VITA. Education: Year Degree Institution l992 PhD University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT (Nursing)

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1 Date Revised 1/21/14 VITA Name: Mary Suzanne Tarmina Current Position/Title and Rank: Associate Clinical Professor, Northeastern University Certified Family Nurse Practitioner, Harvard Vanguard Medical Associates Licensure/Certification: Commonwealth of Massachusetts RN/NP # ; Exp. 1/19/16 Massachusetts Controlled Substances Registration #MT ; Exp. 1/19/15 Federal Controlled Substance Licensure; Exp. 11/30/17 ANA National Certification, Adult and Family Nurse Practitioner, l980 Re-certification: l985; l990; l995; 2000; 2005; 2010 Education: Year Degree Institution l992 PhD University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT (Nursing) l979 MS University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT (Family Nurse Practitioner) l977 Certificate University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT (Family Nurse Practitioner) l973 BS University of Minnesota (Nursing) l960 Certificate University of Minnesota (Dietetic Internship/Nutrition) l959 BS University of Montana ( Dietetics) Teaching Experience: 9/96-present Associate Clinical Professor, Family Nurse Practitioner Master s Program, Northeastern University, Boston, MA Responsibilities: Course development; Instruction of health assessment and promotion, assessment and management of acute and chronic adult/older adult illnesses, obstetrics and nutritional issues; Direct clinical supervision of Master s students in clinical practice; Coordinate the FNP specialty track 7/89-8/96 Associate Professor, University of Utah College of Nursing, Salt Lake City, UT Responsibilities: Course development; Instruction of health assessment 1

2 and promotion, assessment and management of acute and chronic adult/older adult illnesses, obstetrics and nutritional issues; Direct clinical supervision 6/82-6/89 Assistant Professor, University of Utah College of Nursing, Salt Lake City, UT Responsibilities: Course development; Instruction of health assessment and promotion, assessment and management of acute and chronic adult/older adult illnesses, obstetrics and nutritional issues; Direct clinical supervision 9/81-9/86 Director of Family Nurse Practitioner Program, University of Utah College of Nursing, Salt Lake City, UT Responsibilities: Initiation and renewal family nurse practitioner educational funding grants; Development and evaluation of program curricula; Recruitment, advisement of students 6/79-5/82 Instructor, College of Nursing, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT Responsibilities: Course development; Instruction of health assessment and promotion, assessment and management of acute and chronic adult/older adult illnesses, obstetrics and nutritional issues; Direct clinical supervision Work Experience Dates 8/05-present Position, Institution Family Nurse Practitioner, Harvard Vanguard Medical Associates, Braintree, MA Responsibilities: Direct care of adults, older adults and adolescents in the Urgent Care Clinic every weekend (Sat and Sun) and most holidays. Assessment, DDx and management of acute and chronic health care needs directly as well as through telephone triage 9/96-8/05 Family Nurse Practitioner, Northeastern Health and Counseling Services, Northeastern University, Boston, MA; Hours/week of direct care: 24 Responsibilities: Primary care management of adolescence and adult college students (17-60 y o) through health promotion, risk identification, prevention, and assessment/treatment acute and chronic illnesses; Nutritional counseling for the prevention and management of cardiac, lipid, pulmonary, endocrine, GI, GU, eating disorders 2/85-8/96 Family Nurse Practitioner, Jordan Valley Family Health, West Jordan, UT; Hours/week of direct care: 45 2

3 Responsibilities: Primary care in a rural practice to clients ages 2 months thru the 80s; Provided health promotion, disease prevention and assessment/management of acute, chronic and multisystem disease; Nutritional counseling and management of all nutritional problems 10/85-9/86 Family Nurse Practitioner, Cardiovascular Division, Chronic Disease Bureau, State of Utah Health Department, Salt Lake City, UT; Hours/week of direct care in screening clinics: 8 Responsibilities: Grant funding to support high risk cardiopulmonary screening clinics for young and older adults throughout the state 6/81-10/85 Family Nurse Practitioner, Family Health Care, Student Health Services, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT Hours/week of direct care: 20 Responsibilities: Primary care of children, adolescence and adult college students and their families; Health promotion, primary prevention, assessment/management of acute and chronic illnesses; Nutritional counseling and management of nutritional problems. 7/74-5/77 Director of Family Planning, Flathead County Health Department, Kalispell, MT; Public Health Nurse in family planning, well child and WIC clinics; Hours/week of direct care: 30 Responsibilities: Develop and renew Title IX grants to support funding of clinics; Well child assessment, immunizations, assessmentprovision of family planning methods and nutritional counseling for WIC clients; Lamaze Instructor; Life-flight nurse to the Browning Indian Reservation, Browning, MT 7/73-6/74 Public Health Nurse, Butte Family Planning Services, Butte, MT Hours/week of direct care: 40 Responsibilities: Well child assessment, immunizations, family planning assessment, nutritional counseling for WIC recipients, Lamaze classes 1/68-6/70 Dietetic Supervisory, Ravalli County Nursing Home and Ravalli County Hospital, Hamilton, MT; Hours/week service: 30 Responsibilities: Develop/maintain cycle menus, production and service of meals to nursing home and hospital patients; Instruct patients about dietary management for health and disease treatment at home. 7/64-6/65 Administrative and Therapeutic Dietitian, Kaiser Hospital, Oakland, CA Hours/week care and service: 40 Responsibilities: Assessment/management of all adult medical/surgical inpatients through meal planning and nutritional instruction for home care; Administrative responsibility for food production and service to med/surg floors 3

