Curriculum Vitae Emily A. Haozous, PhD, RN

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1 1 Contact Information Emily Ann Haozous PhD, RN Assistant Professor University of New Mexico College of Nursing MSC University of New Mexico Albuquerque, NM (505) Office (505) Fax ehaozous@salud.unm.edu Curriculum Vitae Emily A. Haozous, PhD, RN Education Yale University School of Nursing Yale University School of Nursing University of California Santa Cruz, CA Professional Experience 2009 Present University of New Mexico College of Nursing Albuquerque, NM PhD MSN BA Assistant Professor Nursing Oncology Nursing Music 2009 Yale University School of Nursing 2006 Yale University School of Nursing Yale University School of Nursing Nurse Practitioner Consultant, Curriculum Development Graduate Teaching Assistant Research Nurse Nursing s Impact on Quality of Life Outcomes in Ovarian Cancer 1R01NR A2 Principal Investigator: Ruth McCorkle, Yale School of Nursing Yale University School of Nursing Research Nurse

2 2 Patient Goal Assessment in Treatment Decision Making Principal Investigator: Sidney Bogardus, Yale School of Medicine Connecticut Hospice Branford, CT 2002 Yale University School of Nursing Staff Nurse Research Assistant Licensure State of New Mexico Registered Nurse, License #R62162 Scholarships, Honors and Awards Senior Fellow New Mexico Center for the Advancement for Research, Engagement, & Science on Health Disparities (NM CARES HD) 2012 Awardee Oncology Nursing Society Victoria Mock New Investigator Award 2011 Present Senior Fellow Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Center for Health Policy at the University of New Mexico Loan Repayment Awardee National Institute of Health Loan Repayment Program Regents Lectureship Nominated award granted by University of New Mexico Board of Regents Native Investigator Native Investigator Development Program, University of Colorado Denver and University of Washington Native Elder Research Center and Resource Center for Minority Aging Research 2009 Scholarship White Eagle Memorial Scholarship Scholarship for travel to National Coalition for Ethnic Minority Nursing Associations Conference, Albuquerque, NM Scholarship American Indian Graduate Center 2008 Scholarship Scholarship award to attend 20 th Annual Native Health

3 3 Research Conference, Portland, OR 2008 Awardee Poster Presentation Excellence Award, PhD category, National Coalition of Ethnic Minority Nursing Associations Conference, San Diego, CA Mentee National Coalition of Ethnic Minority Nurses 2003 Scholarship Native Researchers Cancer Control Training Program 2003 Scholarship Oncology Nursing Society Annual Congress, Denver, CO, Scholarship for travel to conference Scholarship Fort Sill Apache Tribe Education Scholarship Scholarship American Indian Graduate Center Grants Co Investigator Center of Excellence in Pain Education: Pain Management in Older Adults, National Institutes of Health/Altarum Institute Award #SC ($274,980) Principal Investigator Robert Wood Johnson Nurse Faculty Scholar, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation,Project title: Examining a Culturally Targeted Intervention to Reduce American Indian Women s Mistrust of Health Information, Award # ($349,916) Co Investigator Building Community Connections: The American Indian Advisory Board. University of New Mexico Office of Community Health Mini Grant ($5,000) Co Principal Investigator Roadmap to Healthy Communities: Understanding Indian Health, Co Principal Investigators: Ken Lucero, Robert Valdez, Robert Wood Johnson Center for Health Policy at University of New Mexico, Award # 1R13MD ($47,043) Co Investigator Walking Forward American Indian Participation in Cancer Clinical Trials, PI: Daniel Petereit, Award #5U54CA ($1,213,118) Co Investigator PATINA: Pain Training in Native American Communities, PI: Ardith Doorenbos, University of Washington, Award #R42CA ($299,159)

4 Co Investigator Native Investigator Development Program, sponsored by the Resource Centers for Minority Aging Research in collaboration with RNACNP, PI Dedra Buchwald (University of Washington) and Spero Manson (University of Colorado), Award # 1U54CA ($46,081 total direct costs awarded to UNM) Principal Investigator Comparing cancer survival among American Indians and Non Hispanic Whites in New Mexico, and Dean s Research Award for Faculty ($2,900) Principal Investigator Understanding the Cancer Pain Experience in Southwestern Native Americans American Cancer Society Predoctoral Fellowship in Nursing Award # Principal Investigator Exploring Cancer Pain in Southwest American Indians National Institutes of Nursing Research National Research Service Award #F31 NR Co Investigator Talking Circle for Breast Health University of Oklahoma College of Nursing Dean s Research Seed Grant Principal Investigator: Valerie Eschiti, University of Oklahoma College of Nursing Consultation Consultant Cancer 101: A Cancer Education and Training Program for American Indians and Alaska Natives, Regional Native American Community Networks Program (RNACNP) Principal Investigator: Dedra Buchwald, University of Washington, Award # U01CA Consultant Center for Native Population Health Disparities: CINCO Principal Investigator: Dedra Buchwald, University of Washington, Award # 1P50CA Publications

