Curriculum Vitae Part I

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1 Curriculum Vitae Part I PERSONAL DATA Kyounghae Kim, MSN, RN, NP-C Address: 525 North Wolfe Street Baltimore MD, kkim96@jhu.edu EDUCATION 2011 PhD program Johns Hopkins University School of Nursing Baltimore MD Post-master Lehman College Department of Nursing Bronx NY MSN Columbia University School of Nursing New York NY BSN Korea University College of Nursing South Korea TRAINING 2013 Qualitative Research in the Applied Health Disciplines at the Institute of Nursing Science Summer School at Basel, Switzerland CURRENT LICENSE AND CERTIFICATION 2011 Certified Registered Nurse Practitioner-ADULT Maryland # R Registered Nurse Maryland # R Certified by American Association of Nurse Practitioner # A Nurse Practitioner in Adult Health New York # Registered Nurse New York # PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Teaching Assistant, Johns Hopkins University School of Nursing PhD Biostatistics Tutor, Johns Hopkins University School of Nursing Research Assistant, Johns Hopkins University School of Nursing Nurse Practitioner, Northern Urgent Medical Care Flushing, NY Registered Nurse, ICU, Korea University Guro Hospital, South Korea HONORS AND AWARDS 2014 A.T. Mary Blades Foundation Scholarship Johns Hopkins University School of Nursing Graduate Assistantship Award 2013 Fahs-Beck Scholar, Doctoral Dissertation Grant Award 2013 ThinkSwiss Travel Grant Award, Institute of Nursing Science Summer School

2 2013 Sigma Theta Tau Nu Beta Chapter Research Grant Award 2013 Sigma Theta Tau International Small Grant Caylor Award Johns Hopkins University School of Nursing Scholarship 2009 New York Korea University Alumni Association Scholarship 2009 Inducted, Alpha Zeta Chapter Sigma Theta Tau International 2003 Korea University College of Nursing Volunteer Scholarship 2003 Korea University College of Nursing Scholarship RESEARCH Sponsored Projects Better Breast and Cervical Cancer Control for Korean American Women The goal of this study is to test the effects of lay health worker-led, communitybased educational interventions to promote breast and cervical cancer screening among Korean American women residing in the Baltimore-Washington Metropolitan Area. PI: Hae-Ra Han Agency: NIH/NCI: R01 CA Role: Conducting preliminary data analysis and focus group (moderator), managing data, and developing manuscripts Integration of North Korean Refugees in a New Society The goal of this study is to systematically investigate the utilization of health services among NK refugees residing in South Korea. PI: Hae-Ra Han (Center PI: Cherlin A) Agency: NICHD/NIH: R24 HD Role: Conducting preliminary data analysis and in-depth interviews Dissertation Research Health Literacy and Cervical Cancer Screening Behavior among Korean American Women Agency: Fahs-Beck Fund for Research and Experimentation Type: Doctoral Dissertation Award, $5,000 Role: PI Exploring Perceptions and Decision Making About Cervical Cancer Preventive Practices in Korean American Women: How does It Differ by Women s Health Literacy? Agency: Sigma Theta Tau International Nu Beta Chapter Type: Research Grant Award, $1,000 Role: PI Uncovering the Links between Health Literacy and Cervical Cancer Disparity in Korean American Women: A mixed methods study Agency: Sigma Theta Tau International Type: Small Grant, $5,000

3 Role: PI Unsponsored Research Exploring Critical Care Nurse Perceptions regarding Chaplains and Chaplaincy The goal of this study is to explore perceptions regarding chaplains and chaplaincy among critical care nurses who work at the Johns Hopkins Hospital. PI: Rebecca Aslakson Role: Conducting in-depth interviews and focus groups, qualitative analysis, and writing manuscripts SCHOLARSHIP Publications (*data-based) 1. Kim, K., & Han, H. R. (in review). Health literacy and cervical cancer screening behavior: A systematic review 2. *Kim, K., Kim, B., Choi, E., Song, Y., &Han, H.R. (in preparation). Knowledge, perceptions, and decision making about human papillomavirus vaccination among ethnic minority women A qualitative study using focus groups 3. Kim, K., & Han, H.R. (in preparation). Factors related to the acceptance of human papillomavirus vaccine among ethnic minorities in the United States: A systematic review 4. Kim, K. Choi, E., & Han, H.R. (in preparation). Transforming the delivery of care for vulnerable populations: What role can community health workers play? Presentations (*data-based) National 1. Kim, K., & Han, H.R. (presented 2012). Factors related to the acceptance of human papillomavirus vaccine among ethnic minorities in the United States: A Systematic Review, 2012 Summit on the Science of Eliminating Health Disparities, Maryland USA. 2. *Kim, K., Kim, B., Huh, B., Kim, M.T., & Han, H.R. (presented 2012). Exploring ways of translating human papillomavirus vaccine into cervical cancer preventive practices among Korean Immigrant women: A Mixed Methods Study, 2012 Summit on the Science of Eliminating Health Disparities, Maryland USA. Regional 1. *Kim, K. & Han, H.R. (presented 2014). Association of health literacy with cervical cancer screening behavior among Korean American women. The 2014 Southern Nursing Research Society Annual Conference (from February 12, 2014 to February 15, 2014), San Antonio, Texas USA EDITORIAL ACTIVITIES

4 2013 Ad-hoc reviewer, Journal of Palliative Medicine 2013 Ad-hoc reviewer, Research in Nursing and Health 2012 Ad-hoc reviewer, Progress in Transplantation PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES Member, Southern Nursing Research Society Member, American Nurses Foundation Member, Sigma Theta Tau International, Honor Society of Nursing

5 Curriculum Vitae Part II EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES Classroom Instruction (Johns Hopkins University School of Nursing) Spring 2014 NR Nursing for Adult Physical Health II (3 credits) Undergraduate, Students: 160 Facilitated in-class and on-line discussions, provided exam reviews, and conducted study sessions Fall 2013 NR Principles of Pathophysiology (3 credits) Undergraduate, Students: 160 Facilitated in-class and on-line discussions, provided exam reviews, and conducted study sessions Fall 2012 PhD Biostatistics Tutor Spring 2013 Doctoral, Students: 7 Guest Lecture (Johns Hopkins University School of Nursing) Fall 2013 NR Principles of Pathophysiology Undergraduate, Student: 160 Topic: Gastrointestinal system ACADEMIC SERVICE School of Nursing Student Representative, Korean Student Association Vice-President, Doctoral Student Organization Member, Doctoral Student Organization University 2012 SON Representative, Korean Graduate Student Association, Johns Hopkins University