Curriculum Vitae Elizabeth Rice

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1 Curriculum Vitae Elizabeth Rice Betty Irene Moore School of Nursing Sacramento, CA. Office Phone: Education Institution egree ate egree University of Wisconsin Madison, WI. University of Wisconsin Madison, WI. 5/2009 8/2005 Post-MS psychiatric nurse practitioner certificate Ph.. Nursing Schizophrenia and Violence: The Voice of Women and Case Managers University of Wisconsin Madison, WI. 5/2000 M.S. Nursing Specialty Area: Psychiatric Mental Health University of Wisconsin Madison, WI. 5/1988 B.S. Nursing Employment History Institution Betty Irene Moore School of Nursing UC-avis UW Madison School of Nursing Period of Employment 1/2016-present 9/2010 9/2015 Position Program irector for Nurse Practitioner Program & Clinical Professor irector of octor of Nursing Practice Program & Clinical Professor UW Madison School of Nursing 9/2008 8/2010 Clinical Associate Professor & Coordinator Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner Program UW Milwaukee College of Nursing 5/2006 8/2008 Assistant Professor UW Madison School of Nursing 6/200 12/2004 Teaching Assistant UW Madison School of Nursing Institutional Training Grant. T2NR7102 /2001 /200 Pre-doctoral Fellow UW Madison School of Nursing 8/1999 9/2001 Project Assistant Mental Health Center of ane County 4/ /2002 Registered Nurse Case

2 Curriculum Vitae Elizabeth Rice 2 Community Support Program Emergency Services Unit Mental Health Center of ane County Mental Health Center of ane County Community Support Program Manager 4/1998 2/2000 Registered Nurse Case Manager, Part-time 1/1994 4/1998 Registered Nurse Case Manager Bloomington Hospital Psychiatric Units 4/1991 9/199 Charge Nurse, Patient Educator Bloomington Hospital Float Pool 9/1990 4/1991 Registered Nurse Medical- Surgical, Oncology, Cardiac UW Hospital and Clinics Inpatient Psychiatry 5/1989 8/1990 Registered Nurse UW Hospital and Clinics Rehabilitation Unit 5/1988 5/1989 Registered Nurse Teaching Experience: Courses Taught ate Credits Course Number and Course Name and Number Fall 2015 Foundations for Advanced Practice Nursing / Elective Level Number of Students 14 2 Scholarly Project 29 Introduction to Psychiatric Nursing U 154 Foundations of Inquiry for Health Research 5 Summer Psychiatric Mental Health Assessment-Pediatric and Adolescent Elective 10 2 Spring Scholarly Project Scholarly Project 2 10 Fall 2014 Foundations of Curriculum evelopment and Evaluation Foundations for Advanced Practice Nursing Elective Scholarly Project 10 Summer Psychiatric Mental Health Assessment-Pediatric and Adolescent Spring 2014 Healthcare and Public Policy in the United States Elective 10 0 Foundations of Curriculum Elective 10

3 Curriculum Vitae Elizabeth Rice evelopment and Evaluation Fall 201 Foundations for Advanced Practice Nursing MS 6 Summer Psychiatric Mental Health Assessment-Pediatric and Adolescent Spring 201 Healthcare and Public Policy in the United States Elective MS 2 29 Fall 2012 Foundations for Advanced Practice Nursing 6 Leadership/Policy Independent Study 2 1 Undergraduate Nursing Honors Spring 2012 Healthcare and Public Policy in the United States Fall 2011 Health Policy: Leadership for Change U 0 Elective 7 Spring 2011 Introduction to Psychiatric Nursing U 6 Clinical Education in the Context of Nursing Practice MS/ 6 Fall 2010 Independent Study-N798 Severe Mental Health isorders MS MS 1 2 Clinical Education in the Context of Nursing Practice Summer 2010 Interpretive Research in Health Care Settings MS MS/ 5 25 Mexico: Health, Culture and Wellness Study Abroad Spring 2010 Introduction to Psychiatric Nursing Severe Mental Health isorders Fall 2009 Clinical Education in the Context of Nursing Practice Elective Nurse Ed U/MS 10 U 67 MS 1 MS 8 Summer 2009 Mexico: Health, Culture, and Wellness Study Abroad Elective U/MS 9

