian Summit, Emory University, April 3, Atlanta, Georgia 2011 Invited Poster, Mindfulness Meditation for High-Risk Youth, Religion and Public Health Collaborative Seed Grant and Research Symposium, Emory University, March 22, Atlanta, Georgia 2011 Invited Presenter, Mindfulness Meditation for High-Risk Youth, Covenant House Georgia, January 21, Atlanta, Georgia 2010 Invited Speaker, Depression in Adolescence, Druid Hills High School Health Class, December, Atlanta, Georgia 2010 Invited Presenter, Mindfulness and Meditation for Homeless Youths: Results of a Pilot Study Medical Volunteerism Conference, Atlanta, GA 2010 Invited Presenter, Youth Education in Spiritual Self-Schema: Results of a Pilot Study, Psychology Department, Mediation Seminar, Emory University 1995 Invited Presenter, Home Care in the Last Year of Life Student Convention for Gerontology and Geriatrics, Athens, GA 1995 Invited Presenter, A Comparison of the Health Status of Elderly Persons Who Died by Suicide, Injury and Natural Causes--Southern Nursing Research Society, Lexington, KY 1994 Invited Presenter, Factor Analysis of Activities of Daily Living Items in the National Mortality Followback Survey APHA Annual Meeting, Atlanta, GA 1993 Invited Presenter, The Use of Home Care in the Last Year of Life AHCPR Annual Primary Care Research Conference, Atlanta, GA 1993 Invited Presenter, Home Care in the Last Year of Life Sigma Theta Tau International Research Conference, Columbus, OH

7 TEACHING ACTIVITIES (IN ADDITION TO TEACHING ASSIGNMENTS) 2010 present N522 Advanced Pharmacology Topics: Psychiatric Medications N340 Core Concepts I Addiction N678 Issues: Women s Health N572 Family Nurse Mental Health Disorders Domestic Violence Practitioner III N629 Family Nurse Midwife N570/533 Family Nurse Practitioner N678 Issues in Women s Health Psychopharmacology PROFESSIONAL AND UNIVERSITY SERVICE ACTIVITIES Membership in Professional Organizations present American Psychiatric Nurses Association Member present American Academy of Nurse Practitioners Member present Sigma Theta Tau, Alpha Epsilon

8 Nell Hodgson Woodruff School of Nursing Service Faculty Advisor, Honor Council; Woodruff and Fuld Fellowship Scholarship Committees Workshop Organizer, Treating and Preventing Substance Abuse and Mental Health Disorders by Addressing Underlying Trauma Issues; Substance Abuse Mental Health Services Administration (GNA CEUs), School of Nursing, Leadership Succession Chair, Sigma Theta Tau Admissions Committee Member Honor Council Member School Life Committee Member Other Community Service present Liaison with Substance Abuse Mental Health Services Administration for workshops at Mary Hall Freedom House, Covenant House, Grady Hospital, and the Atlanta Day Shelter, Community Advanced Practice Nurses present 2009 present Health Educator, Covenant House Georgia (mental health, reproductive health, substance abuse) Volunteer nurse practitioner, Community Advanced Practice Nurses Clinic (free clinic for homeless women, children, and young adults) At-large Board Member, Georgia Parents for Responsible Health Education Speaker, Stop it Now!, Prevent Child Abuse Georgia Leader--Odyssey of the Mind, Fernbank School, Atlanta Leader, Junior Great Books, Fernbank School, Atlanta