DIANE WHITAKER EBBERT, PhD, RN, ARNP FNP-BC Leavenworth Road Tonganoxie, Kansas (home) (office)

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1 EDUCATION DIANE WHITAKER EBBERT, PhD, RN, ARNP FNP-BC Leavenworth Road Tonganoxie, Kansas (home) (office) UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS, SCHOOL OF NURSING, Kansas City, Ks. Doctor of Philosophy in Nursing. May WICHITA STATE UNIVERSITY, SCHOOL OF NURSING. Wichita, Ks. Post Master's Certificate for Family Nurse Practitioner. August UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS, SCHOOL OF NURSING. Kansas City, Ks. Master's of Science in Nursing. May WICHITA STATE UNIVERSITY, SCHOOL OF NURSING. Wichita, Ks. Bachelor of Science in Nursing. May ACTIVITIES AND HONORS American Nurses Association American Academy of Nurse Practitioners American College of Nurse Practitioners Sigma Theta Tau Nursing Honor Society Kansas State Nurses Association National Association of Nurse Practitioner Faculties Certification as Family Nurse Practitioner through American Nurse's Credentialing Center Heart of Healthcare Nominee 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2003, 2004,2006 Recipient of the Phyllis Keeney Lawrence Teaching Award at KU School of Nursing 2001 Martha Brill Nursing Alumni Scholarship recipient Hartford Foundation Scholarship 2005, WORK EXPERIENCE UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS, SHOOL OF NURSING AND SCHOOL OF MEDICINE-DEPARTMENT OF FAMILY MEDICINE. Kansas City, Ks. Assistant Professor. Certified Family Nurse Practitioner. Dual appointment with 40% FTE providing primary care for patients across the lifespan, teaching (didactic and clinical) with Family Medicine Residents, Medical Students and Family Nurse Practitioner students. Assumed the role of clinic medical director for the Family Medicine clinic July

2 60% FTE teaching position in the School of Nursing Graduate School. Didactic and clinical teaching in the Family Nurse Practitioner Program as well as in the Doctorate of Nursing Practice Program. Assumed the position of Director of Advanced Practice Programs in June (September 1993-present). LAWRENCE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, Lawrence, Ks. Clinical Coordinator of the Operating Room. Responsible for 24 hour accountability of the operation of the department which included 6 operating suites and 25 employees. (January 1992-September 1993). UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS, DEPARTMENT OF FAMILY MEDICINE. Faculty appointment with primary responsibilities being: instructing 36 Family Medicine Residents in the principles of patient education, as well as directing and providing patient education activities within the department. Secondary responsibility of functioning in the clinic within a Nurse Clinician capacity. (January January 1992). DAVID S. ZAMIEROWSKE, M.D. PLASTIC SURGEON. Shawnee Mission Ks. Employed part time as a Perioperative Clinical Nurse Specialist. Responsibilities included assessing patients preoperatively, assisting on surgical procedures, following patients postoperatively and collecting research data. (August August 1990). LAWRENCE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, Lawrence, Ks. Employed part time in the Operating Room and Day Surgery. Responsibilities included circulating and scrubbing for operative procedures as well as preoperative instruction/assessment and postoperative instruction/assessment and postoperative evaluation. (March December 1986 & June May 1989). UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS, SCHOOL OF NURSING. Kansas City, Ks. Employed part time as a Research Assistant for the Doctoral Program. Responsibilities included assisting faculty in all phases of Nursing Research. (May 1985-February 1986). ASSOCIATION FOR CONTINUING EDUCATION. Great Bend, Ks. Part time position providing educational programs for licensed personnel in 12 area hospitals. (August October 1984). TURNER & BOISSEAU, Chtd. Great Bend, Ks. Part time position analyzing and summarizing medical records in preparation for defense litigation. (August November 1984). BARTON COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE. Great Bend, Ks. Clinical instructor for second year nursing students in the areas of medical and surgical nursing, including the operating room. (Summers of 1983 & 1984). 2