4 Curriculum Vitae Elizabeth Rice 4 Spring 2009 Interpretive Research in Health Care Settings MS/ 16 Severe Mental Illness Fall 2008 Introduction to Psychiatric Nursing Summer 2008 Mexico: Health, Culture, and Wellness Study Abroad Spring 2008 Nursing Science IV: Concepts of Health Care of the Adult (Mental Health Content) (two sections) Fall : Foundations of Clinical Practice II-Seminar (two sections) Summer 2007 Mexico: Health, Culture, and Wellness Study Abroad MS/ 8 U 68 Elective U/MS 9 U 76 U 16 U 16 Elective U/MS Recovery and Rehabilitation in Common Mental Health isorders (Online course) Spring : Foundations of Clinical Practice II-Seminar (two sections) Elective MS U U Independent Research Fall : Foundations of Clinical Practice II-Seminar MS 1 U 16 U=Undergraduate MS=Master s =octoral Other Selected Teaching Activities September, Guest lecturer in the School of Nursing. Spoke to Ph students about issues for conducting research that uses phenomenology and other qualitative methods. November, Presented in the Multicultural Student Nursing Organization on the topic of professional psychiatric nursing. September, Guest lecturer in the School of Nursing. Spoke to Ph students about issues for conducting research that uses phenomenology. September, Presented as a guest lecturer in N826. Topic was entitled epression, anxiety, bipolar disorder and schizophrenia for primary care providers. July, Presented to a group of faculty at Mahidol University in Bangkok, Thailand on the topic of the development of the octor of Nursing Practice Program.

5 Curriculum Vitae Elizabeth Rice 5 July, Presented to a group of Cambodian nurses on the topic of professional nursing and nursing research in Siem Reap Children s Hospital. April 25, Presented UW School of Nursing Teaching Colloquium. Presentation entitled Post-MS NP Programs: A Qualitative Evaluation of the Student Experience. Fall, Provided mentorship and research guidance for UW Madison nursing honors students. April Presented at UW School of Nursing Teaching Colloquium. Presentation entitled Post-MS NP Programs: A Qualitative Evaluation of the Student Experience. November Presented at the Teaching Colloquia at UW Madison. Presentation was entitled Challenges in Engaged Teaching. November Guest lecture in N701 Qualitative Research Methods at UW Madison. Spoke on issues for conducting research that uses phenomenology. July Guest speaker for the People Project. Provided a lecture and discussion for high school at-risk students on mental illness. July Guest lecture in N22 Community Health at UW Madison. Presented information on working with persons with severe and persistent mental illness in a community setting. November Invited speaker for Continuing Education program Terrific Tuesdays on Suicide. Presentation entitled Tools and Strategies for Suicide Assessment & Intervention. November Guest lecture in N701 Qualitative Research Methods at UW Madison. Spoke on issues in conducting research using Narrative Inquiry. November Guest lecture in N701 Qualitative Research Methods at UW Madison: Spoke on issues in conducting interpretive phenomenological research. March eveloped an on-line power-point lecture for N701 Qualitative Research Methods and presented methodological issues surrounding hermeneutics and phenomenology. February Guest lecture in Qualitative Methods at UW Milwaukee College of Nursing: iscussion focused upon interpretive phenomenological method. April Conducted student orientation session for students enrolled in Mexico study abroad class to prepare them to travel overseas and academic expectations. Selected Continuing Education ecember Attended National Organization for Nurse Practitioner Educators special conference entitled, Pushing the Envelope for NP Education. October Attended Psychiatric Update sponsored by the University of WI. School of Medicine and Public Health. 9 CEU hours. October Attended Psychiatric Update sponsored by the University of WI. School of Medicine and Public Health. 9 CEU hours May Attended Wisconsin Nurses Association APRN Forum Pharmacology & Clinical Update in Wisconsin ells, WI. 12 CEU hours. April Attended Sigma Theta Tau International Nursing Education Research conference held in Indianapolis, Indiana.