5 5 * Indicates mentored paper, + indicates refereed paper + Tinkle, M., Kimball, R., Haozous, E.A., Shuster, G., Meize Grochowski, R., (In press) Dissemination and implementation research funded by the US National Institutes of Health, Nursing Research and Practice + Borders, N.*, Wendland, C., Haozous, E.A., Rogers, R., Leeman, L., (Manuscript in Revision) Midwives verbal support of nulliparous women in second stage labor. Journal of Obstetric, Gynecological, and Neonatal Nursing. + Haozous, E.A., Knobf, M.T. (2012) All my tears were gone : Suffering and cancer pain in Southwest American Indians. Journal of Pain and Symptom Management. PMID: Haozous, E. A., & Goins, R. T. (2012). Becoming an Elder: Native Women and Aging. In J. R. Joe & F. C. Gachupin (Eds.), Health and Social Issues of Native American Women (pp ). Santa Barbara: Praeger. Haozous, E. A. (2011). Stick your butt out! Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Human Capital Blog, Published September 30, 2011, from blog/2011/09/stick your butt out.html + Doorenbos, A. Z., Kundu, A., Eaton, L., Demiris, G., Haozous, E. A., Towle, C., & Buchwald, D. (2011). Enhancing Access to Cancer Education for Rural Health Care Providers via Telehealth. Journal of Cancer Education. PMID: Haozous, E.A., Doorenbos, A.Z., Demiris, G., Eaton, L.H., Towle, C., Kundu, A., (2010). Brief report: Role of telehealth/videoconferencing in managing cancer pain in rural American Indian communities. Psycho Oncology; 21, PMID: Doorenbos, A. Z., Eaton, L., Haozous, E., Towle, C., Ravels, L., & Buchwald, D., (2010). Satisfaction with telehealth for cancer support groups in rural American Indian/Alaska Native communities. Clinical Journal of Oncology Nursing; 14: ; PMID: Haozous, E.A., Eschiti, V., Lauderdale, J., Hill, C., Amos, C., (2010). Use of the Talking Circle for Comanche women s breast health. Journal of Transcultural Nursing. 21(4): ; PMID: Haozous, E.A., Knobf, T., Brant, J., (2010). Understanding the cancer pain experience in Plains American Indians. Psycho Oncology; PMID: Haozous, E.A., (2010). Returning home. Creative Nursing, 16(2): 75 77; PMID:

6 6 Haozous, E. A. (2009). Exploring cancer pain in southwest American Indians (Doctoral Dissertation). Yale University Graduate School of Arts and Sciences,. + Knobf, T., Juarez, G., Lee, S. Y., Sun, V., Sun, Y., Haozous, E.A., (2007). Challenges and strategies in recruitment of ethnically diverse populations for cancer nursing research. Oncology Nursing Forum, 34(6): ; PMID: Haozous, E.A. (2004). Native Americans experience barriers to cancer care. Oncology Nursing Society Nurse Practitioner Special Interest Group Newsletter, 15 (1): 6 7. Haozous, E. A. (2003). Understanding the cancer pain experience in the Plains Native American population (Master s Thesis). Yale University School of Nursing,. Abstracts Haozous, E.A. (2004). Abstract: Understanding the cancer pain experience in the Plains Native American population. Oncology Nursing Forum, 31(2): 385. Select Presentations Haozous, E.A., Suina, M., (December, 2012). New Traditions for Wellness: Digital Storytelling & Medical Mistrust in American Indian Women Phase 1. Poster Presentation, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Nurse Faculty Scholar 2012 National Meeting, Albuquerque, NM. Haozous, E.A., (December, 2012). Individual Development Plan Progress Report. Podium Presentation, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Nurse Faculty Scholar 2012 National Meeting, Albuquerque, NM. Haozous, E.A. (November, 2012). Victoria Mock New Investigator Award. Award Presentation, Oncology Nursing Society Advancing Care Through Science Conference, Phoenix, AZ. Alford, D., Haozous, E.A., Lopez, N., Martin, J., Montoya, M. (July,2012). Critical Issues Roundtable: Race, Medicine, and the Law. Panel Presentation sponsored by University of New Mexico Division for Equity and Health Sciences Center Office of Diversity. Albuquerque, NM. Haozous, E.A., Lucero, K.B., Valdez, R., Abeita Sanchez, L.T., (April, 2012). Roadmap to Healthy Communities Podium presentation, 24 th Annual Native Health Research Conference, Native Research Network, Seattle, WA. Haozous, E.A., (January, 2012). Qualitative Methodological Rigor. Invited presentation, University of New Mexico College of Nursing Qualitative Café, Albuquerque, NM.

