Curriculum Vitae Betty Irene Moore School of Nursing Postdoctoral Fellow. University of California, Davis.

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1 Curriculum Vitae, PhD, APRN-BC, PNP 523 Mockingbird Place Davis, CA / dibaker@csus.edu EDUCATION Betty Irene Moore School of Nursing Postdoctoral Fellow. University of California, Davis Ph.D. Nursing. University of Hawaii at Manoa MS. Nursing. California State University, Sacramento Credential for School Nursing Services. California State University, Sacramento MA. Childhood Development. California State University, Sacramento Pediatric Nurse Associate/ Practitioner certification program. University of California, Davis, extension BS. Nursing. California State University, Chico. Graduation with distinction. LICENSES AND CERTIFICATIONS Registered Nurse/ Nurse Practitioner California Public Health Nurse California School Audiometrist S-7783 School Nursing Services Credential California Department of Education Fellow, National Association of Pediatric Nurse Associates and Practitioners (NAPNAP) Since 1979, maintained active status with annual certification exam Public health disaster response and preparedness certification; St. Louis University Multi-hazard response training of trainers certification Federal Emergency Management Agency CL 379 # #3141 #

2 2 EXPERIENCE Volunteer Professor. University of Medicine and Pharmacy, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. Taught graduate level education, health promotion and community health courses for the first masters in nursing program in Vietnam to present. Faculty consultant. Center of Excellence in Developmental Disabilities, MIND Institute University of California, Davis. Member Early Intervention, Transdisciplinary Education, and Health Disparities Groups. Serve on scholar review committee for Developmental and Behavioral Pediatric Fellows to Present. California State University, Sacramento. Division of Nursing. Associate Professor and Coordinator School Nurse Program. Courses taught graduate level: research, education, school community nursing and clinical, community health and policy, advanced pediatric assessment, health screening: Thesis development and advisor to graduate student thesis projects RN to BSN level: leadership, community health, program development, research Undergraduate level: community health, basic skills, health and physical assessment California State University, Sacramento. Division of Nursing. Lecturer and clinical supervisor. Faculty for Graduate Program and School Nurse Program Sacramento City Unified School District. Manager and grant writer for a nine million dollar Safe School/ Healthy Students Initiative Elk Grove Unified School District. Healthy Start Coordinator. Program manager in a school-based Healthy Start Family Resource Center SRI, International. Health and community research and policy analyst Head Start of San Joaquin County. Health and research consultant Even Start Family Literacy Project -Lodi Unified School District. Health consultant The Permanente Medical Group. Manager and Researcher. Neonatal Intensive Care Follow-up Project The Permanente Medical Group. Director nursery follow-up clinic/ Pediatric Nurse Practitioner.

3 San Juan Unified School District/ School-Age Parenting Program. Pediatric Nurse Practitioner Kaiser Foundation Hospital. Pediatric Nurse Practitioner, neonatal intensive care nurse, staff nurse, ASPO childbirth educator, trainer for nursing staff, and clinical preceptor for new graduate staff nurses. AWARDS and HONORS Outstanding Community Service Award. California State University Sacramento National Association of Pediatric Nurse Practitioners and Associates Foundation award recipient to attend the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention National Immunization conference Golden Key Honor Society. University of Hawaii Induction Sigma Theta Tau Nursing Honor Society, Zeta Eta Chapter Golden Apple Award from the California Teachers Association. Award for service to the public school system Lifetime member of Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society Graduation with Distinction, California State University, Chico RESEARCH Social Marketing Outreach regarding Early Identification and Services for Hmong Children with Developmental Disabilities Principal Investigator. March Community based participatory research (CBPR). Funded by Center for Excellence in Developmental Disabilities UC Davis MIND Institute. ` Innovative Health Communication regarding Immunization for the Hmong Community Principal Investigator. May CBPR. Funded by National Association of Pediatric Nurse Practitioners and Associates Foundation. Hmong Nurses in Southeast Asia during the Secret War Principal Investigator. Funded by Postdoctoral funds UC Davis. Perceptions of Nurses regarding the Role of Nursing in Health Promotion and Public Health in Vietnam Principal Investigator. March Funded by Postdoctoral funds UC Davis.