6 Curriculum Vitae Elizabeth Rice 6 January Attended QSEN Faculty evelopment Workshop in Naples, Florida. 6.6 CNE hours. November 201. Attended National Organization for Nurse Practitioner Educators special conference entitled, Nurse Practitioner Education Today, Nurse Practitioner Education Tomorrow. October 201. Attended Psychiatric Update sponsored by the University of WI. School of Medicine and Public Health. 9 CEU hours. January 201. Attended Building a Foundation for Inter-professional Education. Sponsored by UW Madison Extension. March 201. Attended Nurses ay at the Capital. Sponsored by Wisconsin Nurses Association. January 201. Attended octoral Education Conference in San iego California. Sponsored by AACN. September Attended NP conference in St. Louis, Missouri. Conference sponsored by octors of Nursing Practice LLC. October Attended Psychiatric Update sponsored by the University of WI. School of Medicine and Public Health. 9 CEU hours. March Attended Psychiatric Update sponsored by the University of WI. School of Medicine and Public Health. 9 CEU hours. March Attended Nurses ay at the Capital. Sponsored by Wisconsin Nurses Association March Attended Psychiatric Update sponsored by the University of WI. School of Medicine and Public Health. 9 CEU hours. September Attended NP conference in New Orleans, Louisiana. Conference sponsored by octors of Nursing Practice LLC. November Attended Psychiatric Update sponsored by the University of WI. School of Medicine and Public Health. 9 CEU hours. June Attended UW Madison Women and Leadership Symposium sponsored by UW Office of Human Resource evelopment. May Proposal accepted to participate in UW Teaching Academy Summer Institute. Sponsored by UW Madison Teaching Academy. October Attended Psychiatric Update sponsored by the University of WI. School of Medicine and Public Health. 9 CEU hours. October Attended American Psychiatric Nursing Association annual conference in Charleston, South Carolina. January Attended WEB conference entitled, Online Clinical Evaluation: Bridging the istance with WEB-based Interactive Tools. April Attended Psychiatric Update sponsored by the University of WI. School of Medicine & Public Health. 9 CEU hours. ecember Completed Post-Masters program at UW Madison School of Nursing to be eligible to sit for the ANCC Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner exam.

7 Curriculum Vitae Elizabeth Rice 7 November Attended Psychiatric Update sponsored by the University of WI. School of Medicine & Public Health. 9 CEU hours. March Attended UWM Teaching Session entitled, Guides to Managing and Assessing Group Activities with faculty from Instructional and Professional evelopment. February-April Attended UWM Teaching Sessions entitled, Large Classes, lots of content: What are the options? with Connie Schroeder, Ph-Center for Instructional and Professional evelopment. January Attended 20 th Annual Conference on Nursing Education in Madison. Selected Research Experience 9/201-9/2014 irector NP Program University of Wisconsin-Madison Assessment funding awarded by the UW Madison Assessment Council for Blended Learning Curriculum evaluation. Total funding amount awarded $10,550. 9/2010 9/2012 irector NP Program University of Wisconsin Madison Assessment funding awarded by the UW Madison Assessment Council for octorate of Nursing Practice evaluation funding. Total funding amount awarded $10, /2006 8/2008 Assistant Professor University of Wisconsin Milwaukee Was awarded NIH funding (#1P20NRO ) for a research study entitled Self-Management of Schizophrenia and iabetes. Conducted two studies with start-up research money, the first asked female consumers of mental health care about their self-management strategies of living with schizophrenia as well as violence. The second study asked community mental health case managers to describe how they assisted women diagnosed with schizophrenia to decrease violence. Recruitment and research interviews completed May /200 8/2005 octoral Candidate University of Wisconsin Madison Faculty Advisor: Nadine Nehls, RN, and Ph.. Associate ean Conducted independent research for dissertation. The dissertation was comprised of two, separate studies. Two groups of participants were interviewed to gain a better understanding of what it means for women to live with a diagnosis of schizophrenia and history of violence, as well as how case managers understand these issues.

