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ANITA CLAIRE RAKOWSKI REINHARDT, PhD, RN

CURRICULUM VITAE

DOCUMENT DATE: 16 December 2013

Office Address: CHSS Rm. 135; MSC 3185

Telephone No.: (575) 647-1337 (H); (575) 646-1919 (O)

DEPARTMENT/COLLEGE: School of Nursing; College of Health and Social Services; New Mexico State University

PRESENT RANK & DATE OF RANK: March 3, 2008 Assistant Professor (Tenure-Track)

DATE & PLACE OF BIRTH: May 3, 1947; Seattle, WA CITIZEN OF: United States of America

EDUCATION:

Mountlake Terrace Senior High School, Mountlake Terrace, WA; HS Diploma 1965 Santa Barbara City College, Santa Barbara, CA; AAS General Studies 1969

Santa Barbara City College, Santa Barbara, CA: ADN Nursing 1979 University of California, San Francisco, San Francisco, CA; BSN (Nursing) 1/1984 University of California, San Francisco, San Francisco, CA; MSN (Cardiovascular surgery: clinical nurse specialist) 6/1985

Oregon Health & Science University, Portland, OR; PhD (Nursing Research – Health Care Work Environments) 12/2003 Licensure: New Mexico R63550; California 306951; Washington RN 00098222

Certification: Critical Care Registered Nurse (CCRN) 1986-1994

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCES

Teaching Experience:

11/13-present Associate Director of Undergraduate Programs; Assistant Professor, School of Nursing, New Mexico State University. Supervision of all undergraduate programs including traditional BSN, RN to BSN, Road Runner Fast Track for second degree students, Pathways track for second degree students, and distance programs in Grants and Alamogordo, NM.

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03/08-present Assistant Professor, School of Nursing, New Mexico State University, Las Cruces, NM. Didactic instructor for BSN students in pharmacology, leadership / management, and complex care courses. Faculty in graduate program for MSN Administration track and PhD program.

10/05 – 09/07 Dean, Health, Human Services, and General Education, Clover Park Technical

College, Lakewood, WA. Management of diverse division in State funded technical college. Duties included program oversight through faculty, budgetary review, forecasting and program planning, faculty recruitment and hiring, implementation of new programs, program review, faculty review, identifying and researching appropriate grant opportunities, intervention in student disciplinary problems as needed, and other duties as assigned. Programs included Dental Assisting, Dental Business Office, Human Services, Health Unit Coordinator, Hemodialysis Technician, Materials Management, Medical Assistant, Medical Laboratory Technician, Nursing Assistant, Pharmacy Technician, Licensed Practical Nursing, ADN Registered Nursing, Histology Technician, Surgical Technician as well as general education (mathematics, science, English, sociology, & psychology; developmental education (Adult Basic Education and English as a Second Language ).

1/05-12/05 Professor, South Puget Sound Community College, Olympia, WA. Clinical and

didactic instructor for both 1st and 2nd year ADN students. 06/04-12/04 System Clinical Educator, Institute for Learning and Development, MultiCare

Health System, Tacoma, WA. Operationalized the Professional Practice Model and developed and presented practice framework overview of models in use at MultiCare for both nursing and ancillary staff. Utilizing existing self-study modules developed on-line offering in delegation and supervision with Information Technology department. Prepared CEARP applications for Professional Practice Frameworks – Overview, ACLS Provider course, and ACLS Renewal course which were successfully certified.

3/04-12/05 Nursing Instructor, Tacoma Community College, Tacoma, WA. Faculty liaison for

preceptor course with completing ADN students and didactic instructor of leadership and management course.

11/98-8/00 Clinical Mentor, Distance Learning Program, University of Phoenix, Phoenix, AZ.

Assisted a master’s student with research study by facilitating clinical research. 9/92-5/93 Clinical Assistant Professor, Medical-Surgical Nursing, School of Nursing, Pacific

Lutheran University, Tacoma, WA. Clinical and didactic instructor for Jr. level medical/surgical course.

1/92-6/92 Clinical Instructor, School of Nursing, South Puget Sound Community

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College, Olympia, WA. Clinical instructor for both 1st and 2nd year ADN students. 9/91-12/91 Clinical Instructor, School of Nursing, Tacoma Community College, Tacoma, WA.

Clinical instructor of 2nd year ADN students. 8/88-3/89 Visiting Lecturer, Adjunct Faculty, City College of New York, School of Nursing,

City University of New York (CUNY), New York, NY. Clinical faculty for senior BSN students in final clinical synthesis course.

9/87-6/88 Visiting Lecturer, Adjunct Faculty, Lehman College, School of Nursing, City

University of New York (CUNY), Bronx, NY. Clinical faculty for junior students in medical/surgical course.

9/85-8/87 Clinical Assistant Professor, Department of General Instruction, The University of

Texas Health Science Center/Houston, School of Nursing, Houston, TX. Clinical mentor for master’s students.

Clinical Practice: 1/03-5/03 Research Associate for the “One Faculty” Steering Committee of Patient Care

Services Department of University Hospital and School of Nursing, Oregon Health & Science University, Portland, OR. Assisted committee with reorganization plans and development of a business plan. Used university database for tracking use of agency personnel/cost.

