Curriculum Vitae Kay Foland, PhD, RN, PMHNP- BC, CNS-BC, CNP PERSONAL DATA Work Address: South Dakota State University College of Nursing 1011 11 th St. Rapid City, SD 57701 (605) 394-6195 Kay.Foland@sdstate.edu Licensure: South Dakota Certification: Clinical Specialist in Adult Psychiatric-Mental Health Nursing (to 2011) Adult Psychiatric-Mental Health Nurse Practitioner (to 2012) EDUCATIONAL PREPARATION YEAR DEGREE MAJOR INTITUTION 2002 Post-Masters NP Psych/MH University of Nebraska Medical Center 1989 Ph.D. Psych/MH University of Texas at Austin 1982 M.S.N. Psych/MH University of Nebraska Medical Center 1980 B.S. Nursing South Dakota State University 1978 R.N. - Diploma Nursing Rapid City Regional Hospital School/Nursing PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE YEAR POSITION INSTITUTION 2008 - Present Professor South Dakota State University. West River Nursing Program, 1997-2008 Associate Professor South Dakota State University. West River Nursing Program, 1999-2004 Department Head South Dakota State University, West River Nursing Program, 2003 2007 Adjunct Faculty University of Nebraska Medical Center, Omaha, NE. 1989-1997 Assistant Professor South Dakota State University. West River Nursing Program 1992-1993 Acting Director South Dakota State University, West River Program Nursing, 1982-1989 Instructor South Dakota State University. West River Nursing Program, 1991-1992 Adjunct Faculty Regis University, Denver, CO. 1985-1986 and Instructor The University of Texas School of Nursing, 1987-1988 Austin, TX. 1983-1985 Instructor Health Occupations, Rapid City Area School District,
Clinical 2002-Present Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner, Manlove Psychiatric Group, 2008-Present Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner, Rapid City VA Clinic, 1996-1998 Nurse Therapist, Dakota Psychiatry, 1989-2000 Psychiatric Clinical Nurse Specialist, Behavior Management Systems, 1990-1995 Psychiatric Clinical Nurse Specialist, Veterans Affairs Medical Center, Ft. Meade, SD. 1982-1983 Psychiatric Clinical Nurse Specialist, Behavior Management Systems, (previously West River Mental Health Center). 1987 Summer Psychiatric Clinical Nurse Specialist, Veterans Affairs Medical Center, Hot Springs, SD. 1993; 1987-89 Staff Nurse, Emergency Department, Rapid City Regional 1982-1985 Hospital, 1986 Staff Nurse, Emergency Department, Seton, Hospital, Austin, TX. 1983 Summer Consultant, Psychiatric-Mental Health Nursing, Veterans Affairs Medical Center, Hot Springs, SD. 1981-1982 Staff Nurse, Emergency Department, St. Joseph Hospital, Omaha, NE. 1980-1981 Research Assistant, University of Nebraska Medical Center, Omaha, NE. 1978-1980 Charge Nurse, Emergency Department, Rapid City Regional Hospital, GRANT PROPOSALS A. Research Quality of Life and End Stage Renal Disease Funded by Rapid City Regional Hospital. Adverse Drug Reaction Management in a Long Term Care Setting - Funded by SDSU Research Office. Jog Your Memory: A Community Screening Event - Funded by SDSU Dean s Fund. Medication Use and Function in Long Term Care: Using The MDS + - Funded by SDSU College of Nursing Research Office. A Comparison of Attachment, Life Satisfaction, and Mental Health in Elderly Women - Funded by SDSU College of Nursing Research Office Dwell Time of Peripheral Catheters and the Incidence of Phlebitis - Funded by Rapid City Regional Hospital, Inc. Comparison of Attachment between Elderly Men Residing in Nursing Homes and in the Community - Funded by Phi Chapter Sigma Theta Tau Nutritional Adequacy and Associated Factors among Alzheimer Unit Residents Funded by National Alzheimer s Association Elderly Needs Survey - Funded by Pennington County/ Pennington County Council on Aging Indices of Attachment of Elderly Women Residing in Nursing Homes-Doctoral Dissertation The Resocialization of RN s to BSN Role: Degree of Change The Effects of Supportive touch When Used with Reality Orientation Groups in Confused Elderly - Funded by the Dakota Plains Geriatric Education Center Attachment Behaviors of Adolescent Mothers to Their Newborn - Master s Thesis Mandatory Continuing Education: To Be or Not To Be (Survey of RN s) B. Training/Program 1986-1987 Fellow of the Dakota Plains Geriatric Center 2007-Present Faculty of the Upper Midwest Geriatric Nursing Education Alliance
C. Other 2004- Bush Grant - $4,000 1998 - Dean s Summer Scholar Recipient - $800 1998 - SDSU Research Award - $2,500 1995 - SDSU College of Nursing Research Award - $2,000 1993 - SDSU College of Nursing Research Award - $1,000 1990 - Sigma Theta Tau - Phi Chapter - $400 1989 - Alzheimer s Disease and Related Disorders Association - $25,000 SCHOLARSHIP Publications: Refereed Dieter, C. & Foland, K. (2005). Should clinical experience be required to enter an advanced practice program? JNP: The Journal for Nurse Practitioners, 1(3), 158-159. Mort, J., Foland, K., & Brandt, H. (2003). Retrospective survey of long-term care staff: 12 Conditions identified, evaluated, and reported as suspected adverse drug reactions. Consult Pharmacist, 18(8), 668-676. Horner, A. & Foland, K. (2000). Jog your memory: A community screening. Geriatrics, 21(1), 51-54. Shaver, P. & Foland, K. (2000). Elder Mistreatment. The Clinical Letter for Nurse Practitioners, 4(4), 5-6. Non-Refereed Foland, K. (1996). Nursing diagnosis. South Dakota Nurse, 36(3). p. 8. Podium/Poster Presentations: Refereed Baldwin, S., Foland, K, & Maurer, Rebecca. Community-based Projects in an Online RN to BS Nursing Completion Program. Nineteenth International Conference on College Teaching and Learning. April 14-18, 2008, Jacksonville, FL. Craig, G., Foland, K. & Smyer, T. Native American Elders Health Care Series. Panel presentation at the Joint Conference of ASA and the National Council on the Aging in Anaheim, CA, March 17, 2006. End Stage Renal Disease and Quality of Life Indicators Midwest Nursing Research, February 29, 2004. (Poster) Native American Health Care Series. National Rural Health Association s 8 th Annual Rural Minority Health Conference, San Diego, CA. December 2002. (Poster) Tribal Colleges and Boarding Schools: Collaboration for Workforce Diversity, Orlando, FL. AACN, Baccalaureate Education Conference, November 14, 2002. Native American Elderly Series. Gerontological Society of America, November 19, 2000, Washington, DC. (Poster) Adverse Drug Reactions in LTC. Gerontological Society of America, November 19, 2000, Washington, DC. (Poster) Jog Your Memory: A Community Screening. Gerontological Society of America. November 22, 1999. San Francisco, CA. Attachment, Life Satisfaction, and Mental Health of Elderly Women. Midwest Nursing Research Society, Kansas City, KS, April, 1995. Dwell Time of Peripheral IV Catheters and the Incidence of Phlebitis. Midwest Nursing Research Society, Milwaukee, WI, April, 1994. Comparison of Attachments in Elderly Men in Nursing Homes and the Community. Midwest Nursing Research Society, Chicago, IL, April, 1992.