8 Curriculum Vitae Elizabeth Rice 8 /2001 /200 Pre-doctoral Fellow University of Wisconsin Madison Program irector: Patricia Brennan, RN, and Ph.. Worked as a pre-doctoral fellow on the NINR grant to support training in Patient-Centered Informational Interventions. As a trainee I developed my own independent research and participated in bi-weekly seminars that focused on varied issues of patient-centered care. Membership in Professional Organizations National Organization of Nurse Practitioner Faculties ( ) American Association of Nurse Practitioners ( ) Midwest Nursing Research Society ( ) National Alliance for the Mentally Ill ( ) International Society of Psychiatric-Mental Health Nurses ( ) American Psychiatric Nurses Association ( ) Wisconsin Nurses Association ( ) Sigma Theta Tau International Honor Society of Nursing ( ) Certifications Board certified by ANCC as an Adult Psychiatric & Mental Health Nurse Practitioner (renewed--2019) Honors and Awards 201: Fellow in the Blended Learning Fellowship Program. 2011: Inducted into the UW Madison Teaching Academy : Completed the Clinical Leadership Institute, a yearlong academic practice partnership designed to expand current and future leaders self-knowledge, skills and competencies. 2009: Student Nursing Associate Award for Outstanding Undergraduate Course Professor. 2004: Awarded Beta-Eta Research Scholarship for research study entitled; Schizophrenia and Violence: The Perspective of Providers : T2 Pre-doctoral Fellowship. Institutional Training Grant. 2000: Awarded the Cooper Writing Award for manuscript, Loneliness and Schizophrenia. 1999: Inducted into Sigma Theta Tau Nursing Honor Society. Selected Presentations Rice, E. & McGranahan, P. (2016). AACN octoral Education conference held in Naples, Florida. Poster presentation entitled, Academic Practice Partnerships & NP scholarly projects: Successfully aligning education and practice.

9 Curriculum Vitae Elizabeth Rice 9 Rice, E. (2015). NONPF annual conference in Baltimore, Maryland. Poster entitled, evelopment and Evaluation of a Blended Learning Curriculum for Nurse Practitioners Rice, E. (2015). AACN octoral Education conference held in San iego, California. Podium presentation entitled, evelopment and Evaluation of a Blended Learning NP Curriculum. Rice, E. (2015). Invited speaker for Wisconsin Nurses Association APN Forum Pharmacology and Clinical Update to be held in Madison WI. April of Podium presentation entitled, Personality isorders across Healthcare Settings. Rice, E. (2014). Invited panel member for Sigma Theta Tau in Madison, WI. Social Justice: Through the Nursing Lens. Rice, E. (2014). Invited speaker for Wisconsin Association of Clinical Nurse Specialists held in Pewaukee, WI. Presentation entitled, New irections in CNS Education: The Evolving CNS Role. Rice, E. (2014). Nakhon Phanom National and International Conference on Healthcare held in Nakhon Phanom, Thailand. Invited keynote speaker, presentation entitled, The evelopment of a octor of Nursing Practice program: Engaging students to practice in diverse communities. Rice, E. (2014) Annual Teaching & Learning Symposium held in Madison, WI. Podium presentation entitled, eveloping engaging assignments in the graduate blended learning classroom. Rice, E. (2014). Sigma Theta Tau International Nursing Education Research conference held in Indianapolis, Indiana. Poster entitled Blended Learning in the octor of Nursing Practice Classroom. Nehls, N. & Rice, E. (2014). AACN octoral Education conference held in Naples, Florida. Podium presentation entitled, An early-entry Ph option: Transforming doctoral education. Rice, E. (201). octor of Nursing Practice annual conference in Phoenix, Arizona. Poster presentation entitled Blended learning in the NP Classroom: How do students learn best? Rice, E. & unst, R. (201). Teaching and Learning Symposium held in Madison, WI. Poster entitled Post-MS octor of Nursing Practice Programs: A longitudinal qualitative evaluation of the student experience. Rice, E. & Bryan, G. (201). Invited speakers for NAMI 2012 Annual conference in Madison, WI. Presentation entitled Medical homes and the Affordable Care Act. Rice, E. & Kwekkeboom, K. (201). AACN octoral Education conference held in San iego, California. Podium presentation entitled, Similarities, differences, and strategies to facilitate success in Ph dissertations and NP scholarly projects. Rice, E. & unst, R. (2012). octor of Nursing Practice annual conference St. Louis Missouri. Podium presentation entitled Post-MS NP Programs: A longitudinal qualitative evaluation of the student experience. Rice, E. (2012). Invited speaker for NAMI 2012 Annual Conference in Steven s Point WI. Presentation entitled Medical Homes and Integrated Care. Rice, E., elagrave, J., unst, R. Williams, A., Lauver,. (2012). NONPF annual conference in Charleston, South Carolina. Poster accepted entitled, Issues in NP Education.

