Clinical Focus PhD University of Texas 2013 Nursing Research, Health Science Center. BA Texas A&M University 2001 Psychology College Station, Texas

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1 CURRICULUM VITAE Anitra C. Frederick, PhD, RN The University Of Texas-Houston 6901 Bertner EDUCATION: Major Area of Study, Clinical Focus PhD University of Texas 2013 Nursing Research, Mother/Neonate Post-MSN University of Texas 2013 Nursing, Education MSN University of Texas 2010 Nursing, Pediatric Nurse Practitioner BSN Texas Woman s University 2004 Nursing BA Texas A&M University 2001 Psychology College Station, Texas LISCENSURE and CERTIFICATION: Texas RN - Active 2005-present Texas, Advanced Practice Nurse, CPNP-PC, Rx-Authorized Active Texas, Advanced Practice Nurse, CPNP-PC, Rx-Authorized Inactive 2014-present PNCB, Pediatric Nursing Certification Board 2012-present

2 PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE: Texas Children s Hospital Registered Nurse, Staff RN Neonatal ICU (Level III) HCA Clear Lake Regional Hospital & Webster, Texas Registered Nurse, Staff RN Newborn Nursery Neonatal ICU (Level II and Level III) Pulse Staffing Agency Registered Nurse, Travel/Agency RN Neonatal ICU (Level II and Level III) University of Texas-Houston Spring/Fall 2012 Adjunct Clinical Faculty, Nursing University of Texas-Houston Assistant Professor, Nursing Present AWARDS AND HONORS: Nominated: John P McGovern Undergraduate Teacher of the Year 2014 May 2014 The award recognizes excellence in teaching based on the following criteria: Knowledge of the subject, Interest in/enthusiasm for teaching, Interest in and understanding of students, Responsiveness to student questions and encouragement of independent thinking, Accessibility to students. University of Texas, Houston

3 The Harris County Medical Society Alliance, Clinical Excellence Award August 2013 Awarded for exhibiting caring behavior, maintaining a high level of competency in technical skills, demonstrating the ability to work well with physicians and other members of the health care team, as well as demonstrating creativity and innovativeness in approaching new clinical problems. University of Texas, Houston MSN Faculty Award of Excellence May 2013 Awarded for academic achievement, leadership, evidence of philosophy of nursing, and commitment to excellence in nursing practice. University of Texas, Houston Texas Children s Hospital, Named Scholar Accelerated PhD program, stipend / funded award for advanced study University of Texas, Houston RESEARCH GRANTS: Bio-behavioral Attachment between mother and baby intervention (BAMBI): A simple approach to a complex problem. UTHealth Internal Funding: Dean s TEAM Research Award. Clowtis, L., Frederick, A., & Lim, S. Funded $10,000. ( ). PUBLICATIONS: Peer Reviewed Publications: Frederick, A., Busen, N., Engebretson, J., Hurst, N., & Schneider, K. (Accepted, not yet in press). Exploring the skin-to-skin contact experience during cesarean section. Journal of the American Association of Nurse Practitioners. Peer Reviewed Abstracts: Frederick, A., Busen, N., Engebretson, J., Hurst, N., & Schneider, K. (2014). Exploring the skin-to-skin contact experience during cesarean section [Abstract]. Southern Nursing Research Society archive. (Accession Number: PSI-4, February 13, 2014.) Indexed Dissertation: Frederick, A. (2013). Exploring the skin-to-skin contact experience during cesarean section (Doctoral dissertation). Retrieved from

4 PRESENTATIONS: Regional: Frederick, A., Busen, N. H., Engebretson, J. C., Hurst, N. M., & Schneider, K. M. (2014, February). Exploring the Skin-to-Skin Contact Experience During Cesarean Section. Southern Nursing Research Society Annual Conference. San Antonio, TX. Poster Presentation. Frederick, A. (2014, February). Skin-to-Skin Contact During Cesarean Section and Post-Op Recovery. Kaleidoscope Perinatal, Neonatal, and Women s Health Symposium. Galveston, TX. Invited Speaker. Local: Frederick, A. (2013, April). Exploring the Skin-to-Skin Contact Experience Post Cesarean Section. UTHealth,, Research Day. Houston, TX. Frederick, A. (2013, April). Skin-to-Skin Contact and Cesarean Section Delivery. OB Council Leadership Meeting, Texas Children s Hospital-Pavilion for Women. Houston, TX. Invited Speaker. Frederick, A. (2013, May). Skin-to-Skin Contact and Cesarean Delivery. Staff In-Service, OR and Lactation service departments, Texas Children s Hospital Pavilion for Women. Houston, TX. Frederick, A. & Clowtis, L. (2014, September). Skin-to-Skin Contact (SSC) and Cesarean Delivery: Research Study. Nursing Leadership Meeting, Memorial Hermann-The Woodlands. The Woodlands, TX. MEDIA PUBLICITY: Hassan, A. (2013, June 23). Special delivery, indeed: Mom, baby get faster contact via new C- Section. The Houston Chronicle, pp. K-11. Tabora, A. (2013). Skin-to-Skin. Connect: Your Source of News, Information, and More. Texas Children s Hospital Blog Article. PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS:

5 Sigma Theta Tau International NAPNAP AWHONN SNRS 2004-present 2009-present 2011-present SERVICE: UTHealth Alumni Association Board Member UTHealth School Of Nursing, Research Interest Group Co-Lead UTHealth, Faculty Life Council Member, elected position Faculty Development, subcommittee 2014-present COURSES TAUGHT: University of Texas N3532: Reproductive Health Care *Didactic Lecture: High Risk Neonate, wrote quiz and test questions, graded students group presentations. *Clinical Supervised students through antepartum, labor & delivery, post-partum, newborn transition, and NICU units; guided group discussion during post-conference; led simulation labs. University of Texas N3536: Child and Adolescent Health Care *Didactic Lecture: Hematology / Immunology, Cognitive and Sensory Dysfunction; wrote quiz and test questions. *Clinical Supervised students on post-surgical and trauma unit; guided group discussion during post-conference.