12/93-8/00 Nursing Supervisor, Adult Medical and Surgical Units, Saudi Aramco, Dhahran,

Saudi Arabia. Unit level manager for 28 bed medical unit and 24 bed surgical unit with total of 56 FTEs. Chairperson and member of policy/procedure committee for 6 years. Trained, developed, and mentored 7 unit managers/supervisors. Lead multidisciplinary QA task force (all regions country wide for company) for wound care, organization wide for analysis and data collection with evaluation of cost, use, efficacy, and availability of wound care products. Participated in the development of the nurse practice act draft for Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

10/91-6/93 Staff Nurse, Special Care Unit, Capital Medical Center, Olympia, WA. Part-time

position as critical care nurse. Presented lecture for staff on neurological nursing. 9/91-4/92 Relief Shift Supervisor, Providence Hospital, Centralia, WA. Night house

supervisor per diem. 9/89-8/91 Senior General Duty Nurse/Clinical Nurse Specialist, Saudi Aramco, Dhahran,

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Saudi Arabia. Clinical specialist in general medical/surgical/critical care units. Developed patient education materials, provided staff educational offerings including EKG and spinal cord injury, and assisted in new hire orientation.

5/86-3/89 Clinical Nurse Specialist, Medical-Surgical-Critical Care-Spinal Cord Injury,

Veterans Administration Medical Center, Bronx, NY. Clinical specialist for general medical/surgical areas. Presented staff classes, developed and taught critical care course, coordinated use and analysis of special therapeutic beds, supported staff development functions.

7/85-1/86 Clinical Nurse Specialist, Surgical Intensive Care, Hermann Hospital, Houston, TX.

Clinical specialist for 32 bed neuro-trauma ICU. Conducted clinical research and coordinated clinical trials. Presented classes to staff and assisted in-patient care activities.

10/81-6/85 Staff Nurse, Intensive Care, University of California, Moffitt Hospital, San

Francisco, CA. Staff nurse and relief charge nurse for 18-bed intensive care unit in large teaching hospital. Population of patients included both pediatric and adult cardiac surgery, pulmonary, and general medical conditions.

5/79-9/81 Staff Nurse, Post-operative Surgical Unit and Surgical Intensive Care Unit, Santa

Barbara Cottage Hospital, Santa Barbara, CA. Staff nurse and relief charge nurse in 8-bed surgical intensive care unit. Population included cardiac surgery and general surgery patients.

PROFESSIONAL SOCIETY MEMBERSHIP(S): (current and last 5 years)

American Association of Critical-Care Nurses (AACN) Sigma Theta Tau, Pi Omega (NMSU) Chapter Pi Omega Chapter: Counselor 2008-2011; Governance Committee member 2011-2013; Treasurer 2012-2014 Leadership Conference Chairperson 2011, 2012, & 2013 Western Institute of Nursing (WIN) New Mexico representative on the Membership Committee 2010-1012; 2013-2015 Chairperson of Membership Committee 2012-2014 New Mexico Nurses Association & American Nurses Association NMNA District #14 Treasurer 2008-2011

HONORS/AWARDS:

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1983-1984 Hinckley Scholarship (University of California, San Francisco) 2001-2002 Hoyt Scholarship (Oregon Health & Science University) 2008-2009 Most Distinguished Member of the Teaching Academy 2008-2009 (NMSU) 2012 Nominated for Patricia Christmore Faculty Teaching Award 2012 by Dr. Pamela Schultz, Associate Dean, School of Nursing

TEACHING ACTIVITIES

Years at NMSU: 5 ½ years

Years at Other Colleges/Universities

Clover Park Technical College, Lakewood, WA - Dean of Instruction for Academics, Health & Human Services Programs (10/2005-9/2007)

Tacoma Community College, Tacoma, WA - Nursing Instructor (3/2004-12/2005)

South Puget Sound Community College, Olympia, WA – Professor of Nursing Program (1/2005-12/2005)

University of Phoenix - Clinical Mentor for MSN student (1998-2000)

Pacific Lutheran University, Tacoma, WA - Clinical Assistant Professor in School of Nursing (1992-93)

South Puget Sound Community College, Olympia, WA – Nursing Clinical Instructor (1992)

Tacoma Community College, Tacoma, WA – Nursing program, clinical instructor (1991)

City College, NYC, NY (CUNY System) – School of Nursing, Adjunct Clinical Instructor (1988-89)

Lehman College, Bronx, NY (CUNY System) – School of Nursing, Adjunct Clinical Instructor (1987-88)

Pace University, Westchester, NY - 2 yrs as Faculty Mentor for BSN students observing at the VAMC, Bronx (1986-88)

University of Texas Health Science Center, Houston - 6 months as Master's student Mentor (1985)

Courses Taught at NMSU in Last Five Years (provide descriptive title only and role; i.e.

primary, team leader, team member)

1. Undergraduate:

a) NURS 302 Physical Assessment (team member) b) NURS 326 Pharmacology in Clinical Nursing Practice (primary) c) NURS 410 Adult II (team member) d) NURS 416 Gerontology – Care of the Older Adult (primary) e) NURS 470 Nursing Organizations and Management (primary) f) NURS 479 Complex Care (primary; team leader) g) NURS 490 Independent Study: Opportunities for Success (primary)

2. Graduate :

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a) NURS 505 Theories for Advanced Nursing Roles (primary) b) NURS 562 Nursing and Health Care Organizations (primary) c) NURS 563 Human Resource Management in Nursing (primary) d) NURS 565 Professional Leadership in Nursing Administration (primary) e) NURS 566 Seminar in Administrative Nursing (primary) f) NURS 572 Pharmacology of Addiction (primary) g) NURS 595 Practicum in Nursing Administration (primary) h) NURS 602 Theory II: Contemporary Substantive Nursing Knowledge

(primary) i) NURS 610 Nursing Education: Pedagogy and Roles (primary) j) NURS 690 Seminar for PhD Students (primary) k) NURS 700 Dissertation (primary)

Essays/Theses/Dissertation Directed:

MSN students by Name, Level, Title of Project, Year

1. Leigh DeRoos, MSN BSN Student Mentorship Program 2009 2. Charlotte DuBois, MSN Safety Officer 2009 3. Jane Swanson, MSN PIC Line Insertion QA study 2009 4. Donna Miller, MSN Comparison of Accreditation Bodies 2009 5. Melinda Loya, MSN Database Reality at MVRMC 2010 6. Darlene Robles, MSN Shared Governance and Magnet® 2010 7. Denise Hernandez, MSN Chest Pain Center Preparation 2010 8. Ariel Nunez, MSN Interdisciplinary Team 2010 9. Kerry Bolin, MSN Safety Environment and PSO 2010 10. Jenna Shemwell, MSN Emergency Management Planning 2010 11. Jay Sundheimer, MSN Blood Conservation Program 2010 12. Cristi Beckler, MSN Improving Patient Satisfaction Scores 2011 13. Valerie Cameron, MSN Clinical Competencies 2011 14. Kimberly S. Gililland, MSN Safe Staffing in Labor & Delivery 2011 15. Sally Lane, MSN Simulation in Nursing Education 2011 16. Michelle Leonard-Mays, MSN Developing Team Leaders 2011 17. Annette Lopez, MSN Disease Management Program 2011 18. Jan Peel, MSN Developing a Medical Assistant Program 2011 19. LeeAnna Vargas, MSN Health Policy for Managed Care 2011 20. Sherry E. Gill , MSN Cancer Care 2011 21. Yolanda R. Avalos, MSN Overview of LPN Program Administration 2012 22. Ruth L. M. Burkhart, MSN Development of P&T policy for MSN & DNP 2012 23. Elizabeth Nordquist, MSN Assess CAAC staff training for anaphylactic 2012 24. Becky Ross, MSN Develop and orientation program for faculty 2012 25. Karla Y. Sanchez, MSN Implement AONE standards into Career Path 2012 26. Stephanie M. Willis, MSN Chest pain certification project for SWRMC 2012 27. Kate M. Barnhart, MSN When NM School Nurses Administer Meds 2013 28. Dorena Benally, MSN Collaboration/Teamwork: Health Work Env. 2013

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29. Kristin Edwards, MSN Supports and Barriers for Integration of “BB” 2013 30. Bonnie Mullens, MSN Let’s Move: Child Care Project 2013 31. Sangita Thapaliya, MSN A DNP Crosswalk for NMSU 2013 32. Roman Williams, MSN Obesity; The Bariatric Nurse 2013

Graduate/Deans Representative for 3 graduate orals presentations in 2009, 2 in 2010, 2 in 2011, 4 in 2012, and 3 in 2013

Doctoral thesis committee: 6 students

1. Chairperson on the committee: Chair 6 students (Sandra Welling; Mary

Doyle; Debra Davenport; Evangelina Ramirez; Jennifer Drexler; Paula

Gail Meagher)

2. Member of committee: 6 students (Ana Cisneros, Douglas Kilts; Roxanne

Schumacher; Kathy Beeman; Barbara Mott, Billy Small)

Faculty mentor to Connie DeBlieck, DNP, MSN, RN; Ruth Burkhart, MSN, RN; Shelly

Noe, DNP, MSN, FNP

Course or Curriculum Development/Enhancements

1. Converted NURS 470 to an all on-line course for students; Summer 2008 2. Updated/revised NURS 326 Pharmacology in Clinical Nursing Practice; Fall 2008 3. Adapted NURS 326 Pharmacology to 10 week hybrid course; Summer 2009 4. Restructured with a colleague NURS 505 Advanced Nursing Theory; Spring

2010 5. Developed NURS 490 Independent Study: Opportunities for Success; Spring

2010 6. Refreshed NURS 610 Nursing Education: Pedagogy and Roles; Summer 2010 7. Restructured NURS 602 Theory II: Contemporary Substantive Nursing

Knowledge; Fall 2010 8. Review and restructure NURS 572 Pharmacology of Addiction; Summer 2011

9. Refreshed NURS 479 Complex Care; Fall 2011 and incorporated students into course management Spring 2012

10. Converted NURS 416 Care of the Older Adult to an all on-line course Fall 2013

RESEARCH ACTIVITIES

Funded Research in Last Five Years:

1. 2012 – Geriatric Education Program – Wanda Borges, A. C. Reinhardt, Co PI, Donna Wagner – Grant award from HRSA for 3 year program at $807,000/3 yrs. – To expand capacity and infuse geriatric education into graduate program and provide student training grants while creating a Graduate Gerontology Certificate.

2. 2012 Evaluating the use of the energy pod vs. the sleep wing to decrease HS student hyperactivity with Drs. Summers, DeBlieck, & Borges. (Manuscript in preparation)

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3. 2010 – Evaluating Innovations in Nursing Education (EIN) – Reinhardt, A. C. Role: PI for NMSU – SON; multisite study funded by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. The primary site is UNM with Dr. Jean Giddens. Study completed and now reviewing data for journal articles. Dr. Giddens has relocated to Virginia Commonwealth University from UNM.

4. 2008/09 - IV Insertion simulation technology study - Reinhardt, A. C. Role: PI. Funded by School of Nursing, NMSU. Presented at 2010 Western Institute of Nursing Research conference April 2010. On-line publication 2010. Refereed journal article published March 2012.

5. 2008/10 - Organizational Climate Survey Study - Reinhardt, A. C. Role: PI. Funded by the College for Health and Social Services. Data collection completed. Study abandoned due to poor survey response.