3 BARTON COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT. Great Bend, Ks. Part time position as Maternal-Child Health Coordinator. Responsibilities included follow up care for High Risk Infants, Counseling and instruction in family planning methods, Counseling and treatment for Sexually Transmitted Diseases, Supervision of the Home Visitor program, Family Planning Clinic, EPSDT exams and a caseload of homebound patients. (August June 1983). LAWRENCE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. Lawrence, Ks. Full time position in the Operating Room with responsibility for circulating and scrubbing on operative procedures. Also involved in orientation of new personnel, preparing call schedule and in developing a pre and postoperative rounds program. (August August 1982). BETHANY MEDICAL CENTER. Kansas City, Ks. Full time position as a staff nurse in the Operating Room. (May August 1979). TEACHING ACTIVITIES Spring 1998 N 818 Primary Care III 5 credit hours Spring 1998 ICM-1 st year Medical Students small group tutor Summer 1998 N 818 Primary Care III, 5 credit hours Fall 1998 N 818 Primary Care I clinical 2 credit hours Fall 1998 N 817 Primary Care II clinical 2 credit hours Fall 1998 Fall 1998 ICM- 1 st year Medical Students small group tutor Spring 1999 N 818 Primary Care III 5 credit hours Spring 1999 ICM 1 st Year Medical Students small group tutor Summer 1999 N 818 Primary Care III 5 credit hours Fall 1999 N 815 Primary Care I clinical 2 credit hours Fall 1999 N 835 Women's Health 3 credit hours Fall 1999 Fall 1999 ICM 1 st year medical students small group tutor Spring 2000 N 818 Primary Care III 5 credit hours Spring 2000 ICM 1 st year Medical Students small group tutor Summer 2000 Worked on Standardized Patient Program Implementation Fall 2000 N 815 Primary Care I clinical 2 credit hours Fall 2000 N 817 Primary Care II clinical 2 credit hours Fall 2000 Fall 2000 ICM 1 st year Medical Students small group tutor Spring 2001 ICM 1 st year Medical Students small group tutor Spring 2001 N 818 Primary Care III 5 credit hours Summer 2001 N 818 Primary Care III 5 credit hours Fall 2001 Fall 2001 ICM 1 st year Medical Students small group tutor Fall 2001 N 815 Primary Care I clinical 2 credit hours Spring 2002 ICM 1 st year Medical Students small group tutor 3

4 Fall 2002 N 817 Primary Care II clinical 2 credit hours Fall 2002 ICM 1 st year Medical Students small group tutor Summer 2002 N 818 Primary Care III 5 credit hours Fall 2002 N 815 Primary Care I clinical 2 credit hours Spring 2003 N 817 Primary Care II clinical 2 credit hours Spring 2003 ICM-1 st year Medical Students small group tutor Summer 2003 N 818 Primary Care III 5 credit hours Fall 2003 N 815 Primary Care I clinical 2 credit hours Spring 2004 N 817 Primary Care II clinical 2 credit hours Summer 2004 N818 Primary Care III 5 credit hours Fall 2004 N815 Primary Care I clinical 2 credit hours Spring 2005 N817 Primary Care II clinical 2 credit hours Summer 2005 N818 Primary Care III 5 credit hours Fall 2005 N815 Primary Care I clinical 2 credit hours Spring 2006 N817 Primary Care II clinical 2 credit hours Fall 2006 N815 Primary Care I clinical 2 credit hours Spring 2007 N817 Primary Care II clinical 2 credit hours Spring 2007 N755 Issues and Roles for APN 3 credit hours Summer 2007 N818 Primary Care III 5 credit hours Fall 2007 N808 Social Context of Health Policy2 credit hours Fall 2007 N 815 Primary Care I clinical 2 credit hours Spring 2008 N 817 Primary Care II clinical 4 credit hours Spring 2008 N 755 Issues and Roles for APN 3 credit hours Summer 2008 N 818 Primary Care III 3 credit hours Fall 2008 N 815 Primary Care I clinical 2 credit hours Fall 2008 N 808 Social Context of Health Policy2 credit hours Spring 2009 N 817 Primary Care II clinical 4 credit hours Spring 2009 N 821 Diabetology 3 credit hours Summer 2009 N 818 Primary Care III 3 credit hours Fall 2009 N 814 Primary Care I Didactic 3 credit hours Fall 2009 N 808 Social Context of Health Policy 2 credit hours Spring 2010 N 816 Primary Care II Didactic 3 credit hours Spring 2010 N 804 Research for Applied Sciences 3 credit hours Summer 2010 N 818 Primary Care III 3 credit hours Summer 2010 N 821 Diabetology 3 credit hours Fall 2010 N 814 Primary Care I Didactic 3 credit hours Fall 2010 N 808 Social Context of Health Policy 2 credit hours Spring 2011 N 816 Primary Care II Didactic 3 credit hours Spring 2011 N 804 Research for Applied Sciences 3 credit hours Summer 2011 N 818 Primary Care III 3 credit hours Fall 201 N 808 Social Context of Health Policy 2 credit hours Fall 2011 N 814 Primary Care I Didactic 3 credit hours Spring 2012 N 804 Research for Applied Sciences 3 credit hours Spring 2012 N 821 Diabetology 3 credit hours 4

