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Jean W. Davis, PhD, DNP, EdD, APRN, FNP-BC, PHCNS-BC University of Central Florida College of Nursing 12201 Research Parkway Suite 300 Orlando, FL 32826 (407) 823-5659—Office (407) 823-5675—Fax [email protected] EDUCATION Year Degree Institution Clinical Major Role Preparation 2019 PhD University of Central Florida Nursing Research Orlando, FL 2014 DNP Florida Atlantic University Nursing Practice FNP, CNS Boca Raton, FL 2000 Post- Barry University Family Nurse Family Nurse master’s Miami Shores, FL Practitioner Practitioner 1998 EdD Nova Southeastern University Higher Higher Education Ft. Lauderdale-Davie, FL Education 1994 MS, Rutgers University Community/ Clinical Nurse Nursing Newark, NJ Population Specialist Health 1992 BS, Rutgers University Nursing Professional Nurse Nursing Newark, NJ 1987 AAS, Blue Ridge Community College Nursing RN Nursing Weyer’s Cave, VA LICENSURE/CERTIFICATION APRN Florida, 2709652 FNP-BC ANCC, 0362775 PHCNS-BC ANCC, 0239182 EMPLOYMENT ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS: 08/19-present Assistant Professor, Graduate Faculty, University of Central Florida College of Nursing, Orlando, FL 06/19-08/19 Adjunct Faculty, Graduate Faculty, University of Central Florida College of Nursing, Orlando, FL 06/14-08/19 Instructional Faculty – BSN, Director BSN 2017-2018, Interim Director of Nursing 2018, State College of Florida, Manatee-Sarasota, Sarasota, FL 01/07-06/14 Adjunct Faculty, Nova Southeastern University, Davie FL 01/07-05/09 Adjunct Faculty, Florida Atlantic University College of Nursing, Boca Raton, FL 10/04-1/07 Professor (tenured 2014), Founding Graduate Program Manager, Nova Southeastern University, Davie, FL 09/96-08/01 Assistant Professor to Associate Professor Graduate Faculty, Barry University School of Nursing, Miami Shores, FL 2 01/94-08/94 Adjunct Nursing Faculty, Florida International University College of Nursing, North Miami, FL 08/93-05/96 Assistant Professor, Miami-Dade College School of Nursing, Miami, FL 07/92-08/93 Graduate Assistant, MS, Nursing, Rutgers University College of Nursing, Newark, NJ CLINICAL APPOINTMENTS: 09/16-Present APRN-FNP&PHCNS, (Faculty Practice), We Care Manatee free clinic, Manatee County, FL 05/15, 05/16, 05/17 ARNP-FNP&PHCNS, JustHope Health Relief, Chacraseca, Nicaragua 03/07-05/14 ARNP-FNP & PHCNS & Manager, Employee Health & Quality Improvement, Memorial Healthcare System, Hollywood, FL 10/02-10/04 APRN-FNP & PHCNS, Primary Care, Bennett Family Medicine, Plantation, FL 09/01-09/02 ARNP-FNP, Primary Care & Hospitalist, W. Feldman Family Practice, Hollywood, FL 09/93-05/01 RN, CNS (staff relief agency, working at Jackson Healthcare System ICUs) CMI, Miami, FL 08/90-08/92 RN Oncology Case Manager to Nurse Manager (inpatient & outpatient product line manager) Saint Barnabas Healthcare System, Livingston, NJ 07/89-08/90 Assistant Nurse Manager ICU, CCU, Bayonne Hospital, Bayonne, NJ 06/87-07/89 RN (ICU, CCU, ER) Chestnut Hill Hospital, Philadelphia, PA PUBLICATIONS REFEREED JOURNALS: (* Data-based articles) Davis, J. W., Kehinde, J. O., Edwards, J., Loerzel, V. (submitted 2019). Predictors of Physical Activity Persistence in Veterans. Davis, J. W. (submitted 2019). Physical Activity Habit Formation Through a Technology-based Program. Davis, J. W. (2001). Ethics. Core Curriculum for Home Health Care. Washington, DC: Home Healthcare Nurses Association/National Association for Home Care. Davis, J. W. (contributing author). (1999). In L. A. Silvestri (Ed.), Saunders pyramid to success NCLEX-RN review program. Phladelphia, PA: Saunders. Davis, J. W., Pierce, L., Rae, K. (Eds.). (1999). Review book for home health nursing certification. Washington, DC: Home Healthcare Nurses Association/National Association for Home Care. Wooley, G. R., Bryan, M., & Davis, J. W. (1998). Educational Innovations: A comprehensive approach to clinical evaluation. Journal of Nursing Education, 37(8), 361-366. Reinhard, S. C., Moulton, P. J., & Davis, J. W. (1994). Healthy People 2000: Nursing informatics project. Nursing Informatics 1994. Austin, TX: The University of Texas. NON-REFEREED JOURNALS OR PUBLICATIONS: (* Data-based articles) Davis, J. (2019). POLST, MOLST, and Ethics. The Florida Nurse, 67(2), 7. Davis, J. & McGuire, B. W. (2013). Ethics in everyday practice: Creating the environment you want to work in. The Florida Nurse, 61(4), 15. Davis, J. & McGuire, B. W. (2013). Doing the right thing: Ethics applied to nursing practice. The Florida Nurse, 61(3), 7. Davis, J. W. (June 2000) Are we ready for genetics? The Florida Nurse. Davis, J. W. (1997) Community health nursing. Florida League for Nursing Newsletter. RESEARCH and GRANTS Date Role Title Funding Agency Type Amount 2019 Co-I Impact of depression on Veterans PI funded by Drs. Intramural $2,000 newly