7 7 Haozous, E.A., (May, 2012). Cancer survival among American Indians and Non Hispanic Whites in New Mexico and Arizona. Poster presentation, University of New Mexico College of Nursing Scholarship Day, Celebrating Nursing Scholarship, Albuquerque, NM. Haozous, E.A., (November, 2011). Digital storytelling and medical mistrust in American Indian women. Podium presentation, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Nurse Faculty Scholars 2011 National Meeting, New Orleans, LA. Haozous, E.A., Jacobsen, C., Rhoades, D., Wiggins, C., Buchwald, D., (July, 2011). Racial differences exist in American Indian and Alaska Native medical records data in SEER registry. Poster presentation, National Institute on Minority Health and Health Disparities Centers of Excellence Annual Meeting, Chicago, IL. Haozous, E.A., (June, 2011). Invited panel of mentors and mentees, HSC Faculty of Color Mentorship Forum. Invited panelist, UNM Office of Diversity Faculty of Color Mentorship Forum, Albuquerque, NM. Haozous, E.A., (May, 2011). Digital storytelling and medical mistrust in American Indian women. Podium presentation, 1 st Annual University of New Mexico National Health Disparities Conference Sponsored by the New Mexico Center for Advancement of Research, Engagement, and Science of Health Disparities (NM CARES HD), Albuquerque, NM. Haozous, E.A., Jacobsen, C., Rhoades, D., Wiggins, C., Buchwald, D., (May, 2011). Do racial differences exist in American Indian and Alaska Native medical records data in SEER registry? Poster presentation at the Resource Centers for Minority Aging Research 2011 Annual Investigators Meeting, Seattle, WA. Haozous, E.A., (April, 2011). Cultural barriers to cancer care for southwestern American Indians. Poster presentation at Western Institutes of Nursing 44 th Annual Communicating Research Conference: Transitions: Unifying Practice, Education, and Research to Improve Health, Las Vegas, NV. Haozous, E.A., Wiggins, C.L. (April, 2011). Cancer survival in southwestern American Indians and Non Hispanic Whites, & Invited presentation at meeting of the Spirit of Eagles Native NETWORK annual meeting, National Cancer Institute, Rockville, MD. Haozous, E.A., (March, 2011). Finding balance between culture and cancer: building a model of American Indian wellness. Invited presentation at Sigma Theta Tau Gamma Sigma Chapter Spring Event, Albuquerque, NM. Haozous, E.A., Knobf, T., (February, 2011). Cultural barriers to cancer care for southwestern American Indians with cancer. Poster presentation at Oncology Nursing Society National Conference on Cancer Nursing Research, Los Angeles, CA.

