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Disaster Preparedness in Hospitals of Jahrom University of Medical Sciences (2010), Journal of Qazvin University of Medical Sciences , 2012 :16(3):72-77 13 Mohsen Hojat PhD of nursing Department of Medical Surgical Nursing Nursing faculty Jahrom University Medical sciences Jahrom, Iran Last update: 2020/07/11 Personal Information: First name: Mohsen Last name: Hojat Date of Birth: 23 august, 1978 Nationality: Iranian Marital status: married Job title: Faculty member & PhD of nursing education Organization: Jahrom University Medical sciences, Jahrom, Iran Mailing Address: Department of Medical Surgical Nursing, faculty of nursing, Jahrom University Medical sciences, Jahrom, Iran Telephone: 00987154345000 Fax: 00987154341508 E-mail: [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Orcid.org/0000-0003-2446-6035 Education: 2012-2016 PhD student of Nursing Philosophy in Isfahan University Medical sciences, Iran 2003-2005 MSc degree in Education in medical surgical nursing from Bagiatalah University Medical sciences, Iran 1997-2000 BSc degree in nursing practitioner from Jahrom University Medical sciences-Iran Employment: 2017-current vice chancellor for students and culture in Jahrom University Medical sciences, Iran 2010-2017 Faculty member of nursing school in Jahrom University Medical sciences, Iran 2006-2010 Chairman in nursing management department of Jahrom University Medical sciences, Iran 2005-2006 Nursing supervisors in Motahari hospital of Jahrom University Medical sciences, Iran 2000-2005 Nurse practitioner in emergency ward in Motahari hospital of Jahrom University Medical sciences, Iran Guidance of thesis: 1. Comparative study of yoga exercise and aerobics in nurses burnout, 2019, nursing MSc, Hojat M, Dehgani A, Faramarzi S 2. Effectiveness of spiritual health program on nurses burnout in educational hospital at lamerd, 2020, nursing MSc, Hojat M, Dehgani A, Gasempor M Patent:- Teaching duties: 1. Present in Course of complementary medicine for postgraduate nursing students. 2017-current 2. Present in Course of nursing research for postgraduate nursing students. 2017-current 3. Present in Course of nursing pharmacology for postgraduate nursing students. 2017-current 4. Present in Course of acute care for postgraduate nursing students. 2017- current 5. Present in Course of chronic care for postgraduate nursing students. 2017- current 6. Present in Course of Information technology for postgraduate nursing students. 2017-current 7. Present in Course of Patients' education for postgraduate nursing students. 2017-current 8. Seminar in CME of Jahrom University Medical sciences (for university personnel), title: nursing care in beta-blockers drugs. 2016 9. Present in cpcr Workshop and panel in CME of Jahrom University Medical sciences (for university personnel), 2016(3 times) 10. Present in proposal writhing Workshop in CME of Jahrom University Medical sciences (for university personnel), 2013(3 times) 11. Present in proposal writhing Workshop in CME of Jahrom University Medical sciences (for Pymanie hospital personnel), 2013(2 times) 12. Course of general surgery clinical training for nursing students(IUMS) 13. Course of urology surgery clinical training for nursing students(IUMS) 14. Course of emergency care in special situation for emergency medical students 15. Course of emergency care for special group for emergency medical students 16. Course of physical exam clinical training for emergency medical students 17. Course of emergency in disaster for emergency medical students 18. Course of emergency in OR for operation room technology students 19. Course of nursing principles clinical training for nursing students 20. Course of eye surgery clinical training for nursing students 21. Course of general surgery clinical training for nursing students 22. Course of Mediterranean anemia clinical training for nursing students 23. Course of emergency clinical training for nursing students 24. Course of orthopedic clinical training for nursing students 25. Course of Medical clinical training for nursing students 26. Course of Post CCU clinical training for nursing students 27. Course of Hemodialysis clinical training for nursing students 28. Course of CCU clinical training for nursing students 29. Course of physical exam clinical training for nursing students 30. Course of critical care nursing (ICU& Hemodialysis) for nursing students 31. Course of nursing care in skin system disease for nursing students 32. Course of nursing care in heart system diseases for nursing students 33. Course of nursing care in infection diseases for nursing students 34. Course of nursing care in endocrine system diseases for nursing students 35. Course of nursing care in respiratory system diseases for nursing students 36. Course of medical emergency for anesthesia students 37. Course of nursing critical