CURRICULUM VITAE. JOYCE O REILLY 119 Gosport Rd, Portsmouth, NH (603) joyceor29@comcast.net

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1 O Reilly CV 1 EDUCATION Doctorate in Education Northeastern University College of Professional Studies 360 Huntington Ave. Boston, MA Sep current Master of Science in Nursing Franklin Pierce University Rindge, NH May 2012 Master of Public Administration Troy University Troy, AL April 1990 Bachelor of Science in Nursing Wright State University Dayton, OH June 1984 Bachelor of Science in Biology Wright State University Dayton, OH June 1980 EDUCATIONAL EXPERIENCE Instructor and Adjunct Nursing Instructor Franklin Pierce University 119 International Dr. August 2013 Present CURRICULUM VITAE JOYCE O REILLY 119 Gosport Rd, (603) joyceor29@comcast.net Develops creative teaching methods to engage multi-generational nursing students Creates a positive friendly atmosphere that enables the registered nurse to contribute readily to classroom and online discussions

2 O Reilly CV 2 Skilled at facilitating learning in small or large groups Views students as both learners and resources Academic advisor for MSN students Adjunct Clinical Nursing Instructor December 2012 December 2014 Safely supervises eight nursing students in a medical-surgical unit Promotes enhancement of skills including critical thinking, patient assessments, medication administration, intravenous infusions, documentation, patient education, and the development of individualized nursing care plans Assists students in viewing the patient as a unique being Emphasizes how theory and course content translates to patient care Adjunct Nursing Professor Southern New Hampshire University College of Online and Continuing Education 33 S. Commercial St., Suite 203 Manchester, NH August 2013 September 2014 Possesses strong written communication skills that focus on helping students problem solve Adept at providing timely feedback to offer praise, encouragement, and areas to strengthen Creates a non-threatening atmosphere that encourages participation in an asynchronous environment Identifies and works individually with at risk students to promote their academic success Views students as both learners and resources Instructor Patient Care Attendant Course July 2012 February 2014 Instructed entry level caregivers on caring for elderly in the home environment Content consisted of classroom instruction as well as clinical instruction PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Volunteer Nurse, Special Projects Families First

3 O Reilly CV Campus Dr., Suite 12 January 2015 current Assists nurse coordinator with outreach to clients Teaches CPR to staff and volunteers School Nurse St. Patrick School Nurse 125 Austin St. October 2006 June 2012 Provided first aid to staff and students 3 14 years of age Provided nursing care to students with acute and chronic health conditions Provided education to staff on student health issues, first aid, and CPR Published numerous educational handouts on health topics on the school website Staff Nurse The Edgewood Centre 928 South St. June 2005 October 2006 Administered care to 8-10 rehabilitation patients and supervised three caregivers Instructed patients and family members on pertinent diseases, medications, activity, diet, and wound care Home Health Nurse Winchester Medical Center Home Health Agency 333 Cork St. Winchester, VA September 1993 April 1997 and June 2000 February 2001 Responsible for administering physician directed health care in the home Instructed patients and family members on health issues, medications, diet, safety, and wound care Developed and presented several continuing education classes for colleagues Participated in a research study involving post-partum Medicaid patients and home health nurse visits Volunteer Nurse Free Medical Clinic of Northern Shenandoah Valley, Inc. 301 N. Cameron St. Winchester, VA April 1997 February 2001

4 O Reilly CV 4 Assessed and screened patients weekly Educated patients on medications, procedures, labs, diet, wound care, safety, and importance of compliance Flight Nurse United States Air Force Reserves Charleston Air Force Base, Charleston, SC June 1991 June 1993 Andrews Air Force Base Andrews, MD July 1993 October 1995 Provided nursing care to actual and simulated patients at altitude while transporting between United States Air Force medical facilities in North America and Europe Participated in multiple mass casualty exercises PROFESSIONAL QUALIFICATIONS Unencumbered Registered Nurse License New Hampshire American Heart Association Heartsaver and Healthcare Provider CPR Instructor Proficient with Blackboard, ecollege, and Canvas learning platforms PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION Lateral Violence in the Workplace,, Portsmouth, NH, April 2014 Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) training, Southern New Hampshire University, Manchester, NH, online, February 2014 Fostering Effective Online Discussions, Southern New Hampshire University, Manchester, NH, online, October 2013 Seacoast Simulation User Network Conference,, Portsmouth, NH, August 2011 CNE-Net RN Self-Study Refresher Course, Bismarck, ND, June 2005 HONORS AND AWARDS 2012 Outstanding Master of Science in Nursing Student Award 2011 New Hampshire School Nurse Association Scholarship Award PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS American Nurses Association New Hampshire Nurses Association Sigma Theta Tau International, Leadership Succession Chairperson New Hampshire School Nurses Association

5 O Reilly CV 5 REFERENCES Mary Churchman, Professor of Nursing (603) mchurchman@ccsnh.edu Lisa McCurley, Nursing Chair Faculty Great Bay Community (603) lmccurley@ccsnh.edu