Un-funded research:

1. 2012 – Pharmacology Facts, Fiction, and Foibles – Connie DeBlieck, A.C. Reinhardt CO-PI; Teresa Leon – Grant application to INACLS for $500.00 March 2012; to develop 36 short scenarios related to medication administration issues for simulation experience. (denied & unfunded)

2. 2010 – Research project developed to identify unique attributes, successes, barriers, and challenges facing ethnically diverse (Hispanic) nursing leaders. Applied for American Nurses Foundation grant (denied & unfunded)

3. 2010 – Research project in developed to identify unique attributes, successes, barriers, and challenges facing ethnically diverse (Native American) nursing leaders. Applied for a CHSS New Faculty grant (denied & unfunded).

4. Project to explore compassion fatigue in nursing and social work students (proposal approved by IRB). Project funding denied and unfunded by college.

Research in Progress, Not Funded:

1. Research project to study “Why Nurses Stay” in New Mexico in process. Proposal written, IRB applied for and approved, mini grand applied for and currently in revision. Funding is expected.

2. Project to implement the common curriculum in New Mexico is in progress. Plan to evaluate success of the development and implementation of a common curriculum in New Mexico (participating in state-wide consortium and co-chair/member of the evaluation committee) pending.

3. Project in development to study post-menopausal women’s’ self efficacy and self regulation in wellness and fitness activities. (Preparing IRB and grant request with colleague). Colleague left university and project abandoned.

4. Review research project of SON data related to student measures and outcomes related to persistence and success. Presented at WIN conference Spring 2012. Manuscript in development.

5. Collaborative project to assess student’s decision-making development using the Tanner (2006) model of Clinical Judgment as integrated with simulation experiences still in development phase.

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Research Areas of Interest:

Work environments in health care settings; Simulation technologies to augment clinical instruction and student learning; Organizational culture and climate in educational and practice settings; Leadership characteristics in ethnic minorities versus mainstream identified characteristics; State-wide common curriculum development and implementation Process to develop and implement positive learning environments

PUBLICATION

Journal Articles Published

Refereed Journals

Reinhardt, A. C., Keller, T., Ochart Summers, L., & Schultz, P. (2012). Strategies for success: Crisis management for remediation of at-risk students. Journal of Nursing Education, 51(6), 305-311. DOI: 10.3928/01484834-20120409-03

Reinhardt, A. C., Mullins, I., DeBlieck, C., & Schultz, P. (2012). Intravenous (I.V.) Insertion simulation: Confidence, skill, and performance. Clinical Simulation in Nursing. 8(5), e157-e167.

Reinhardt, A. C. (2010). The impact of work environment on telephone advice nursing. Clinical Nursing Research. 19(3), 289-310.

Reinhardt, A. C. (2009, October). From talk to action: Putting the CAT together. The New Mexico Nurse, 54, 4.

Reinhardt, A. C. & Keller, T. (2009). Implementing interdisciplinary practice change in an international health-care organization. International Journal of Nursing Practice, 15, 318-325.

Reinhardt, A. C. (2004). Discourse on the transformational leader metanarrative or finding the right person for the job. Advances in Nursing Science. 27(1): 21-31.

Reinhardt, A. C. & Ray, L. (2003). Differentiating quality improvement from research. Applied Nursing Research, 16, 2-8.

Seemann, S. & Reinhardt, A. (2000). Blood sample collection from a peripheral catheter system compared with phlebotomy. Journal of Intravenous Nursing, 23, 290-297.

Chen, H., Burkett, N., & Reinhardt, A. C. (1989). A tool for assessing inadequate dialysis. Anna Journal, 16, 75-79.

Lazre, J. N., Saltzman, B., & Reinhardt, A. C. (1988). Renal pelvic pressures during extra corporeal shock-wave lithotripsy. Urology, 32, 111-114.

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Murray, O., Ballon, N., & Reinhardt, A. C. (1987). ESWL: A pre-treatment check list and nursing care plan. AUAA Journal.

Reinhardt, A. C., Tonneson, A., Bracey, A., & Goodnough, S. C. (1987). Minimum discard volume from arterial catheters to obtain coagulation studies free of heparin effect. Heart & Lung, 16, 699-705.

Manuscripts in Review or Development

Reinhardt, A. C. & Schultz, P. (2012). Change in Clinical Education with Incorporation of Simulation to Advance Clinical Reasoning. (manuscript in development)

Reinhardt, A. C. & Schultz, P. (2012). Can Admission Assessment HESI Composite Scores Predict Success? (manuscript in development)

Reinhardt, A. C. (2014). Experience in Clinical Settings Using a Theoretical Model to Manage. (manuscript in development)

Non-refereed Journals

Reinhardt, A. C. (1991). Nature of nurturing. Nursing Management, 22, 42-48.

Ceron, G. & Reinhardt, A. C. (1991). Action Stat/Autonomic dysrelfexia. Nursing, 22(7), 74-6.

Papers Published in Conference Proceedings

Refereed Papers

Reinhardt, A. C. , Keller, T., & Schultz, P. (2014), Use of HESI exams to support student success. Presented at Contempory Forums sponsored by Elsevier scheduled for March 12-14, 2014 at The Paris Hotel, Las Vegas, NV.

Reinhardt, A. C. , Keller, T., & Schultz, P. (2012), Use of HESI exams to support student success. 45th Annual Communicating Nursing Research Conference/24th Annual WIN Assembly and Western Institute of Nursing Research (WIN) Conference held April 18-21, 2012, Portland Marriott Downtown Waterfront, Portland, Oregon.