care (ICU care) for anesthesia students 38. Course of physical exam for anesthesia students 39. Course of physiopathology (respiratory disease& endocrine disorders) for anesthesia students 40. Course of nursing procedures for medical student 41. Present in nursing procedures seminar in CME of Jahrom University Medical sciences (for nurse& hospitals managers), 2013 42. Present in triage in midwifery Workshop in CME of Jahrom University Medical sciences (for midwiferies), 2013 43. Present in risk management Workshop in CME of Jahrom University Medical sciences (for nurse& hospitals managers), 2013 44. Present in proposal writing Workshop in CME of Jahrom University Medical sciences (for nurse& hospitals manager-3 days), 2013 45. Present in communication skills Workshop in CME of Jahrom University Medical sciences (for nurse& hospitals managers), 2013 46. Present in leadership skills Workshop in CME of Jahrom University Medical sciences (for nurse& hospitals managers), 2013 47. Present in principles of hospital accreditation Workshop in CME of Jahrom University Medical sciences (for nurse & hospitals managers), 2013 48. Present in Workshop in CME of Jahrom University Medical sciences (for nurse manager), title: digital libraries in nursing. 2012 49. Present in nursing management Workshop in CME of Jahrom University Medical sciences (for nurse manager- Motahari & Pymanie hospital), 2012 50. Present in Workshop in CME of Jahrom University Medical sciences (for hospital managers), title: hospital accreditation. 2012 51. Present in Workshop in CME of Jahrom University Medical sciences (for talent students), title: communication in health systems. 2011 52. Present in Workshop in CME of Jahrom University Medical sciences (for nurses), title: communication in nursing. 2011 53. Lecture in CME of Jahrom University Medical sciences (for nurses& hospital managers), title: Nuclear disaster. 2011 54. Lecture in CME of Jahrom University Medical sciences (for nurses), title: Communication in Nursing. 2010 55. Lecture in CME of Jahrom University Medical sciences (for nurses& hospital managers), title: hospital management in disaster. 2008 56. Lecture in CME of Jahrom University Medical sciences (for nurses), title: Care management. 2008 57. Lecture in CME of Jahrom University Medical sciences (for nurses), title: Nursing Procedures, 4 days. 2008 58. Present a Lecture in CME of Jahrom University Medical sciences (for nurses& hospital managers), title: Reporting in nursing, 2 days. 2007 59. Lecture in CME of Jahrom University Medical sciences (for nurses), title: Nursing Procedures, 3 days. 2008 60. Lecture in CME of Jahrom University Medical sciences (for nurses& hospital managers), title: Nursing Procedures, 4 days. 2007 61. Lecture in CME of Jahrom University Medical sciences (for nurses& hospital managers), title: First Aid in radiology. 2007 62. Lecture in CME of Jahrom University Medical sciences (for nurses), title: Hirschsprung's disease. 2007 63. Lecture in CME of Jahrom University Medical sciences (for nurses), title: Disaster. 2007 64. Lecture in CME of Jahrom University Medical sciences (for nurses& hospital managers), title: crash syndrome. 2007 65. Lecture in CME of Jahrom University Medical sciences (for nurses & hospital managers), title: Triage. 2006 66. Lecture in CME of Jahrom University Medical sciences (for nurses), title: New in heart disease management .2006 67. Lecture in CME of Jahrom University Medical sciences (for nurses), title: Acute Heart pain. 2006 68. Present a Lecture in CME of Jahrom University Medical sciences (for nurses), title: Nursing provision. 2006 69. Lecture in CME of Jahrom University Medical sciences (for nurses), title: Acute abdominal pain. 2005 70. Lecture in Journal club of Bagiatalah nursing school (for faculty members), title: Delphi technique. 2005 Awards: 1. Winner the prize of outstanding researcher between nursing school faculty members, Jahrom university medical sciences, 2013 2. Winner the prize of outstanding researcher between nursing school faculty members, Jahrom university medical sciences, 2012 3. Winner the prize of Iranian nursing organization(INO) between nursing teachers in Jahrom university medical sciences, 2012 4. Winner the prize of outstanding researcher between nursing school faculty members, Jahrom university medical sciences, 2011 5. Winner the second prize of outstanding researcher between nursing school faculty members, Jahrom university medical sciences, 2010 6. Winner the prize of outstanding researcher between practitioner nurses, Jahrom university medical sciences, 2008 7. Winner the prize of outstanding researcher between practitioner nurses, Jahrom university medical sciences, 2007 8. Winner the prize of best practitioner nurse between practitioner nurses in Motahari hospital of Jahrom university medical sciences, 2006
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