diagnosed with cancer: A Diane and Thomas (PI funded) critically needed first step Andrews Faculty Research Award Davis, Jean Page 2 of 17 3 Date Role Title Funding Agency Type Amount 2019 PI Physical activity persistence Jonas Veterans Extramural Fully funded among older & disabled veterans Healthcare Scholar funding 2018- PI Persistence of physical activity Jonas Foundation, Extramural Fully funded 2019 among veterans Edyth Bush Extramural Foundation, UCF CON PhD Intramural Dissertation Award 2006- PI Service-learning efficacy of March of Dimes Extramural Fully funded 2007 vulnerable populations risk reduction study 2005- Co-I Determination of how nurse National League for Extramural Fully funded 2006 educators successfully transition Nursing to leadership in nursing education 2000- PI Determination of mid-career Home Healthcare Extramural Fully funded 2004 knowledge, skills, and abilities Nurses Association required for home health nursing 1999 PI Determination of generalist Association of Extramural Expense versus specialist competencies Community Health reimbursement and core knowledge Nurse Educators requirements/core curriculum through secondary analysis of data from the Determination of knowledge and skills needed for community health nursing practice, and trends anticipated— a national Delphi study for the Association of Community Health Nursing Educators 1998 PI Determination of knowledge and American Association Extramural In-kind skills needed for community of Occupational contributions health nursing practice, and Health Nurses trends anticipated—a national American Association Delphi study of Ambulatory Care Nurses Association of Community Health Nurse Educators American Public Health Association- Public Health Nursing section National Association of School Nurses OTHER FUNDING Date Role Title Agency Type Amount 2005- Program Pipeline of Nursing Faculty for State of Florida Program $1,500,000 2006 Manager Florida Grant NSU - NSU Collaborating Institutions: Barry allotment University, Nova Southeastern Davis, Jean Page 3 of 17 4 Date Role Title Agency Type Amount University, Broward Community College 2005- Graduate Nurse Faculty Loan Program HRSA Revolving Varied by 2007 Program scholarship year Director funding PRESENTATIONS—NATIONAL/INTERNATIONAL Date Type Title/Authors Conference Title, City/State Refereed/ Invited 10/19 Podium Reaching the hard-to-reach patient American Psychological Nurses Refereed with a non-traditional behavioral Association assessment method: Another look New Orleans, LA at Amazon MTurk Co-presenter - Veronica Decker 07/17 Podium Physical activity habit formation International Movement: Brain • Refereed through a 10,000 steps program Body • Cognition conference Oxford University, England 09/13 Podium Post-exposure prophylaxis (PEP): Association of Occupational Refereed The latest evidence for practice Health Providers in Health Care 2013 National Conference Orlando, FL 02/06 Podium Delphi study to determine MSN American Association of Colleges Refereed curriculum of Nursing MSN Conference San Antonio, TX 02/06 Poster Pipeline of nursing faculty for American Association of Colleges Refereed Florida: A state sponsored grant of Nursing MSN Conference funded program to support grauate San Antonio, TX study for nursing faculty/future faculty 06/05 Podium Efficacy of teaching community Association of Community Health Refereed health nursing through a Nurse Educators Spring Institute community garden project Hartford, CT 01/05 Podium Meet you @ the terminal: American Association of Colleges Refereed Development of an online of Nursing Doctoral Conference doctoral program San Diego, CA 09/26/00 Podium Genetic therapies: Are you ready National Association for Home Refereed to change some genes? Care and Home Healthcare Nurses Association Conference New Orleans, LA 06/02/00 Podium Delphi study of knowledge, skills, Association of Community Health Refereed and future expectations for Nurse Educators Annual community health nurses Conference Scottsdale, AZ Davis, Jean Page 4 of 17 5 Date Type Title/Authors Conference Title, City/State Refereed/ Invited 01/28/00 Poster Community service-learning - Partnerships for Health in the Refereed University:Community Millenium Conference launching partnership to achieve Healthy Healthy People 2010 People goals Washington, DC 05/19/99 Podium Entry level home health nursing Home Health Nurses Refereed competencies: what are they? Association/National Association How were they determined? for Home Care National Conferences 04/28/98 Podium Rocket speed community 16th Annual International Nursing Refereed assessment: Using the web to Computer and Technology rapidly assess communities Conference 04/17/98 Podium Harnessing the educational power 9th International Conference
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