4 4/62-6/64 Diabetic Dietitian, University of Minnesota Hospitals, Minneapolis, MN Hours/week direct care: 40 Responsibilities: Dietary assessment and management of all Type1 and 2 Diabetic inpatient/outpatient children and adults through food service, meal planning and home based care Presentations: (Outside of classes and courses taught at NU since 1996; Previous presentations, publications available upon request) 4/04 Health Promotion through a Vegetarian Diet, Lane Health Center Inservice to the profession staff 10/03 Application of the new NCEP Guidelines, Lane Health Center Inservice to the professional staff 5/03 Recognizing and Treating the Eating Disordered Patient in Primary Care Northeastern Regional NP Conference, Weston, MA 2/01 Identifying Health Care Problems in College Students White Hall, Northeastern University, Boston 1/01 Dying to be Thin (Nutritional Assessment and Management). Eating Disorders Symposium, Dodge Hall, Northeastern University, Boston 2/00 Nutritional aspects of young adults with Eating Disorders. Lane Health Center Eating Disorders team, Northeastern University, Boston. 5/99 Food and performance. NUCOPE Spring Forum, Northeastern University, Boston. 6/98 Use of Herbal Supplements in a college base population. Presented as an inservice to the staff at Lane Health Center, Northeastern University, Boston. 10/97 Women s Health. Moderator at Centennial Program Scholarly Presentations, Centennial Celebration, Northeaster University, Boston. Honors/Prizes/Awards: (Since 1996) Harvard Vanguard Medical Associates Patient Centered Award Nov 10, 2008: Recognition of outstanding patient service Excellence in Teaching Award Nomination, Northeastern University, 2007 (Declined because of heavy teaching/practice demands) Distinquished Nurse Practitioner of the year, 2003; Massachusetts Coalition of Nurse Practitioners Utah Prescriptive Practice Board; Honorary Achievement Award, 1998 Sigma Theta Tau, Gamma Rho Chapter, Clinical Excellence Award,

5 Area(s) of Specialization: Dietetics (family nutrition in health and illness), family practice, primary care, health promotion, children and women s health, eating disorders Current and Past Areas of Teaching Responsibility in the School of Nursing: Theory and clinical supervision of master s Nurse Practitioner students; Undergraduate Health Assessment; Health Assessment in the community; Family Assessment and Intervention; Pre/post natal family care Research, Scholarship, and Other Creative Work: Intramural Grants/Funding Dates Amount Title and Funding Agency ,000 Co-author: Health Behaviors and Problems of Lesbian Women: A Replication Study [for Data Collection]; (Funded by the Office of the Provost, Northeastern University, 6/97) l997 3,500 Principal Investigator: Health Behaviors and Problems of Mid-life and Aging Lesbians and Lesbians of Diverse Cultural Backgrounds. (Grant Proposal submitted to AWHONN, 10/31/97; not funded) l998 1,000 Principal Investigator: Health Behaviors and Problems of Spanish speaking Hispanic Lesbians Sigma Theta Tau International, Gamma Epsilon Chapter, 3/98) ,500 Co-investigator: Health Behaviors and Problems of Lesbian Women: A Replication Study [for Data Entry and Analysis]. (Submitted to Lesbian Health Fund, San Francisco, 3/98) ,000 Co-investigator: Development of Educational Information and a Health Care Newsletter (Submitted to the President s Excellence Fund for 2000, 9/00, not funded) ,000 Co-investigator: Development of a Comprehensive Eating Disorders Program (Submitted to the President s Excellence Fund for 2000, 9/00, not funded) ,791 Consultant on an RSDF grant: Prevalence and stability of eating disorders in a diverse college freshman sample Research Consultant/Advisor 2013-present Capstone advisor and Principal Investigator of research 5