Nutritional Adequacy Among Alzheimer Unit Residents. Fifth Annual River Valley Nursing Research Conference, September, 1991. Comparison of Attachments in Elderly Men in Nursing Homes and the Community. Phi-Zeta Zeta Research Day, Sioux Falls, SD, April, 1991. Comparison of Attachments in Elderly Men in Nursing Homes and the Community. Midwest Nursing Research Society Convention, Indianapolis, IN, April, 1991. The Effects of Supportive Touch with Confused Elderly. Gerontological Society of America, Minneapolis, MN, November, 1990. Nutritional Adequacy Among Alzheimer Unit Residents. Seventh Annual Forum on Research in Aging, Lincoln, NE, September, 1990. The Effects of Support Touch with Confused Elderly. Midwest Nursing Research Society, Indianapolis, IN, April 22, 1990. (Poster) Attachment in Elderly Women in Nursing Homes. Midwest Nursing Research Society Convention, Indianapolis, IN, April 22, 1990. Bonding Between Elderly Women and Their Daughters. Women s Research Conference, Vermillion, SD, April 5, 1990. Attachment in Elderly Women in Nursing Homes. Nurse Research Day, Rapid City Regional Hospital, Rapid City, SD, October 27, 1989. The Effects of Supportive Touch with Confused Elderly. Sixth National Forum on Research in Aging, Lincoln, NE, September 21, 1989. Indices of Attachment in Elderly Women Residing in Nursing Homes. Sixth National Forum on Research in Aging, Lincoln, NE, Sept 21, 1989. The Effects of Supportive Touch with Confused Elderly. Nurse Research Day, Rapid City Regional Hospital, Rapid City, SD, October 14, 1988. The Effects of Supportive Touch with Confused Elderly. Translating Health Care Research into Practice, Sigma Theta Tau International, Epsilon Theta Chapter, The University of Texas at Austin School of Nursing, Austin, TX, April 22, 1988. The Effects of Supportive Touch with Confused Elderly. Olin E. Teague V.A. Medical Center Annual Research Day, Temple, TX, April 15, 1988. (Poster) Non-Refereed Parkinson s Disease and the Effect on Mental Health, Rapid City Area Parkinson s Disease Support Group, Rapid City, SD, January 2009. Dementia and Nursing Interventions to Manage Disruptive Behavior. Castle Manor Nursing Home, Hot Springs, SD, October 2007. Working with Clients with Manipulative Behaviors. Echo Ridge Assisted Living Center and Good Samaritan Living Center. September 25, 2006 and October 23, 2006. Dealing with Out of Control Persons - Working Against Violence, Inc. January 12, 2006. Depression in the Elderly, Echo Ridge Assisted Living Center September15, 2004 & November 8, 2004. Depression in Elderly. Behavioral Management Systems, Rapid City, SD, October 16, 1998.
Depression, Dementia, Delirium & Suicide. Honoring the Needs of Our Elders, IHS, Rapid City, SD, September 17, 1997. Geriatric Depression and Treatment. HEDS/CHEPS, Sturgis, SD, February 6, 1997. Managing Behavior Problems in the Elderly. Geriatric Forum, USD Medical School, Rapid City, SD, December 19, 1996. Assessment and Treatment of Depression in the Elderly. SD Rural Health Conference, Rapid City, SD, November 8, 1996. Depression in the Elderly Client. HEDS/CHEPS, Sturgis, SD, June 6, 1996. Depression in the Elderly. Rapid City Regional Hospital s Care of the Older Adult, Rapid City, SD, November, 1995. Medical-Surgical/Geriatric Review Course for ANCC applicants HEDS/CHEPS, Sturgis, SD, September, 1995. Research in Nursing. Keynote Address. Nursing Research Day, Rapid City, SD, February, 1992. HONORS AND AWARDS SD Nurses Association Pioneer in Nursing award - 2009 SDSU College of Nursing, Award of Excellence - 2008 Craig, G., Foland, K. & Smyer, T. (2005 Classics Award). MERLOT Award for Exemplary Online Learning Resources for digital scholarship in the Health Sciences on Native American Elders Health Care Series. Peer-reviewed online resource. SD Nurses Association President s Award, 1996 SDSU F.O. Butler Excellence in Teaching Award, 1994 SD Nurses Association District #1 Nurse of the Year, 1990 Professional Nurse Traineeship Recipient, 1980-1981, 1985-1989 PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS 1978-present 1981-present 1987-present 1989-present 1989-present 1997-present American Nurses Association, (SD Delegate to ANA, SDNA Secretary, District #1 President, Secretary, Membership Chair) Sigma Theta Tau, International Honor Society of Nursing, (Phi Chapter President, President-elect, Secretary, Bylaws Chair, Education Task Force) Phi Kappa Phi National Honor Society Midwest Nursing Research Society, (Student Poster Chair, Membership Chair, Awards & Communication Committee) Gerontological Society of America American Association of Psychiatric Nurses, (SD-APNA Secretary, APNA Research Chair) TEACHING RESPONSIBILITIES South Dakota State University 1982-present (a number of courses have been taught over the last 27 years. This list is for 2005 to present.) 1. Responsible for teaching/coordinating assigned theory and clinical courses in the Undergraduate and Graduate Programs. a. N825 Qualitative Nursing Research Methods -3 credits b. N615 Role Development of the APN Internet -3 credits c. N615 Role Development of the APN Rapid City Group -3 credits d. N626 Advanced Nursing Research Internet -3 credits e. N670 Health Policy, Legislation, Economics and Ethics Internet -3 credits f. N691 Independent Study Nursing Administration -3 credits g. N416 Community Health Nursing Internet -5 credits h. N420 Mental Health theory and clinical (spring/fall) - 4 credits i. N385 Health Assessment, Clinical Decision Making -3 credits j. HSC445 Epidemiology 3 credits k. Assigned to lead faculty in incorporating increased geriatric content in undergraduate curriculum via Hartford GNEC training.