10 Curriculum Vitae Elizabeth Rice 10 Rice, E. & Chesney, M. (2012). AACN octoral Education Conference held in Naples, Florida. Podium presentation entitled, Opportunities and Challenges: When NP and Ph programs co-exist within Research Intensive Universities. Rice, E. & Nehls, N. (2012). AACN octoral Education Conference held in Naples, Florida. Poster presented entitled, Post-MS NP Programs: A Qualitative Evaluation of the Student Experience. Rice, E. (2011). International Education Systems Conference held in Madison Wisconsin. Invited speaker for faculty panel on the topic of international education. Rice, E. & Bryan, G. (2010). First Annual Julienne Murphy Memorial Mental Health Conference held in Madison, WI. Paper presented entitled, Wisconsin Advanced Practice Mental Health Nurse Update. Rice, E. (2010). Wisconsin Nurses Association APN Forum Pharmacology and Clinical Update held in Wisconsin ells, WI. Invited speaker of presentation entitled iabetes and Severe Mental Illness: Implications for Advanced Practice Nurses. Rice, E. (February, 2009). Fifth Annual Global Health Symposium. Wisconsin and the World: Working together for sustainable health in Madison, Wisconsin. Global health, cultural diversity, and study abroad nursing student experiences. Rice, E. (October, 2008) Annual Conference of the American Association of Psychiatric Nurses in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Paper presented entitled, Self-Management of Violence: Case Manager Perspective. Rice, E. (May, 2008). Fourth International Congress of Qualitative Inquiry in Urbana- Champaign. Paper presented entitled, Self-Management of Violence Among Women iagnosed with Schizophrenia. Rice, E. & Mkandawire-Valhmu, L. (May, 2008). Fourth International Congress of Qualitative Inquiry in Urbana-Champaign. Paper presented entitled, Conducting Research with Vulnerable Populations of Women. Rice, E. (January, 2008). Annual Conference for Teachers of Nursing Practice, Evidence- Based Practice: Teaching/Learning/Applying in Madison, WI. Podium presentation entitled, Global Health, Cultural iversity, and Study Abroad: Student Experiences. Rice, E. (October, 2007). 5 th European Congress on Violence in Clinical Psychiatry in Amsterdam, the Netherlands. Poster presented entitled, Community Mental Health Case Managers Perspectives on Violence among Women iagnosed with Schizophrenia. Rice, E. (2007, November). Evening with the Nurses: epression-more than Just the Blues. Presentation to community members at the Silver Spring Nursing Center. Rice, E. (September, 2007). Presentation to staff at Mental Health Center of ane County entitled, Schizophrenia and Violence: The Voice of Women. Rice, E. (May, 2007). Building Bridges to Research-Based Nursing Practice: Enhancing Care Outcomes in Milwaukee, WI. Group presentation entitled, Conducting Research with Vulnerable Populations. Rice, E. (May, 2007). Third International Congress of Qualitative Inquiry in Urbana- Champaign. Paper presented entitled, Schizophrenia and Women: ismantling the Invisibility of Violence. Rice, E. (March, 2007) Global Health and Social Justice Conference: Violence as isease, in Milwaukee, WI. Paper presented entitled, Schizophrenia and Violence.