Reinhardt, A. C., Keller, T., Summers, L., & Schultz, P. (2012). Strategies for Success: A Crisis Management Model for Remediation of At-Risk Students based on the “Opportunities for success: BSN Undergraduates” presentation. Research, Pedagogy and Other Institutional Practices: An Interdisciplinary Conference on Diversity in Higher Education sponsored by NMSU held March 8-9, 2012 at the NM Farm and Ranch Museum, Las Cruces, NM.

Reinhardt, A. C., Schumacher, T. R., & Schultz, P. (2011). Opportunities for success: BSN Undergraduates. 44th Annual Communicating Nursing Research

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Conference/23rd Annual WIN Assembly and Western Institute of Nursing Research (WIN) Conference to be held April 13-16, 2011, Rio Hotel, Las Vegas, Nevada.

Reinhardt, A. C., Mullins, I., DeBlieck, C., & Schultz, P. (2010). I.V. Insertion Simulation Technology Study. 43rd Annual Communicating Nursing Research Conference/23rd Annual WIN Assembly “Nursing Science: Informing Practice and Driving Policy,” Western Institute of Nursing Research (WIN) Conference held April 14-17, 2010, Renaissance Glendale Hotel & Spa, Glendale, AZ. Communicating Nursing Research, 43, CD.

Reinhardt, A. C. (2004). Work environment effects on telephone advice nursing. 37th Annual Communicating Nursing Research Conference/18th Annual WIN Assembly, "Hallmarks of Quality: Generating and Using Knowledge," held April 22-24, 2004, Portland Marriott Downtown, Portland, Oregon. Communicating Nursing Research, 37, 412.

Reinhardt, A.C. (2004) “Work environment effects in Telephone Advice Nursing” at the Royal College of Nursing International Research Conference in Cambridge, UK.

David, M. R., Gullion, C. M., & Reinhardt, A. C. (2003). Predictors of outcomes of telephone advice nursing: preliminary analyses: analysis of a telephone advice nurse work environment questionnaire. 36th Annual Communicating Nursing Research Conference and WIN Assembly, "Responding to Societal Imperatives Through Discovery and Innovation", held April 10-12, 2003, Scottsdale, Arizona. Communicating Nursing Research, 36, 148.

Reinhardt, A. C. (2002) “Participative Management and Participative Decision-making: Use of the Vroom, Yetton, & Jago Model” at the 4th US-Russia Nursing Conference sponsored by Sigma Theta Tau in Russia.

Reinhardt, A. C. & Ray, L. (2002) Differentiating research from quality improvement. 35th Annual Communicating Nursing Research Conference/16th Annual WIN Assembly, Western Institute of Nursing Research (WIN) Conference, Palm Springs, CA. Communicating Nursing Research, 35.

*Citations follow standards of the appropriate discipline, but include: volume number, date of publication, pages, and authors

in order published.

IV. Creative Shows/Exhibits/Posters

Refereed or Judged:

Summers, L. C., DeBlieck, C. J. & Reinhardt, A. C. (2013) – Conference poster presentation: “The Proof is in their Words: The Use of Journaling in Simulation” on

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October 4, 2013 at the 13th Annual URC Research and Creative Activities Fair, NMSU, Las Cruces, NM

Reinhardt, A. C. (2012) – Conference poster presentation: “Change in Clinical Education with Incorporation of Simulation to Advance Clinical Reasoning” at Annual Research Day, Sponsored by Sigma Theta Tau, Pi Omega Chapter, Las Cruces, NM on May 24, 2012.

Reinhardt, A. C., Mullins, I., DeBlieck, C., & Schultz, P. (2012) – Conference poster presentation: “Intravenous (I.V.) Insertion Simulation Technology Study” at Annual Research Day, Sponsored by Sigma Theta Tau, Pi Omega Chapter, Las Cruces, NM on May 24, 2012.

Reinhardt, A. C. (2012) – Conference poster presentation: “Change in Clinical Education with Incorporation of Simulation to Advance Clinical Reasoning” at 2nd Sharing Best Evidence – From Academics to Practice Conference held at UTEP, El Paso, TX, on March 10, 2012.

Reinhardt, A. C., Mullins, I., DeBlieck, C., & Schultz, P. (2012) – Conference poster presentation: “Intravenous (I.V.) Insertion Simulation Technology Study” at 2nd Sharing Best Evidence – From Academics to Practice Conference held at UTEP, El Paso, TX, on March 10, 2012

Reinhardt, A. C. (2011) – Conference poster presentation: “Change in Clinical Education with Incorporation of Simulation to Advance Clinical Reasoning” at 41st Biennial Convention sponsored by Sigma Theta Tau International in Grapevine, TX 29 October-2 November 2011.

Reinhardt, A. C., Mullins, I., DeBlieck, C., & Schultz, P. (2010) – Conference poster presentation: “Intravenous (I.V.) Insertion Simulation Technology Study” at Tenth Annual URC Research and Creative Activities Fair, NMSU, Las Cruces, NM

Reinhardt, A. C. (April 2004) – Conference poster presentation: “Work environment effects in Telephone Advice Nursing” at the Western Institute of Nursing Research (WIN) Conference, Portland, OR

V. Creative Performance:

o Reinhardt, A. C. (2009). Developed and recorded 40 “Pharmacology Pearls” for use by undergraduate nursing students via an MP3 player and accessible on iTunes University course

o Reinhardt, A. C. (2009). Developed list of “Poster Children Drugs” for NURS 326 students

of the most commonly used medications and referenced to their text. The material was made available to all nursing students via the Blackboard on-line site.

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K. Papers Presented

Invited and/or Refereed

1. 10/2013 – Invited presentation “The Vroom, Yetten, Jago decision making model to guide decisions for caregivers of the elderly” sponsored by Sigma Theta Tau International Pi Omega Chapter Leadership Conference held October 19, 2013.

