Kristi Henderson, DNP, NP-BC, FAEN

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1 Kristi Henderson, DNP, NP-BC, FAEN PROFESSIONAL BRIEF Kristi Henderson, DNP, NP-BC, FAEN is the Chief Advanced Practice Officer and Director of Telehealth for University of Mississippi Health Center based in Jackson, Mississippi. Dr. Henderson focus is on improving and coordinating the healthcare delivery system with specific attention to advanced practice providers and telehealth. The role of advanced practice providers (nurse practitioners, nurse anesthetists, nurse midwives, physician assistants) is critical in improving health outcomes at a lower cost. Her role as Director of Telehealth supports this aim. Her goal of fully implementing the TelEmergency Program will bring healthcare and education to patients. Nationally recognized for their innovative TelEmergency program, UMHC provides distance emergency care to rural communities via telemedicine at a reduced cost. Dr. Henderson and the Telehealth team are regularly consulted by other state healthcare leaders, physicians, nurses, journalists and members of the academic community to assist in replication and implementation of the UMHC program. Dr. Henderson has focused her research on disparities in health care quality, access to care and the impact of telemedicine on these issues. Additionally, she has research interests in misuse of the emergency department, utilization of advanced practice providers and HIV. She has published several papers and made multiple presentations on these topics at the local, state and national level. Dr. Henderson serves as an associate professor at the University of Mississippi School of Nursing where she coordinates a master s level nursing course and lectures on leadership in the Doctor of Nursing Practice program. She is active in state and national nursing organizations and she is a Fellow in the Academy of Emergency Nursing. She serves on the National Quality Forum steering committee on Regionalized Emergency Care which allows her the opportunity to contribute her expertise in utilization of telemedicine and advanced practice providers to improve access to emergency health care at a lower cost. Additionally, she serves on the Mississippi Blue Cross & Blue Shield Advisory Committee. Dr. Henderson builds her policy, research and leadership initiatives on a foundation of sixteen years in nursing, largely spent in the emergency department setting where she worked as a nurse and a dually certified family and acute care nurse practitioners. During her tenure as a bedside care provider, her work and volunteer efforts led to a number of local, state and national leadership positions within professional associations. She has been recognized for her contributions at the state and national level. Today much of her volunteer time is spent locally member of the Junior League of Jackson with a focus on health and educational disparities in Mississippi particularly with children. She also volunteers her clinical expertise at Mission First, a health clinic for low income families. She received her doctoral degree (DNP, the Doctor of Nursing Practice) with a focus on health leadership from the University of Alabama at Birmingham in 2010, her master s degree in nursing (MSN) from the Mississippi University for Women in 1997 and her bachelor s in nursing from Mississippi College in She maintains national certification for the American Nurses Credentialing Center as a family and acute care nurse practitioner. Phone: (601) khenderson@umc.edu Address: 2500 N State Street, Jackson, MS 39216

2 KRISTI HENDERSON, DNP, NP-BC, FAEN CURRICULUM VITAE PROFESSIONAL EMPLOYMENT: University of Mississippi Health Care Jackson, MS Chief Advanced Practice Officer & Director of Telehealth June 2011-present Director of Fast Track and ED Business Development July June 2011 Director of Fast Track and ED Business Development June July TelEmergency Program June June 2008 Clinical Director of Emergency Services August June 2005 Assistant Director of Nursing for Emergency Services November August 2003 /Manager of Fast Track April 1998 November 2000 Staff Nurse/Charge Nurse Adult Emergency Department May 1995 August 1997 Student Assistant- Physiology and Biophysics October May 1992 University of Mississippi Medical Center; School of Nursing Associate Professor July present Assistant Professor July July 2011 Instructor June July 2010 Adjunct Instructor August June

3 Mississippi Baptist Medical Center Jackson, MS NP Director & Emergency Associates of Jackson May 2005 June 2008 Personal Care Provider- Cardiac ICU May 1994 May 1995 Mississippi Medical Consulting, LLC Jackson, MS Legal, and Nurse Consulting expert witness January present Forrest General Hospital Hattiesburg, MS August June 1998 Prime Care Nursing Greenville, MS Staff Nurse- (emergency department, Cardiac ICU, medical-surgical ward) August 1995 August 1997 EDUCATION University of Alabama, Birmingham- Birmingham, AL Received Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP), May 2010 Magna Cum Laude University of Mississippi Medical Center Jackson, MS Received Post- Masters certificate in Nursing, May 1999 Acute Care program School of Nursing Mississippi University for Women Columbus, MS Received Masters of Science in Nursing (MSN) Magna Cum Laude, August 1997 Mississippi College Clinton, MS Received Bachelors of Science in Nursing (BSN) Magna Cum Laude, May 1995 CERTIFICATIONS American Nurses Credentialing Center Family Acute Care American Heart Association Advanced Cardiac Life Support Pediatric Advanced Life Support present present present present 3