11 Curriculum Vitae Elizabeth Rice 11 Rice, E. (July, 2006). Sigma Theta Tau International Nursing Research Congress Focusing on Evidence-Based Practice in Montreal, Canada. Presentation of research findings from manuscript entitled: Schizophrenia and Violence: The Perspective of Case Managers. Rice, E. (April, 2004). Qualitative Health Research Conference in Banff, Canada. Presentation of research findings from manuscript entitled: Schizophrenia and Violence: The Perspective of Women. Rice, E. (October, 200). American Psychiatric Nurses Association Annual Conference in Atlanta, Georgia. Poster entitled: Schizophrenia and Violence: The Perspective of Women. Publications Funding Martell, J., Rice, E., Crooks, N., Ko,., Muehrer, R. (2015). What are patients saying about sex after a kidney or a simultaneous kidney/pancreas transplant? Accepted by Progress in Transplantation. Nehls, N., Barber, G. & Rice, E. (2015). Pathways to the Ph: An Analysis of similarities and differences. Journal of Professional Nursing. Nehls, N. & Rice, E. (2014). Early entrance to the Ph in Nursing: Analysis of student experiences. Journal of Nursing Education, 5(4), Fahlberg, B., Rice, E., Mueher, B., & Brey,. (2014). Active learning environments and pedogogies in nursing education: The experience of the University of Wisconsin-Madison School of Nursing. New irections for Teaching & Learning, 17-Spring. Poransky, C., oering, J., Mkandawire-Valhmu, L. & Rice, E. (2012). Transition to the tenuretrack for nurse faculty with young children: A case study. Nursing Education Perspectives; July/August. Mkandawire-Valhmu, L. & Rice, E. (2010). Suffering in Thought: An analysis of the mental health needs of female domestic workers living with violence in Malawi. Issues in Mental Health Nursing. Mkandawire-Valhmu, L. Rice, E. & Bathum, M. (2009). Promoting an Egalitarian Approach to Research with Vulnerable Populations. Journal of Advanced Nursing, 65(8), Rice, Elizabeth (2009). Schizophrenia, Violence, and Case Management: Being Supportive and Overwhelmed. Psychiatric Rehabilitation Journal, 2(4). Rice, Elizabeth (2009). Schizophrenia and Violence: The Voice of Case Managers. Qualitative Health Research, 19(6). Rice, Elizabeth (2008). Schizophrenia and Women: ismantling the Invisibility of Violence. Advances in Nursing Science. Rice, Elizabeth (2006). Schizophrenia and Violence: The Voice of Women. Issues in Mental Health Nursing, 27(9). July, 201: Assessment funding awarded by the UW Madison Assessment Council for proposal entitled, The Blended Learning Curriculum in Nursing Education. Total funding amount awarded $10,550. ecember 2011: School of Nursing Research Committee proposal entitled, Active Learning in Graduate Education. Total funding amount awarded $5000.