2. 7/2013 – Invited presentation “The Vroom, Yetten, Jago decision making model to guide decisions for caregivers of the elderly” sponsored by Oklahoma University 2013 Summer Geriatriac Institute held July 25 & 26, 2013 in Oklahoma City, OK

3. 3/2013 – Invited presentation “Use of HESI exams to support student success.” Sigma Theta Tau Delta Kappa/Pi Omega Chapters sponsored event March 30, 2013 at UTEP to encourage publication and referencing.

4. 3/2013 – Invited presentation “New ways of doing the old job of educating nurses.” MCNEA Annual Nursing Conference sponsored by the Michigan Council of Nursing Education Administrators and West Shore Community College held in Mt. Pleasant, MI on March 1, 2013. Keynote speaker and program presentor.

5. 3/2013 – Invited presentation “Meta-Leadership as a Framework for Action” Michigan Council of Nursing Education Administrators sponsored by Davenport University, Grand Rapits, MI held in Mt. Pleasant, MI on March 1, 2013. Keynote speaker and program presentor.

6. 5/2012 – Invited presentation: “Pathways and Shared Governance” at Nurses Week Celebration, May 10, 2012, hosted by Mountain View Regional Medical Center, Las Cruces, NM.

7. 4/2012 – Conference presentation: “Use of HESI exams to support student success” at 2012 Western Institute of Nursing Research (WIN) Conference, Portland, OR.

8. 3/2012 – Conference presentation: “Opportunities for Success: BSN Undergraduates” at 2012 NMSU Diversity Conference, Farm & Ranch Museum, Las Cruces, NM.

9. 10/2011 – Invited presentation: “Advancing Education in New Mexico” presented at the NMNA Annual Convention held in Las Cruces, NM October 19, 2011 hosted by NMNA District #14. Presented with Keller, T.

10. 4/2011 – Conference presentation: “IV Insertion Simulation Technology Study” presented at New Mexico State University School of Nursing Second Annual Simulation Conference held in Las Cruces, NM April 27, 2011 sponsored by Laerdal Corporation.

11. 4/2011 – Conference presentation: “Opportunities for Success: BSN Undergraduates” at 2011 Western Institute of Nursing Research (WIN) Conference, Las Vegas, NV.

12. 4/2010 – Conference presentation: “IV Insertion Simulation Technology Study” at 2010 Western Institute of Nursing Research (WIN) Conference, Glendale, AZ.

13. 8/2009 – Invited presentation: “The OCNE Model” presented at the Nursing Leadership Council of So. New Mexico in Las Cruces, NM August 7, 2009.

14. 10/2009 – Invited presentation: “Grants: What you should know” presented at the NCoNM meeting in Albuquerque, NM October 14, 2009.

15. 11/2009 – Conference presentation: “Diversity in the Health Care Workplace” presented at the NMNA Annual Convention held in Las Cruces, NM November 7, 2009 hosted by NMNA District #14.

16. 3/2004 – Conference presentation: “Work environment effects in Telephone Advice

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Nursing” at the Royal College of Nursing International Research Conference in Cambridge, UK.

17. 8/2003 – Conference presentation: “Participative Management and Participative Decision-making: Use of the Vroom, Yetton, & Jago Model” at the 4th US-Russia Nursing Conference sponsored by Sigma Theta Tau in Russia

18. 4/2002 – Conference presentation: “Differentiating research from quality improvement” at 2002 Western Institute of Nursing Research (WIN) Conference, Palm Springs, CA.

L. Other Scholarly Work

Member of Graduate faculty since 12/2008; reappointed 2012-2017

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VI. PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

(List Workshop/CE participation/attendance for last 5 years)

April 2002 Western Institute of Nursing – Research Conference WIN, Palm Springs, CA

January 2003 HIPAA Educational Program OHSU

February 2003 HIPAA Educational Program Center for Health Research, KP

March 2003 Corporate Compliance Education OHSU

July 2003 US-Russian Nurses Conference Sigma Theta Tau

March 2004 Royal College of Nursing International Research Conference, Cambridge, UK

RCN

April 2004 Western Institute of Nursing – Research Conference WIN, Portland, OR

May 2004 Concept Mapping: Teaching and Evaluating Core Concepts in Nursing Education

MMAC Department of Nursing

June 2006 Association of Community and Technical Colleges Conference

State of WA – HEC

October 2006 6 Self Paced CD courses Educational Associates

June 2007 HEC Conference State of WA – HEC

May 2008 Western Institute of Nursing – Research Conference WIN, Orange Co., CA

May 2008 Podcasting 101: The basics ICT – NMSU

May 2008 Podcasting 201: Audio Podcasts ICT – NMSU

May 2008 Podcasting: Hannibal Lectures ICT – NMSU

June 2008 Microsoft Office 2007 Overview ICT – NMSU

June 2008 Responsible Conduct of Research from NIH NIH

June 2008 ITAL Summer 1 ICT/TA – NMSU

July 2008 Integrated Course Design for Significant Learning TA – NMSU

July 2008 Using Cooperative Activities to Promote Deeper Learning

TA – NMSU

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July 2008 Documenting Effective Teaching in a Scholarly Manner: Why and How

TA – NMSU

August 2008 New Faculty Orientation TA – NMSU

August 2008 ADVANCE Open House TA – NMSU

September 2008 Unity Building Communication Skills TA – NMSU

September 2008 Let’s Talk Teaching TA – NMSU

September 2008 A New Generation of Learning: Diverse Students, Emerging Technologies, & a Sustainability Challenge