4 Society of Critical Care Medicine Instructor- Fundamental Critical Care Support Course, 1999 PUBLICATIONS Research in progress: Frequent use of the emergency department for non-emergent conditions- Principal Investigator for study. Henderson, K. Putting patients on a faster track. (2010, June/July/August). Mississippi RN. Henderson, K., Vakil, M. Galli, R.. ACLS/CPR Survivability between tertiary health centers and rural emergency departments utilizing telemedicine. Manuscript submitted for publication. Henderson, K., Galli, R., McCarter, J. The impact of the telemergency program on rural emergency departments in Mississippi. Manuscript submitted for publication. Orledge, J., Lerant, A., Henderson, K., McCarter, J., Galli, R. Telesimulation : A tool for nurse practitioner education and evaluation [abstract] HSPN2010 Meeting, Tampa, Florida; workshop. Henderson, K., Lerant, A., Husband, L., Orledge, J., Galli, R., Summers, R., Dryer, S., Bush, R., Hubacek, L. The prevalence of AirCare required intubations at critical access hospitals. Manuscript in progress. Orledge, J., Galli, R., Summers, R., Lerant, A., Henderson, K., Husband, L. The Effectiveness of simulation based TelEmergency airway training on airway management and patient outcomes at critical access hospitals in Mississippi. Manuscript in progress. Summers, R., Patel, R., Henderson, K. The Relationship between Blood Sugar and Soft Tissue Infections in Non-Diabetic Patients in an Emergency Department Setting. Research in progress. Galli, R., Keith, J., Henderson, K. TelEmergency: A Novel System for Delivering Emergency Care to Rural Hospitals. Annals of Emergency Medicine: Henderson, K., TelEmergency: Distance Emergency Care in Rural Emergency Departments using s. Journal of Emergency Nursing 2006: 32 (5). Henderson, K., Telemergency Medicine. Managers Forum. Journal of Emergency Nursing 2005: 31 (2) Rutledge, B, Henderson, K, Hall, G. TelEmergency: Distance Care Utilizing s. Telehealth Practice Report 2004; September/October edition. Phillips WJ, Summers RL, Miley MP, Henderson K. The impact of pain as a vital sign on emergency department triage classification. Annals of Emergency Medicine 2001;38(4) Supplement 4:S24. Henderson, K., (1997). HIV Transmission Risk Behaviors of HIV-Positive Adolescents in Mississippi. Unpublished master s thesis, Mississippi University for Women, Columbus, MS. 4

5 RECOGNITION AND AWARDS HONORS AND AWARDS: 2011 Advanced Practice Nurse of the Year University of Mississippi Health Care 2010 Advocate State Award for Excellence American Academy of s Edge Runner Recipient- TelEmergency Program American Academy of Nursing, June 2009 Fellow in the Academy of Emergency Nursing Emergency Nurses Association September 2005 Emergency Nurses Association 2004 National Judith C Kelleher Award Sigma Theta Tau International Honor Society (1995) Mississippi College, Clinton, MS Omicron Delta Kappa International Honor Society (1995) Mississippi College, Clinton, MS Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society (1993) Hinds Community College, Raymond, MS Mississippi College Faculty Award (1995) John and Natoma Nash Noble Scholarship Mississippi College, Clinton, MS Hall of Fame Member (1995) Mississippi Association of Student Nurses Scholarship Recipient (1994) Mississippi Nurses Association District XIII Mission Endowment Scholarship Recipient (1994) First Baptist Church, Jackson, MS Kathryn Feldman Scholarship Recipient (1994) Mississippi Baptist Medical Center, Jackson, MS Student Nurse of the Year Award (1995) Mississippi College, Clinton, MS 5

6 SELECTED CONTRIBUTIONS TO PROFESSION AND COMMUNITY Professional Memberships American Academy of s, present Center for Telehealth and E-Health Law, present American Telemedicine Association, present Emergency Nurses Association, present President of Greater Jackson Chapter (2004) Secretary of the ENA State Council (2004) Society of Critical Care Medicine, present American Nurses Association, present Mississippi Nurses Association, 1995 present Advanced Practice Provider Council, present American College of Healthcare Executives, American Academy of s, 1997 present Association of Nurses in AIDS Care, Committees/Task Forces National Quality Forum Steering Committee Regionalized Emergency Medical Care: Phase I, present Office of Nursing Workforce-Ms Regional Action Coalition Committee, present Blue Cross Blue Shield Advanced Practice Nurse Committee, present Mississippi Nurses Association Advance Practice Committee, present Mississippi NP Practice Subcommittee, present University of Mississippi Health Center Committees: Telehealth Committee, 2011 present Health Care Reform Task Force, 2011 present LEAN initiative work group, 2011 present Patient Flow Improvement Project Committee, present NP Residency Work Group, present UMHC Credentialing Committee, present APRN Credentialing Task Force, APRN Structure Development Task Force, present APRN Coordinating Council, 2008 present Chief Advanced Practice Officer- advising member- current Chair-elect (2010) 6