4 4 An Assessment of Hmong Women s Barriers and Behaviors toward Breast and Cervical Screenings Investigator. Study completed. CBPR. Funded by Center for Disease Control and Prevention REACH US Initiative. Community based participatory partnership with Hmong Women s Heritage Association. Networked Behavioral Health Services in Rural Schools: A Community- Academic Partnership in Plumas County Investigator. Study completed CBPR. Funded by UC Davis CTSC Grant, California Endowment, and U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Health Resources Services Administration. Exploring Barriers to Care Among Southeast Asian Families for Children with Developmental Disabilities Investigator. Study is complete. CBPR. Funded by the Center for Excellence in Developmental Disabilities, UC Davis MIND Institute. Translation of Searching for Hardships and Obstacle to Shots Instrument Principal investigator. Study completed. CBPR. Research partially funded by EARDA NIH grant. Parental Perceptions of Barriers to Immunization among the Hmong Community in Central California Dissertation research. CBPR. Journal article published in the American Journal of Public Health, May PUBLICATIONS Peer Reviewed 1. Niederhauser, V. & Baker, D. What s new in childhood and adolescent immunization? Accepted, 2011, The Nurse Practitioner Journal. 2. Baker, D. Acculturation: Applications for nursing practice and research. Nursing Forum, in press spring Morris, P., Baker, D. Belot, C., Edwards, A. Examination of California s school preparedness for anaphylaxis: School nurses perspective. Accepted 2011, Journal of School Health. 4. Baker, D., Pelt, P., Garnier, S. Violence in schools. In J. Selekman (Ed.). School Nursing: A Comprehensive Text. Philadelphia: F.A. Davis, in press, spring Baker, D., Miller, E., Dang, M.T., Yaangh, C-S, & Hansen, R. (2010). Developing culturally responsive approaches to Southeast Asian American families experiencing developmental disabilities. Pediatrics,126(S ).

5 5 6. Baker, D., Dang, M., Ly, M.Y., Diaz, R. (2010). Perception of barriers to immunization among parents of Hmong origin. American Journal of Public Health,100(5); Baker,D., Melnikow, J., Ly, M.Y., Shoultz, J., Niederhauser, V., & Diaz, R. (2010). Translation of Health Surveys using Mixed-Methods. Journal of Nursing Scholarship, 42(4), Dang, M.T., Warrington, D., Tung, T., Baker, D., Pan, R. J. (2007). A school based approach to early identification and management of students with ADHD. The Journal of School Nursing (23) 1, CONFERENCE AND COMMUNITY PRESENTATIONS (complete list provided on request) Podium Presentation. The lived experiences of Hmong nurses. International Perspectives in the History of Nursing Conference. Royal Holloway, University of London, England Podium Presentation. Oral history of Hmong nurses educated and practicing in Southeast Asian between 1950 and Oral History Association Annual Meeting, Atlanta, Georgia Podium Presentation. Invited speaker. Epigenetics 101. University of California Health System s Summer Institute. Sacramento, CA. (Lori will have the information) Invited Consultant and Speaker. Before 2: Early recognition and management of autism in American Samoa. Invited speaker of Special Education Symposium and invited speaker for healthcare providers workshop at Lyndon Baines Johnson Hospital, American Samoa. (30 people at each of 4 seminars in American Samoa) Audience included teachers, doctors, nurses, PT, and social workers Podium Presentation. Human trafficking for healthcare providers. American Association of Nurse Practitioners Annual Meeting. Phoenix, AZ Conference presentation. Invited speaker. Human trafficking. California Department of Public Health. San Diego, CA Conference presentation. Invited Speaker. Linking health and education to foster equity. Capitol Region Equity Summit. Davis, CA Poster presentation. Acculturation: Implications for research and healthcare. Western Institute of Nursing Research Annual Conference. Phoenix AZ.