TA – NMSU

September 2008 Promotion and Tenure Workshop: Making the Transition from Assistant to Associate Professor

TA – NMSU

September 2008 A Workshop for Workaholics: Twelve Steps to Stop Work Addiction

TA – NMSU

September 2008 Advance Team Mentoring for Faculty New to NMSU TA – NMSU

October 2008 Advance – Department Head Colloquia: “Negotiating allocation of effort under new P&T guidelines

TA – NMSU

October 2008 Native American Student Experience TA – NMSU

November 2008 The Anatomy of Prejudice TA – NMSU

December 2008 Podcasting 401: Creating an iTunes U Course ICT – NMSU

January 2009 Advance – Peer mentoring for faculty (Tenure track) TA – NMSU

January 2009 Blackboard CE8: Overview ICT – NMSU

January 2009 Documenting Effective Teaching in a Scholarly Manner: Why and How

TA – NMSU

January 2009 Blackboard CE8: Course Migration ICT – NMSU

January 2009 New Faculty Orientation (Part 2) – Fall 2008 TA – NMSU

January - April

2009 Teaching Scholars: A Course on Teaching from A to Z TA – NMSU

January – April

2009 Publish and Flourish: Become a Prolific Scholar TA – NMSU

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February 2009 Advance – Faculty mentoring program – informal mixer

TA – NMSU

February 2009 Blackboard CE8: Basics 1 ICT – NMSU

March 2009 Advance – Faculty Mentoring Program – Workshop/Luncheon

TA – NMSU

April 2009 Western Institute of Nursing Research conference WIN, Salt Lake City, UT

April 2009 Student evaluations of your class: Another option TA – NMSU

April 2009 Student management teams: A collaborative approach to improving teaching and learning

TA – NMSU

April 2009 Teaching Academy Gala – I won the Outstanding Faculty Award

TA – NMSU

May 2009 Blackboard CE8: Basics 2 ICT – NMSU

May 2009 Sharing Results: Crafting an Article TA – NMSU

May 2009 Advance – Faculty Mentoring Program – End of year event 2009

TA – NMSU

June 2009 1st Annual NM Statewide Nursing Faculty Conference

Albuquerque, NM

July 2009 Community Partnerships in Participatory Research UCLA, Las Angeles, CA

July 2009 Grant and Proposal Development in Academia TA – NMSU

July 2009 Grant and Proposal Development in Academia (Individual consultation)

TA – NMSU

August 2009 Blackboard CE8: open lab (2 sessions) ICT – NMSU

September 2009 2009 Department of Nursing Technical Assistance Workshop – HRSA

HRSA – Denver, CO

September 2009 Cornell Interactive Theater: Misdirected email TA – NMSU

September 2009 Cornell Interactive Theater: It depends on the lens TA – NMSU

September 2009 Swine and Avian Flu: Prepared for a Pandemic Sigma Theta Tau – on-line

October 2009 Student-led lectures TA – NMSU

October 2009 Getting past the theory: What does active learning look like in the classroom?

TA – NMSU

October-November

2009 Sigma Theta Tau 40th Biennial Convention Sigma Theta Tau; Indianapolis, IN

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November 2009 Diversity: Our patients, Our profession NMNA; Las Cruces, NM

November 2009 Traveling the tenure path while smelling the roses along the way

TA – NMSU

November 2009 Taking the lead: Counselor Sigma Theta Tau – on-line

January 2010 Peer Coaching Orientation – Spring 2010 TA – NMSU

January 2010 Writing Groups TA – NMSU

February 2010 Let’s talk teaching TA – NMSU

February 2010 Let’s talk on-line teaching TA – NMSU

March 2010 ADVANCE – Faculty Mentoring: Work life integration TA – NMSU

March 2010 Making monkey business with the Guerilla Girls TA – NMSU

March 2010 ADVANCE – Getting a head start for tenure review TA – NMSU

April 2010 Western Institute of Nursing Research conference Glendale, AZ

June 2010 2nd Annual NM Statewide Nursing Faculty Conference

NMCNE, Albuquerque, NM

June 2010 Tenure & Promotion Portfolios TA – NMSU

August 2010 First Annual Simulation Institute SON – NMSU

September 2010 Principal Investigator Certification Training OGC – NMSU

October 2010 Social and Behavioral Responsible Conduct of Research Curriculum– Basic Course updated

Collaborative Institutional Training Initiative (CITI)

March 2011 Transforming Leadership: Leading Organizational Cultural Change

Sigma Theta Tau/ NMONE

April 2011 Western Institute of Nursing Research conference WIN, Las Vegas, NV

April 2011 Southern Regional 2nd Annual Simulation User Network Conference

NMSU

June 2011 3rd Annual NM Nursing Faculty Conference: Transforming Clinical Education

NMCNE, Albuquerque, NM

July 2011 Scholarly Writing Retreat NMSU

October 2011 Sigma Theta Tau 41st Biennial Convention Sigma Theta Tau Grapevine, TX

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October 2011 NMNA Convention NMNA

November 2011 Nursing Technology in Healthcare to Improve Patient Outcomes

Sigma Theta Tau; Pi Omega Chapter

January 2012 Introduction to Canvas Workshop NMSU

February 2012 “Motivational Interviewing QIT” Office of Continuing Medical Education. UNM

March 2012 “Sharing Best Evidence – From Academics to Practice” Regional Conference

Sigma Theta Tau – Delta Kappa/Pi Omega

April 2012 45th Annual Communicating Nursing Research “Advancing Scientific Innovations in Nursing”

