CURRICULUM VITAE. Kim Martz, MSN, RN

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1 EDUCATIONAL PREPARATION CURRICULUM VITAE Kim Martz, MSN, RN 1910 University Drive Boise, ID (Work) University of Utah College of Nursing PhD Nursing Student Hartford Center of Geriatric Nursing Excellence Degree: PhD Gerontology focus in Palliative and End of Life Care Graduation Date: Anticipated 2013 Gonzaga University, Spokane, Washington School of Nursing Nursing Education Major Degree: Masters of Science Graduation Date: May, 2006 Boise State University School of Nursing Degree: B.S. Nursing Graduation date: May, 1997 EXPERIENCE: Assistant Professor (Tenured) (2006- Present) Boise State University, School of Nursing, Boise ID Teaching undergraduate nursing courses. Served as Chairperson on the Admissions and Progression Committee Conducted research with vulnerable populations and end of life care. Adjunct Faculty ( ) Boise State University, School of Nursing Clinical faculty for undergraduate nursing students Clinical Programs Specialist ( ) Saint Alphonsus Regional Medical Center, Boise, ID Developed an On-Site Nursing program for Corporations for health education, counsel, referral, and case management. Managed health assessment, screenings and wellness programs for corporations. 1

2 Parish Nurse Coordinator ( ) Holy Apostles Catholic Church. Meridian, ID Developed and implemented parish nursing program. Obtained a community assessment and then designed programs, screenings and health events. Established office hours for counseling and referrals. Obtained a grant from Saint Alphonsus and implemented a paid part-time position for this position. School Nurse ( ) Meridian Joint School District, Meridian, ID Elementary School nurse managing 740 students. Title one School with 50% free or reduced lunch. Responsible for health maintenance and records for students and staff. Multi-disciplinary team member for special education Middle School nurse managing 1450 students Camp Nurse ( Camp Rainbow Gold, Children s Oncology Camp Medical team member responsible for management and Health maintenance of a 200 person summer camp. Camp Nurse (2007) Camp Magical Moments, Children s Oncology Camp Medical Team member responsible for management and health maintenance for a 60 person summer camp. Nurse Apprentice ( ) Saint Alphonsus Regional Medical Center. PUBLICATIONS, PRESENTATIONS, GRANTS Book Chapters: Sutherland, L.L. & Martz, K. (2010) Spirituality. In White, Duncan, & Baumle (Eds.), Foundations of Basic Nursing, 3rd ed. (pp ). Independence: Delmar Cengage Learning Sutherland, L.L. and Martz, K. (2010) Spirituality. In White, Duncan, & Baumle (Eds.), Foundations of Nursing, 3rd ed. (pp ). Independence: Delmar Cengage Learning 2

3 Publications Pending 2010/2011: Martz, K., Sutherland, L. (2009). Caring for clients with spiritual distress. In Duncan B. & Baumle, W. (Eds.) Medical-surgical nursing: Complete nursing care. In press. Clifton Park, NY: Delmare Cenage Learning Sutherland, L. Martz, K. (2009). Respecting spiritual and religious expression. In Duncan B. & Baumle, W. (Eds.) Medical-surgical nursing: Complete nursing care. In press. Clifton Park, NY: Delmare Cenage Learning Sutherland, L., & Martz, K. (2009). Promoting spiritual health. In Duncan B. & Baumle, W. (Eds.) Medical-surgical nursing: Complete nursing care. In press. Clifton Park, NY: Delmare Cenage Learning. Martz, K., Downey, M, Mixon, D. (2010). Admitting a culture of diversity and values into a nursing program. National League of Nursing Perspective. Query accepted by NLN Perspectives, not submitted as of this date. Publications: Martz, K., Gerding, A. (2010). Perceptions of coordination of care between hospice and skilled nursing facilities. Journal of Palliative Nursing. Accepted for publication July 2011 Springer, P., Black, M, Martz, K. (2010). Somali bantu refugees in southwest Idaho: Assessment using participatory research. Advances in Nursing Science 33:2. Simpson-Whitaker, C, Martz, K., Totten, A. (2006). Idaho statewide end-oflife survey project Idaho Nurses Association Newsletter. Martz, K. (2006). The effectiveness of a teaching intervention on nurses knowledge of end-of-life care. Thesis May Gonzaga University Library. Grants and Contracts: Investigating Study Learning Grant. End of Life Care Simulation: Investigation of Teaching Tool Efficacy and Student Learning Outcomes. Center for Teaching and Learning Boise State University ($ ) Spring In process Collaboration of Hospice and Skilled Nursing Facilities ($5,000) Office of External Funding Spring In process Nursing Workforce Diversity ($300,000) HRSA Not awarded Spring