l. Faculty Champion from the Upper Midwest Geriatric Nursing Education Alliance for South Dakota State University. m. Guest lecturer for N460 on mental health content, spring 2004-2008. Previous University Teaching Responsibilities a. 2009- present Clinical instructor University of North Dakota, Grand Folks, ND. b. 2003 2007 Adjunct Faculty University of Nebraska Medical Center, Omaha, NE. c. 1991-1992 Adjunct Faculty, Regis University, Denver, CO. d. 1985-1988 Instructor - University of Texas at Austin clinical teacher - Psych-MH undergraduates DOCTORAL AND MASTERS STUDENT RESEARCH SUPERVISION A number of Master s Theses have been supervised over the last 27 years. Approximately 3/year. UNIVERSITY and COLLEGE COMMITTEES South Dakota State University (1999 - Present) 2007-present 2006-present 2002-2008 Academic Senate College of Nursing Representative 2003-2004 Academic Senate Executive Committee 2002-2005 Academic Advising Advisory Committee 1994-1997 Academic Advising Advisory Committee Higher Learning Commission NCA Accreditation Report Committee Chair Faculty Development Committee College of Nursing Representative 2. University Professional and Community Service University Committees 2007-present Higher Learning Commission NCA Accreditation Report Committee Chair 2006-present Faculty Development Committee College of Nursing Representative 2002-2008 Academic Senate College of Nursing Representative 2003-2004 Academic Senate Executive Committee 2002-2005 Academic Advising Advisory Committee 1994-1997 Academic Advising Advisory Committee College and Department Committees a. List your significant contributions to the university. 1. Chair of College of Nursing Graduate Admissions and Scholastic Standards Committee. 2. College of Nursing Research Committee member. 2. College of Nursing Graduate Faculty member. 3. Invited to be a member of the Mobile Computing Implementation Team member. (SDSU and State-wide committee) 4. Graduate faculty task force on Doctorate of Nursing Practice member. 5. PhD Task Force member. 6. RN Upward Mobility Committee member. 7. SDSU Gerontology Studies member. 8. Nursing (West River faculty) representative to help implement SDSU new course management system Desire2Learn (D2L). Pilot tested new system spring 2008. 9. Completed Train the Trainer certification for the Hartford Geriatric Nursing Education Consortium. 10. SDSU CON faculty representative to the Upper Midwest Geriatric Nursing Alliance sponsored by the University of Minnesota Hartford Center of Geriatric Nursing Excellence 11. SDSU Human Subjects Committee member. i. Human Subjects Committee expedited review subcommittee.