WIN, Portland, OR

May 2012 “The Future of the Nurse Workforce” sponsored by the New Mexico Center for Nursing Excellence

Albuquerque, NM

June 2012 4th Annual NM Nursing Faculty Conference: “Best Practices in Conceptual Teaching” June 11 & 12

NCoNM, Albuquerque, NM

August 2012 Effort Certification Informational Session NMSU

September 2012 “Implementing the Consensus Model by 2015: Preparing APRNS to Care for Older Adults “

AACN

September 2012

“Incorporating Environmental Sustainability into Nursing Programs: Environmental Health and Sustainability in Simulation Labs and Nursing” Education

AACN

October 2012 “Nursing Leading Change and Transforming Care” Second Leadership Conference in Las Cruces, NM

STTI 3 chapters and NMONL, Las Cruces, NM

February 2013 “Understanding clinical trials: What do nurses need to know” at Networking Meeting for STTI

STTI, Pi Omega Chapter, Las Cruces

March 2013 “Strategies to Support the Teaching and Learning of Clinical Reasoning” Webinar

AACN Webinar

March 2013 Transforming Health Care on the Border through Practice, Education, and Research

STTI, Delta Kappa & Pi Omega, El Paso & Las Cruces

April 2013 Caring Science/Heart Science with Jean Watson NMCNE, Albuquerque, NM

June 2013 5th Annual NM Educators Conference: Bridging Education and Practice: A Concept Based Curriculum

NMCNE, Albuquerque, NM

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VII. PROFESSIONAL SERVICE AND COMMUNITY OUTREACH

a. Administrative Appointment at Other college/University in Last Five Years

Clover Park Technical College, Lakewood, WA - Dean of Instruction for Academics, Health & Human Services (10/2005-9/2007)

b. Committee Assignments in Last Five Years

College/Department Committees Chaired

1. BSN Committee – School of Nursing (2013-present) 2. Evaluation Committee – School of Nursing (2008-2013)

a. Chairperson (2008-13) 3. Search Committee (2009 to 2013)

a. Chairperson (2009 to 2013) b. New Employee orientation coordinator (2009-2013)

4. Advisor for Student Nurses Association (SNA) (2008-2009)

June 2013 Online Course on Capacity Assessment of Older Adults

Rush University, Chicago, Il

July 2013 Documenting Continuing Education Planning: Learn the Process/Reduce the Stress

NMNA, Santa Fe, NM

July 2013 Summer Geriatric Institute: What’s on their Minds? Keys to Care

OU College of Nursing & OkGEC

August 2013 Summer Intensive – ELNEC Curriculum STTI-Pi Omega and NMNA; NMSU

October 2013 HPNA 2028 – ELNEC Core Lake Buena Vista, FL

October 2013 Leadership in Caring for Our Aging Population STTI, Pi Omega Chapter, Las Cruces, NM

October 2013 Introduction to Title IX NMSU, Las Cruces, NM

November 2013 Module 1: Aging today and tomorrow Gero Grant, NMSU

November 2013 Module 2: Assessing Functional Ability Gero Grant, NMSU

November 2013 42nd Biennial Convention – STTI STTI, Indianapolis, IN

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College/Department Committees Membership

1. BSN Committee - School of Nursing (2008-2010 – ad hoc; Chairperson 2013-present)

2. Graduate Committee - School of Nursing (2009 to present) 3. Dean Search Committee – College of H&SS (2008) 4. Dean’s committee to explore college name change (2010) 5. CHSS Curriculum Committee (2011-present)

University Committees

1. Admissions Appeals Committee (2012 to 2015) 2. Faculty Senate (2013 to 2015)

a. University Affairs Committee (2013-2014)

c. Positions Held in Professional Associations in Last Five Years

Sigma Theta Tau, Pi Omega Chapter (NMSU) 1. Pi Omega Chapter:

a. Counselor (2009-2011); b. Board (2011-2014); c. Treasurer (2012-present)

2. Chairperson and program development for First Annual Leadership Conference held March 30, 2011.

3. Chairperson and program development for Second Annual Leadership Conference held October 26, 2012

4. Chairperson and program development for Third Annual Leadership Conference scheduled for October 19, 2013.

Western Institute of Nursing 1. Abstract reviewer 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013

2. NM representative on Membership Committee (2010-2012; 2013-2016) 3. Membership Committee Chairperson (2012-present)

d. Memberships/Offices Held in Public or Private Agencies Related to Discipline in Last Five

Years

New Mexico Nurses Association & American Nurses Association 1. NM District #14 Treasurer (2008-2011)

Nursing Council of New Mexico 1. Southern New Mexico CAT Chairperson 2. State NCoNM CAT representative (2009-2010)

New Mexico Center for Nursing Excellence – Board of Directors (2010-2012;

2012-2014; 2014-2016)

1. NMCNE Nightingale Scholarship reviewer 2012, 2013

Consortium member for development of common nursing curriculum in New

Mexico (NMNEC) (2010-present)

1. Evaluation Committee co-chairperson (2011-2013)

2. Faculty Development Committee co-chairperson (2013-2015)

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e. Journal/Editorial Activity -

a. Editorial Board Memberships

i. Reviewer for American Journal of Critical Care ii. Reviewer for Clinical Nursing Research Journal

iii. Reviewer for The Journal of Transcultural Nursing iv. Reviewer for Clinical Simulation in Nursing

b. Chapter reviewer for publisher F. A. Davis for text on Role Development for the Doctor of

Nursing Practice and Fawcett, J. & DeSanto-Madeya (2013). Contemporary Nursing

Knowledge: Analysis and Evaluation of Nursing Models and Theories (3rd Ed.)