8 8 Haozous, E.A., (December, 2010). Visual mapping in qualitative research: using pictures to tell the story. Invited oral presentation, Qualitative Café, University of New Mexico Health Sciences Center, Albuquerque, NM. Haozous, E.A., Wiggins, C.L. (September, 2010). Cancer survival in Southwestern American Indians and Non Hispanic Whites, & Podium presentation at The 8 th National Changing Patterns of Cancer in Native Communities: Strength Through Tradition and Science Conference, Seattle, WA. Haozous, E.A., Wiggins, C.L. (September, 2010). Cancer survival in Southwestern American Indians and Non Hispanic Whites, & Poster presentation, University of New Mexico Health Science Center Vision 2020 Symposium, Albuquerque, NM. Haozous, E.A., Jacobsen, C., Rhoades, D., Wiggins, C., Buchwald, D., (May, 2010). Racial differences exist in American Indian and Alaska Native medical records data in SEER Registry. Poster presentation at the Resource Centers for Minority Aging Research 2010 Annual Investigators Meeting, Philadelphia, PA. Haozous, E.A., Knobf, T., (April, 2010). Using the Brief Pain Inventory (Short Form) in a sample of Southwestern American Indians. Poster presentation at the Western Institutes of Nursing 43 rd Annual Communicating Nursing Research Conference, Phoenix, AZ. Haozous, E.A., (March, 2010). Sharing our wisdom. Keynote address for the Native American Cancer Education Leadership Institute, Albuquerque, NM. Haozous, E.A., (August, 2009). Visual mapping in qualitative research: using pictures to tell the story. Podium presentation at the 21 st Annual Native Health Research Conference, Native Research Network, Portland, OR. Haozous, E.A., (April, 2009). Barriers to care for southwestern American Indians with cancer. Invited oral presentation at the 3rd Annual Symposium for Navajoland Nurses United for Research, Service, and Education, Albuquerque, NM. Haozous, E.A., (March, 2009). Becoming a Native Ph.D. nurse. Invited oral presentation at the National Coalition of Ethnic Minority Nurse Association s 5 th Annual Conference Creating Research Careers, Albuquerque, NM. Eschiti, V. S., Lauderdale, J. and Haozous, E.A., (March, 2009). Talking Circles for breast health among Comanche women. Podium presentation at the National Coalition of Ethnic Minority Nurse Association s 5 th Annual Conference Creating Research Careers, Albuquerque, NM.

9 9 Haozous, E.A., (February, 2009). Exploring cancer pain in southwestern American Indians. Poster presentation at the 10 th National Conference on Cancer Nursing Research, Oncology Nursing Society, Orlando, FL. Haozous, E.A., (August, 2008). Developing a cancer pain assessment instrument for American Indians. Research Slam Oral Presentation at the 20th Annual Native Health Research Conference, Portland, OR. Haozous, E.A., (February, 2007). Cancer pain in American Indians. Oral presentation to the Oncology Nursing Society Chapter Meeting, Santa Fe Chapter, Santa Fe, N M. Haozous, E.A., (May, 2006). Screening and early detection of cancer in American Indians and Alaska Natives. Oral presentation by invitation at the Oncology Nursing Society Congress, Boston, MA. Haozous, E., (April, 2006). Using qualitative methods to study American Indians and cancer pain. Oral presentation to the Qualitative Research Group, Yale University School of Nursing,. Haozous, E.A., (2005). Understanding the cancer pain experience in Plains American Indians. Poster presentation at the National Alaska Native American Indian Nurses Association Summit, Washington DC. Haozous, E.A., (May, 2004). Understanding the cancer pain experience in the Plains Native American population. Oral presentation at the Oncology Nursing Society Congress, Anaheim, CA. Community Presentations Parker, T., Haozous, E., (2012). Qualitative data: incorporating community voices into your health assessment. Oral presentation by invitation, Community Health Assessment Workshop for Tribal Communities, sponsored by Center for Native American Health at University of New Mexico, Isleta Pueblo, NM. Haozous, E.A., (2012). American Indian cancer survivorship. Oral presentation by invitation, Isleta Pueblo Cancer Awareness Conference, Isleta Pueblo, NM. Haozous, E.A., (June, 2011). Pain and symptom management. Invited presentation, Completing the Circle of Life: The Walking Forward Program s Palliative Care Summit, Sinte Gleska University, Mission, SD.

10 10 Haozous, E.A., (June, 2011). Telling the good stories introducing palliative and hospice care. Invited Keynote Address, Completing the Circle of Life: The Walking Forward Program s Palliative Care Summit, Sinte Gleska University, Mission, SD. Haozous, E.A., (April, 2011). American Indians and cancer. Invited presentation for Isleta Cancer Education and Support (ICES) at Isleta Pueblo, NM. Haozous, E.A., (April, 2011). University of New Mexico College of Nursing, Nursing School Admissions. Invited Presentation for Indians into Medicine Conference, Albuquerque, NM. Haozous, E.A., (November, 2009). Cancer and New Mexico s American Indians. Invited oral presentation, Los Alamos National Laboratories 2009 National American Indian Heritage Month, Los Alamos, NM. Haozous, E.A., (September, 2009). Being in wellness by preventing cancer. Invited oral presentation at the Fort Sill Apache Annual Ceremonial, Apache, OK. Haozous, E.A., (May, 2008). Cancer pain in American Indians. Oral presentation by invitation. Pink Shawl Project, Albuquerque, NM. Haozous, E.A., (2008). Cancer and cancer pain. Oral presentation by invitation to the Ohkay Owingeh elders meeting, Ohkay Owingeh (San Juan Pueblo), NM. Haozous, E.A., (2007). Pain management. Oral presentation by invitation, Cancer Awareness Day, Santa Clara Pueblo Elders Center, Santa Clara Pueblo, NM. Courses Taught N608 Nursing Environments of Human Health Co Instructor 2010 Fall Online N607 Qualitative Methods in Nursing Research Co Instructor 2011 Summer Online N691 Independent Study Noelle Borders Instructor 2011 Summer N607 Qualitative Methods in Nursing Research Instructor 2012 Summer Online Guest Lectures Finding the Meaning in Qualitative Research Visual Mapping in Qualitative Research N332 RN BSN Research Methods 2010 Summer EDLEAD/ LLSS605 Qualitative Research in Education 2011 Spring