7 Emergency Department Oversight Committee, Adult Emergency Department Operations Committee, Strategic Planning- Outreach Committee, TelEmergency Committee, 2003 present Chair present Trauma Committee, Services to Community 2011 Kids in the Kitchen Project- Junior League of Jackson Silent Auction Acquisitions Committee- Junior League of Jackson Mission First Clinic- NP volunteer Broadmoor Baptist Church- In His Steps Canton Ministry Volunteer 2010 Lefleur s Bluff Park Landscaping/Beautification Project Mission First Clinic- NP volunteer 2009 Broadmoor Baptist Church- Jackson Street Ministry Volunteer Broadmoor Baptist Church- In His Steps Canton Ministry Volunteer Mississippi Children s Museum Community Liaison Member 2008 Mississippi Children s Museum Fund Raising Committee 2006 Bargain Boutique Volunteer Jackson Junior League Hurricane Katrina Disaster Relief Clinic Volunteer 2005 Hurricane Katrina Disaster Relief Clinic Volunteer 2003 Mississippi Hugh O Brian Youth Leadership Volunteer ( ) 2001 Habitat for Humanity volunteer 1994 Medical Mission Trip- Mexico Mississippi College- School of Nursing 1993 American Diabetes Association volunteer ( ) 1990 American Red Cross volunteer ( ) 7

8 SELECTED PRESENTATIONS/PUBLIC SPEAKING 2011 Advanced Practice Providers, Who are they? Hospital Leadership Meeting University Mississippi Health Center, November 2011 Telehealth in Mississippi Rural Health Alliance Mississippi Hospital Association, October 2011 Telehealth Strategic Plan Telehealth committee University Mississippi Health Center, August 2011 Leadership skills for the DNP UMMC School of Nursing, Spring semester Innovations Panel: American Academy of Nursing Annual Conference, Washington, D.C., November 2011 Telesimulation: A Tool for nurse practitioner education & evaluation HSPN 2010 Mtg, Tampa,FL., March 2010 Distance Emergency Care by s utilizing telemedicine University of Alabama at Birmingham- Capstone Project Presentation, May TelEmergency: Distance Emergency Care Using NPs American Academy of Nursing Poster Presentation at Annual Conference, November 2009 Legal Update for s NP update- TelEmergency Program, May 2009 Rural Emergency Care using Telemedicine American Telemedicine Association Annual Conference, April Induced Hypothermia Mississippi Baptist Medical Center, May 2008 Blunt Abdominal Trauma Emergency Nurses Association- District 13, May 2008 Lab Interpretation- Putting It All Together UMMC School of Nursing- FNP/ACNP Program, May Abdominal Disorders and Management UMMC School of Nursing- ACNP program, June 2007 Clinical Laboratory Evaluation in the Cardiovascular Patient UMMC School of Nursing- FNP/ACNP Program, March

9 2005 TelEmergency in Mississippi Mississippi Trauma Symposium The American Trauma Society, Mississippi Chapter, February Rural Emergency Care using s Mississippi Nurses Association Conference, October 2004 Triage and Trauma Nursing UMMC School of Nursing, March TelEmergency: An Orientation Mississippi College Graduate Program, October 2003 Triage and Trauma Nursing UMMC School of Nursing, March Trauma Nursing UMMC School of Nursing, February Triage and Disaster Planning UMMC School of Nursing, March Hematology and Immunology UMMC School of Nursing, November 2000 Genitourinary Assessment and Disorders UMMC Graduate School of Nursing, April 2000 Abdominal Assessment and Disorders UMMC Graduate School of Nursing, March 2000 HIV Transmission Risk Behaviors of HIV-Positive Adolescents University of Mississippi School of Nursing, March HIV Transmission Risk Behaviors of HIV-Positive Adolescents Mississippi University for Women, Research Day, August 1997 Sexually Transmitted Diseases: Diagnosis and Treatment MUW Graduate School of Nursing, June 1997 Asthma, Allergy & Bronchitis MUW Graduate School of Nursing, February