12. Served on or chaired 10 university oral exams. 13. Graduate Faculty Representative for University Oral Examinations for students at the West River Graduate Center. 14. Attended annual Awards Ceremony in West River. 15. Attended at annual Awards Ceremony and Pinning Ceremony in Brookings. 16. Conducted the initiation ceremony for the Sigma Theta Tau Phi Chapter spring induction in West River. 17. Assisted in hosting the SDSU College of Nursing recruitment booth at the Midwest Nursing Research Society conference. 18. Attended/supported SDSU Foundation events in Rapid City area. 19. Attended/supported the West River First Annual Nursing Alumni Reunion and Recognition, September 27, 2008. 20. Faculty contact for the CON to facilitate exchange program to University of Jönköping, Sweden. 21. Mentor for the grant-a statewide partnership to develop nurse educators. Mentored a graduate student in spring 2008. 22. Chosen for the Faculty Excellence in Teaching Award for 2008. a. List your significant contributions to your discipline or profession. Midwest Nursing Research Society (MNRS) 1. MNRS Qualitative Section Guaranteed Symposium task force member. 2. MNRS's Qualitative Research Section's Research Briefs Task Force member. 3. MNRS Graduate Student Poster Awards Committee Chair, judged doctoral, master s and undergraduate students posters at the annual conference. 4. Session moderator for 2008 annual conference of MNRS in Indianapolis, IN. 5. Abstract reviewer for MNRS's annual conference. 6. MNRS Qualitative Section mentor. South Dakota Nurses' Association (SDNA) 7. American Nurses Association (SDNA/West Region) member. 8. SDNA Delegate to the American Nurses Association House of Delegates. 9. Elected as Secretary of the South Dakota Nurses Association. 10. Co-chair of South Dakota Nurses Association's (SDNA) Council of Professional Education and Development. 11. Delegate to the ANA Center for American Nurses from SD. 12. Active member of the West Region area. Attended meetings. Wrote letters concerning proposed legislation during spring legislative session. 13. Chair of the 2008 SDNA Convention Planning Auction committee. 14. ANA Profession Development/Continuing Education Reviewer. 15. Supported NSASD locally by attending meetings. Sigma Theta Tau 16. Sigma Theta Tau, Phi Chapter Governance Committee Chair. Initiated By-Law changes in accordance with STTI. 17. Phi Chapter Research Committee reviewer. 18. Appointed a Collateral Reviewer for STTI (2-year term). 19. Member of the STTI Education Work Group to assist in program planning for the Biennial Conference. 20. Appointed to the STTI International focus group on Mental Health/Psychiatric Nursing continuing education. 21. Abstract reviewer for the STTI 19 th International Nursing Research Congress and 5 th Evidence-Based Nursing Preconference, July 2008. 22. Abstract reviewer for the STTI Biennial Convention. 23. Assisted in the Induction Ceremony for Phi Chapter, Sigma Theta Tau, West River chapter. 24. Served as beta-tester for online case study program through STTI.
Professional Memberships and other Activities 25. Phi Kappa Phi member - inducted members into local chapter at awards ceremony. 26. American Psychiatric Nurses Association (APNA) member. 27. Scholarly Review Committee member for the APNA annual conference in October. 28. Served as on-site poster judge for the APNA s 22 nd Annual conference in Minneapolis, MN. 29. Invited member of APNA s task force on blended psychiatric mental health APN programs (2008-2009). 30. Secretary of the SD APNA Chapter. 31. Program planning committee member for annual conference for SD APNA. 32. Gerontological Society of America member. 33. National Organization of Nursing Practitioner Faculties member. 34. Qualified Mental Health Professional through the Department of Human Services in the State of South Dakota. 35. Recertified until 2011 as a Clinical Specialist in Adult Psychiatric Mental Health Nursing by the American Nurses Credentialing Center. 36. Recertified until 2012 as a Nurse Practitioner in Adult Psychiatric Mental Health Nursing by the American Nurses Credentialing Center. 37. Served as a preceptor for PA student through the USD Physician Assistant Studies Program. COMMUNITY PROFESSIONAL SERVICE 1. Worked as a nurse practitioner/therapist at a local psychiatrist s office. 2. 2008 Mentor for West River Women s Leadership Circle program. 3. Served as a consultant for West Hills Village Health Care Center related to cognitive impairment and mental status assessment of residents. 4. Advisory Board member of the SD Institute of Geriatrics. 5. Served as a volunteer for set-up and assisting with the Alzheimer s Association Memory Walk. 6. Took blood pressures on Sundays at Calvary Lutheran Church.