11 11 Finding the Meaning in Qualitative Research Culture and Cancer: The American Indian Experience Culture and Cancer: The American Indian Experience Culture and Cancer: The American Indian Experience Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Nurse Faculty Scholar Program N332 RN BSN Research Methods 2011 Summer N415 Specialty Intensive Oncology 2011 Summer N415 Specialty Intensive Oncology 2011 Fall N415 Specialty Intensive Oncology 2012 Summer RWJF PhD Intensive 2012 Summer Culture and Cancer: The American N415 Specialty Intensive Oncology 2012 Fall Indian Experience Developing Goals in a Nursing RWJF PhD Intensive 2012 Fall Career Health Promotion in Elders N224 Pre Nursing 2012 Fall Student Commitees Member, Carolyn Phillips, Masters Thesis Committee, Member, Susan Lynch, PhD Committee on Studies, 2011 Present University Service 2011 Present Member Health Sciences Center Faculty Workforce Diversity Committee and Mentoring Subcommittee 2010 Present Member PhD subcommittee, University of New Mexico College of Nursing 2010 Member Search Committee, UNM Robert Wood Johnson Center Tenure/Tenure Track Faculty 2010 Present Member Search Committee Tenure/Tenure Track Faculty, University of New Mexico College of Nursing 2011 Member 1 st College of Nursing Scholarship Day Planning Committee 2012 Member 2 nd College of Nursing Scholarship Day Planning Committee 2012 Present Member Native American Alliance for Community Health and

12 12 Wellness, University of New Mexico Health Sciences Center 2012 Present Founding Member College of Nursing Writing Group Professional Service Reviewer, Oncology Nursing Society Small Grants, 2010 grant cycle Reviewer, Nursing Ethics Book Reviewer, Oncology Nursing, 5 th Ed., St. Louis: Elsevier Reviewer, Cancer Nursing Reviewer, Advances in Nursing Science Reviewer, Preventive Medicine Reviewer, Journal of Cancer Survivorship Reviewer, Journal of Transcultural Nursing Reviewer, American Indian and Alaska Native Mental Health Research Reviewer, Special Emphasis Panel, ZRG1 DKUS A 50 R, PAR : Native American Research Centers for Health, 2012 Reviewer, Native People for Cancer Control Community Grants, 2011 and 2012 Abstract reviewer, Western Institutes of Nursing Annual Conference, 2011 and 2012 Facilitator, Round Table Discussion, Western Institutes of Nursing Annual Conference, 2012 Mentor, Speed Mentoring Session, Native Research Networks Annual Conference, 2012 Professional Organizations Member Member Member Oncology Nursing Society Native Research Network Sigma Theta Tau, Delta Mu Chapter

13 13 Member Member Western Institute of Nursing New Mexico Native American Indian Nurses Association Community Service 2011 Present Member Native American Advised Endowment Committee, Santa Fe Community Foundation, Santa Fe, NM 2009 Present Board Member/Treasurer Breast Cancer Resource Center, Albuquerque, NM 2009 Present Member New Mexico Cancer Council, Native American Workgroup Member Dean s Advisory Committee on Diversity, Yale School of Nursing, 2008 present Facilitator Surviving Sisters, a cancer support group for women with cancer, Santa Fe, NM Facilitator Support group for women with cancer, Christus St. Vincent Regional Medical Center, Santa Fe, NM 2001 Participant Have Bones Will Travel, a health education program for school age children, Practical Support Volunteer Practical Support Volunteer The Shanti Project, an AIDS Hospice volunteer organization, San Francisco, CA Native American AIDS Project, an AIDS Hospice volunteer program for Native Americans living with AIDS, San Francisco, CA