12 Curriculum Vitae Elizabeth Rice 12 September 2010: Assessment funding awarded by the UW Madison Assessment Council for octorate of Nursing Practice evaluation funding. Total funding amount awarded $10, 852. October 2007: P20 Training Grant (#1P20NRO ) Awarded for Center for Enhancement of Self Management in Individuals and Families: Project irector for Study entitled: Self-Management of Schizophrenia and iabetes. Total funding amount awarded $299,970. January 2004: Awarded $750 Beta-Eta Research Scholarship to complete research study entitled; Schizophrenia and Violence: The Perspective of Providers. March 2001 March 200: T2 Training Grant (T2NR7102). Awarded three years of funding as a pre-doctoral fellow on the NINR grant to support training in Patient-Centered Informational Interventions. Service 2015-Present Member of ane Co. Mental health, solitary confinement & incarceration work group Present. UW-Health Advanced Practice Provider Council 2012 Present. UW-Health Advanced Practice Nursing Council 2012 Present. Member of CARE Steering Committee 2012 Present. PMR-Instructional Academic Staff subcommittee member 2012 Present. Academic Programs Committee member Member of Madison Metropolitan School istrict Task Force on Childhood Mental Illness 2011 Present. NP Subcommittee Chair 2011 Present. Graduate Program Committee member 2010 Present. Wisconsin NAMI Public Policy & Advocacy Committee Academic Program Committee Member of the UW Madison School of Nursing octorate of Nursing Practice Task Force Member of the UW Madison Inter-professional Health Committee Member of the UW Milwaukee College of Nursing Academic Planning Committee Current. Reviewer for Issues in Mental Health Nursing Volunteer with a local community support program to provide socialization and support for consumers of mental health care. Clinical Experience 6/2008 Current Psychiatric and Mental Health Nurse Practitioner, part-time at Community Treatment Alternatives of the Mental Health Center of ane County

13 Curriculum Vitae Elizabeth Rice 1 This position includes ongoing assessment and management with a population of consumers in a community setting who live with severe mental illness, substance abuse, and legal difficulties. Work collaboratively with a multidisciplinary team to provide individualized psychiatric care to vulnerable adults. Primary focus of practice has been health promotion practices within this population of mental health consumers. 4/ /2002 Registered Nurse and Case Manager-Part-time Community Support Programs and Medical Services Unit Mental Health Center of ane County Assisted people diagnosed with severe mental illness to live independently in the community. Provided medication management, assistance with housing, obtained treatment for medical problems, and promoted vocational opportunities. Worked closely with a multidisciplary team to provide individualized services. 419/98 2/2000 Registered Nurse and Case Manager-Part-time Emergency Services Unit Mental Health Center of ane County Provided emergency counseling, crisis management, and medication monitoring for clients who lived in a community setting. eveloped individualized treatment plans in a multidisciplinary environment. Worked with an APNA to prescribe medications. 1/1994 4/1998 Registered Nurse/Case Manager Mental Health Center of ane County Provided case management services for persons diagnosed with severe mental illness living in the community. Assisted clients with community reintegration following discharge from long-term care centers. Served as liaison between clients and various private and public agencies. 4/1991 9/199 Registered Nurse Bloomington Hospital Crisis Care Center Served as a charge nurse for clients on a sixteen-bed inpatient psychiatric unit. Supervised paraprofessional staff to provide psychiatric and medical care. eveloped training guidelines for psychiatric technicians. Assisted in designing treatment programs to provide quality care to complex specialized client populations. 9/1990 4/1991 Registered Nurse Bloomington Hospital Float Pool

14 Curriculum Vitae Elizabeth Rice 14 Conducted physical assessments of medical surgical patients. Administered medication and developed individualized care plans. Provided nursing care for oncology, medical-surgical, and cardiac patients. 5/1989 9/1990 Registered Nurse University of Wisconsin Hospital and Clinics Inpatient Psychiatry B6/5 Conducted direct patient care and family education. Assisted in multidisciplinary treatment planning. Assisted in the development of quality assurance guidelines for psychiatric nursing. 5/1988 5/1989 Registered Nurse University of Wisconsin Hospital and Clinics Rehabilitation Unit B4/4 Conducted assessments and treatments for patients who experienced neurological trauma. Worked with a multidisciplinary treatment team to develop treatment plans to assist patients in attaining their highest level of independence.