4 Enhancing Health Care for Refugees: Improved Communication ($5,000) Office of Minority Health 5/08 to present Idaho Statewide End-of-Life Survey Project Community Sponsors and A Better Way Coalition Oral Presentations: Josephson, J. & Martz, K. (2012). Simulation and debriefing in a didactic course. [Abstract] 4 th International Nurse Education Conference. Podium presentation. Baltimore, MD. June Josephson, J. & Martz, K., (2012). Development, implementation, and evaluation of end of life care simulations. [Abstract] Drexel Simulation Healthcare Conference, Drexel University M Gerding, A., Martz, K. Perceptions of Collaboration of Hospice in Skilled Nursing Facilities. Symposium. Western Institute of Nursing, Las Vegas, Martz, K. Gerding, A. Measuring Collaboration of Hospice in Skilled Nursing Facilities. Brown Bag Research. Boise State University College of Health Science. September 2010 Martz, K., Gerding, A. End of Life Research. Podium Presentation. Dying Well Conference. Boise, ID Springer, P., Black, K., Martz, K., Deckys, C., & Soelberg, T. Somali Bantu Refugees in South West Idaho: Assessment Using Participatory Research. Podium Presentation. Western Institute of Nursing Research. Phoenix AZ Springer, P., Black, M., Martz, K., Deckys C., Soelberg T Somali Bantu Refugees: A Community and Cultural Assessment. Podium Presentation. Western Institute of Nursing Research, Phoenix, AZ. (2010). Black, M., Martz, K., Soelburg, T. (2009). A Cultural Case Study. Podium Presentation at Idaho Healthcare Conference for Refugees. Boise, Id (2009). Black, M., Martz, K., Soelburg, T. (2009). Somali Bantu Refugee Resarch. Brown Bag Research. Boise State University, College of Health Science (2009). Martz, K., Simpson-Whitaker, C., Beard, H. (2007). Idaho End-of-Life Survey: Communicating Preferences at the End-of-Life; Podium Presentation. Western Institute of Nursing Los Angeles, CA Martz, K. Presentation at the Preparing for Your Future Conference by the University of Idaho Extension Office. Boise, ID and Martz K., Blanchard M. Parish Nurse Referral Agent. St. Alponsus Regional Medical Center Basic Parish Nurse Preparation Course.. ( ). 4

5 Poster Presentations: Cloyes, K., Berry, P. & Martz, K. Symptom Prevalence in Prison Hospice Patients Compared with Community Hospice & Palliative Care Patients on Admission and 72 Hours Before Death. University of Utah Center on Aging retreat (2012). Gerding. A., Martz, K., Perceptions of Coordination of Care between Hospice and Skilled Nurse Facilities. Poster Presentation: Gerentological Society of American Annual Meeting, Boston, Black, M., Martz, K., Springer, P., Deckys, C., Soelberg, T. Relationship Building with Culturally Diverse Vulnerable Populations. Poster Presentation. Western Institute of Nursing, Phoenix, AZ (2010). Martz, K., Black, M., Soelburg, T., Spring, P., Deckys, C., Loome, W. (2009). Enhancing health care for refugees: Improved communication. [Abstract]. Poster Presentation. Western Institute of Nursing, Portland, OR (2008) SERVICE Committee Member Idaho End of Life Coalition Hospice Policy Committee Committee Member Idaho End of Life Coalition Quality and Research Committee Committee member for the School of Nursing Admission and Progression Team Chairperson, Admissions and Progression Team for the Department of Nursing Secretary, Sigma Theta Tau, Mu Gamma Chapter present Committee Chairperson, Grant project for Parish Nurses Camp Magical Moments, Camp for Children with Cancer Advanced Care Planning Committee Member, A Better Way Coalition Community and Education Committee Member, A Better Way Coalition Idaho Statewide End of Life Survey Committee Member, A Better Way Coalition present. Camp Nurse, Camp Rainbow Gold, American Cancer Society, Camp for Children with Cancer Saint Alphonsus Mission Department, Parish Nurse Advisory Board Member

6 ACADEMIC HONORS AND AWARDS Noorda Scholars Award, University of Utah 2010 Center for Teaching and Learning Teachers as Scholars 2008 Sigma Theta Tau, Gonzaga University Founder Award, Holy Apostles Parish Nurse Program Mary Van Vactor Scholarship 1996 Sigma Theta Tau, Boise State University 1997 Lojeck Family Scholarship 1996 Department of Nursing Scholarship 1996 LICENSURE RN License # N-2665 Certified Basic Life Support Instructor. 6