5 COMMITTEES Member, APN Credentialing Committee at KU Med Member, Practice Operations Committee, UKP Member, School of Nursing Curriculum Committee Member, School of Nursing DNP/MS Council Chair, Clinical Operations Committee Department of Family Medicine Member, KUMC Strategic Planning Committee Member, School of Nursing Strategic Planning Committee Co-Chair School of Nursing Strategic Planning Health Policy Sub-committee Member, School of Medicine Strategic Planning Committee Member, Kansas APRN Taskforce Member, KU Health Partners Advisory Board PRESENTATIONS Have presented over 200 programs for continuing education credits and as guest lectures for college courses. Topics include: Care of the Operative Patient, Physical Assessment, Care of the Patient with Diabetes, Women s Health Issues, Documentation, Role of the Advanced Practice Nurse, Principles of Patient Education, Legal Issues for Nurses, Casting and Splinting, Advanced Suturing, Xray interpretation, Common Dermatological Problems, Pharmacology for Nurses, Medical Office Nursing and Alternative Therapies. Presented Status of Chronic Illness in Wyandotte County to the Leadership 2005 group in Wyandotte County on April 13, Presented Working Collaboratively with Nurse Practitioners to first year Family Medicine Residents at the University of Kansas Medical Center on July 11, Presented Performing a Well Child Assessment to first year Family Medicine Residents at the University of Kansas Medical Center on July 13, Ebbert, D., Peterson, M., Quenstedt-Moe, G., Thompson, T., Thompson, S., & Rempusheski, V. (2005). The Lived Experience of Certified Nursing Assistants in a Nursing Home Viewed through a Social Constructionist Lens (2005) presented at Kansas Nursing Research Exchange, November 4, 2005 in Overland Park, Kansas. Also presented as a poster presentation at Midwest Nursing Research Society in Milwaukee, WI in April, 2006 and as a podium presentation at the Student Research Forum at the University Of Kansas Medical Center in April Presentation on the Role of the Family Nurse Practitioner at the Kansas University Student Nurses Association Career Options Day in April

6 RESEARCH Presented The relationship of duration of time without health insurance to access and utilization health care in the State of Kansas. January 2008 for the AHEC of Western Kansas. Poster Presentation at National Organization of Nurse Practitioner Faculties April The Kansas Advanced Practice Collaborative. Historical research study on Perioperative Nursing conducted in Subcontractor for Health Education Training Grant through HRSA from September 2002 through August This grant supported educating health care providers in best practices for Diabetes Care. Director for Diabetes Quality of Care Project Grant through the Kansas Department of Health and Environment, October 2006 through April Qualitative research study on the Lived Experience of the CNA conducted in Spring of Dissertation (2007). The relationship of duration of time without health insurance to access and utilization of health care in the State of Kansas. Ebbert, D, & Mansfield, B. (2010) Improving diabetes management in long term care: Supporting nurses. Ebbert, D, & Corpstein, D. (2010)The development of a toolkit to support adoption of legislation for advanced practice registered nurses in Kansas. Ebbert, D, & Bailey, S. (2010) A Framework for Collaboration within Advanced Practice Nursing in Kansas To Facilitate Implementation Of National Consensus Guidelines. Ebbert, D, & Douglass, M. (2010) A White Paper Describing Advanced Practice Nursing Issues in Kansas. Ebbert, D, & Trees, K, (2010) Competencies and Scope of Practice of Nurse Practitioners in One Urban Emergency Department: A Pilot Study. Ebbert, D. & Estes, K. (2010) Skin and Soft Tissue Infections in One Urban Emergency Department: Improving Patient Care Among Nurse Practitioners. Ebbert, D. & Arndt, K. (2011) Anesthesia Considerations for Obese Pediatric Patients. 6

7 Ebbert, D. & Hite, A. (2011) Doctorate of Nursing Practice Feasibility Study. PUBLICATIONS Youtsey, N. and Ebbert, D. (1989). Preserving Today for Tomorrow's Research: Personal Experience with Historical Research. AORN Journal. Nov Vol. 50, No. 5. Pp Summers, S. and Ebbert, D. (1992) AMBULATORY SURGICAL NURSING: a NURSING DIAGNOSIS APPROACH. Philadelphia, PA.: J.B. Lipppincott. Ebbert, D. (1995). Planning Perioperative Patient Care-Scenario. In R.A. Roth (Ed.), PERIOPERATIVE NURSING CORE CURRICULUM. Orlando, FL.: W.B. Saunders, Co. Vail, B. and Ebbert, D. (2000). Chapter 65 Nipple Discharge in Johnson et al. (2 nd edition) Women's Health Care Handbook. Orlando, Fl.: W.B. Saunders, Co. Ebbert, D. and Connors, H. (2004) Standardized Patient Experiences and Student Satisfaction. Nursing Education Perspectives. Vol. 25 No.1 pp