6 Study by Catherine Holub-Smith, DNP student 2011-present Faculty advisor to Stephen Paul Wood, PhD student Faculty advisor/consultant to Valeria Ramdin concerning her doctoral study: The Effects of Natural Medicines in Ethnographic Populations 2006-present FNP student advisor Publications: Abstracts: Neary, S. R and Tarmina, M. S. (2000). Graduate-Undergraduate Nursing Partnership in Community Heath. Published through NONPF Faculty-to-faculty Mentoring Program in the Community, September, 2000 Grindel,C. G., Patsdaughter, C. A., Roberts, S. and Tarmina M. S. (l997). Health Promotion Behaviors & Gynecological Health Patterns of Lesbian Women. Presented at the 12 th Conference of the Society for Menstrual Cycle Research, June 5-7, l997. Creative Productivity: (Since 1996) Development of Community Education Program at Fortes House (Subsidized Housing Center, co-sponsored by Whittier Community Health Center), January-April, 2007 Development of Clinical Student Policy Procedure Manual for Lane Health Center ; Revised 2004 Analysis of the women s health assessment data base and revision of the Annual Health Assessment form, Lane Health Center, March, Nutritional consultant to Northeastern University s Eating Disorders Management Team at Lane Health Center: Contributed to an eating disorder s protocol for assessment and management of clients, October, 1999; Developed a profile for tracking client s management and progress, March, NONPF Faculty-to-Faculty Mentoring Program in Community Health, November, l999 through March, 2000; Abstract published July, Discussion of Breast and Cervical Cancer Screening and Early Detection Educational Program in a seminar at Boston Medical Center, September 29, l997. Development of a Progressive Student Clinical Evaluation Tool for primary care NP students in their clinical practicum Fall, Winter and Spring Quarters. (Developed over the summer and presented to the Primary Care Faculty at the September 16, l997 meeting and approved for implementation.) 6

7 Professional Development Activities: (Since 1996) 4/3-6/14 NONPF Annual meeting, Denver CO 11/14/11 MCNP Policy Workshop, Hampshire House, Boston, MA 11/12/10 MCNP Policy Workshop, Hampshire House, Boston, MA 4/14-17/10 Contraceptive Technology, Sheraton Boston, Boston, MA 11/02-04/09 Boston National Primary Care Conf, NPACE, Hyatt Regency Cambridge, Cambridge 11/13-15/09 Boston Pri-Med East, Boston Convention and Exhibition Center, Boston 11/13-16/08 Boston National Primary Care Conf, NPACE, Sheraton Hotel, Boston 10/05-07/06 Ambulatory OB/Gyn National Conference, Hyatt Regency Boston Financial District 11/08-11/06 Boston National Primary Care Conf, NPACE, Sheraton Hotel, Boston 12/04-07/05 Boston National Advanced Practice Conf, NPACE, Sheraton Hotel, Boston 6/11-12/05 Dermatology for the PC Provider, Keefer Aud BU Medical School, Boston 5/03 Northeastern Regional NP Conference, Weston, MA 7/02 Primary Care of Women (Harvard Medical School); Royal Sonesta Hotel; Boston, MA 9/01 Primed: Prudential Convention Center; Boston, MA 10/00 Primed: Prudential Convention Center; Boston, MA 7/00 NPACE Conference: National Women s Health Care and Primary Care Pharmacology Conference, Newport, RI 12/99 NPACE Conference: Weston Hotel, Boston, MA 12/99 Primed Conference; Prudential Convention Center, Boston, MA 11/99 Anorexia Nervosa: A Multidisciplinary Approach for the 21 st Century; Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, MA 3/99 Seventh Annual Primary Care for the Underserved Conference; Boston, MA 11/98 NPACE Conference; Prudential Convention Center, Boston, MA 11/98 National Primary Care Conference; Prudential Convention Center, Boston, MA 7/98 NPACE: Women s Health Care Conference; Falmouth, MA 11/97 National Primary Care Conference; World Trade Center, Boston, MA 11/96 National Primary Care Conference; Prudential Convention Center, Boston, MA University, Professional, and Public Service: Bouve College of Health Sciences Committees: Graduate Curriculum Committee: , Member Graduate Academic Affairs: Summer and FS, 2011, Member School of Nursing Committees: Capstone Advisor Committee: SS, 2013-present, member and advisor to students PhD Advisory Committee: FS, 2011-present, member and advisor to students Evaluation Committee: l Member; Member; Co-chair /2007; Member 9/2007-4/2008; Chair 9/2008-present Graduate Director/Coordinators (monthly meetings): 1996-present 7

8 Research Committee: Member Graduate Curriculum Committee: Chair ; Member /2007; Chair 9/2007-4/2008 Centennial Committee: l School of Nursing Task Forces Israel/Northeastern Nursing Program, Clinical Specialist Track Task Force, 1998 FNP Curriculum Evaluation Task Force, l CCNE Task Force 2012-present Northeastern University Community Service: Lane Health Center, West Management Team, Lane Health Center Eating Disorders Team, Fortes House Community Service Program, January-April, 2007 Current Professional Organizations: Local/State Massachusetts Nurses Association, l996-present Massachusetts Coalition of Nurse Practitioners, l997-present Massachusetts Dietetics Association, l996-present Massachusetts Arthritis Foundation, l996-present Gamma Epsilon Chapter, Sigma Theta Tau International, l996-present National National Arthritis Foundation, l997-present NONPF, 1979-present American Nurses Association, l974-present American Dietetic Association, l961-present 8

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