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Amy L. Anderson, DNP, RN, CNE Amy.Anderson@Tcu.Edu Amy L. Anderson, DNP, RN, CNE [email protected] https://www.linkedin.com/in/amy-anderson-31926078/ ACADEMIC BACKGROUND EDUCATION Doctor of Nursing Practice, Executive Leadership Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center Lubbock, Texas Master of Science in Nursing, Education and Administration Abilene Christian University Abilene, Texas Bachelor of Science in Nursing Abilene Christian University Abilene, Texas PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATIONS/ TRAININGS Campaign Management School. Leadership Institute. 2019 Grassroots Activism & Precinct Leadership. Leadership Institute. 2019 TeamSTEPPS Master Trainer, Texas Interprofessional Education Consortium- 2019-present Certified Nurse Educator, National League for Nursing- 2017-present Clinical Research Coordinator, Southwest Oncology Group- 2004 Certified Legal Nurse Consultant, Medical-Legal Consulting Institute, Inc.- 2002-2004 OR Sterilization Techniques, STERIS Corporation- 1997 In-Vitro Fertilization and Infertility Surgery, Rush Presbyterian St. Luke’s Medical Center- 1996 ACADEMIC/RESEARCH APPOINTMENTS Visiting Fellow in Domestic Policy Studies 2020-present The Heritage Foundation Washington, D.C. Inaugural Member, Global Think Tank 2020-present Think Tanks and Civil Societies Programs Lauder Institute, University of Pennsylvania Assistant Professor, Health Policy & Advocacy Theme Lead 2019-present School of Medicine Texas Christian University/ University of North Texas Health Science Center Fort Worth, Texas Global Nurse Leadership Institute Policy Fellow 2018-present International Council of Nurses Geneva, Switzerland Assistant Professor of Professional Practice 2017-present Harris College of Nursing & Health Sciences Texas Christian University Fort Worth, Texas Adjunct Faculty, Doctor of Nursing Practice Program 2017-present Indiana Wesleyan University Marion, Indiana Faculty Policy Think Tank 2016-2017 American Association of Colleges of Nursing Washington, DC Associate Professor of Nursing, Graduate Studies 2014-2017 Indiana Wesleyan University Marion, Indiana Graduate Health Policy Fellow 2013-2014 The Heritage Foundation Washington, DC Assistant Professor of Nursing 2012-2014 University of Arkansas Little Rock, Arkansas Visiting Assistant Professor of Nursing 2011-2012 Arkansas Tech University Russellville, Arkansas Assistant Professor of Nursing 2006-2011 Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center Lubbock, Texas Instructor of Nursing 2004-2005 Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center Lubbock, Texas Instructor of Nursing 2001-2003 Stephen F. Austin State University Nacogdoches, Texas PROFESSIONAL APPOINTMENTS IDEAFactory Fellow 2018-present School of Interdisciplinary Studies Texas Christian University Fort Worth, Texas Orthopedic Coordinator/ OR Nurse 1998-2000 Hendrick Medical Center Abilene, Texas Community Health- Pediatric Nurse 1997-1998 Grapevine/Colleyville Independent School District Grapevine, Texas OR Nurse 1996-1997 Harris Methodist HEB Euless, Texas CVOR/ Open Heart Team/ OR Nurse 1995-1996 Rush North Shore Medical Center Chicago, Illinois OR Nurse 1994-1995 Hendrick Medical Center Abilene, Texas HONORS AND AWARDS Visiting Fellow in Domestic Policy Studies. The Heritage Foundation (2020) ICN Global Leadership Institute Policy Fellow. International Council of Nurses (2018) IDEAFactory Fellow. School of Interdisciplinary Studies. Texas Christian University (2018- present) Innovations in Assessment Award. Indiana Wesleyan University (2016) Harvard Health Policy Fellowship. The Heritage Foundation (2013-14) Rushing Family Presidential Scholar. Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center (2013- 2014) Grace Lassiter Allensworth Scholar. Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center (2011- 2012) Dr. H.G. & Olive Parker Endowment Scholar. Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center (2011-2012) Texas Public Education Grant. Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center (2011-2012) Sigma Theta Tau Inductee. Omicron Eta Chapter. Stephen F. Austin State University. (2003) TEACHING CURRICULUM DEVELOPED Health Policy & Advocacy (Preparation for Practice). TCU/UNTHSC School of Medicine Advanced Health Policy (Graduate). Lubbock Christian University Advanced Health Care Policy (DNP). Indiana Wesleyan University. Applied Population Health (DNP). Indiana Wesleyan University. Leadership (MSN/DNP). American Public University System. Ethics, Legalities and Advocacy (Accelerated RN-BSN Online). University of Arkansas. Health Care Economics (Accelerated RN-BSN On-line). University of Arkansas. Leadership and Management in Nursing (Accelerated RN-BSN On-line). University of Arkansas. Independent Study-Nursing Skills Review. Arkansas Tech University. Perioperative Care (Traditional BSN). Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center. Legal and Ethical Issues in Health Care (Traditional BSN). Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center. Foundations of Nursing (Accelerated Second-Degree BSN On-line). Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center. Leadership in Nursing (Accelerated Second-Degree BSN On-line). Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center. Management and Leadership in Nursing (Accelerated RN-BSN/ RN-MSN On-line). Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center. COURSE LEAD Health Policy & Advocacy (Preparation for Practice). TCU/ UNTHSC School of Medicine. Advanced Health Policy (DNP). Indiana Wesleyan University. Population Health (DNP). Indiana Wesleyan University. Science of Nursing (DNP). Indiana Wesleyan University. Ethics, Legalities and Advocacy (Accelerated RN-BSN On-line). University of Arkansas. Health Care Economics (Accelerated RN-BSN On-line). University of Arkansas. Leadership and Management in Nursing (Accelerated RN-BSN On-line). University of Arkansas. Independent Study-Nursing Skills Review. Arkansas Tech University. Perioperative Care. Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center. Legal and Ethical Issues in Health Care. Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center. Foundations of Nursing (Accelerated On-line). Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center. Fundamentals of Nursing (Accelerated On-line). Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center. Leadership in Nursing (Accelerated On-line). Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center. Management and Leadership in Nursing (Accelerated On-line). Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center. Nature of Nursing Theory (Accelerated On-line). Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center. The Nurse as Leader and Manager (Accelerated On-line). Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center. COURSES TAUGHT Health Care Policy & Politics (DNP). Texas Christian University. Preparation for Practice (MD). Texas Christian University/ University of North Texas Health Science Center. Health Care Policy, Law & Ethics (MSN). Texas Christian University. Member of a Healthcare Team (BSN). Texas Christian University. Transition into Practice (BSN). Texas Christian University. Leadership in Nursing Practice (BSN). Texas Christian University. Clinical Reasoning and Simulation III (BSN). Texas Christian University. Advanced Health Policy (DNP). Indiana Wesleyan University. Population Health (DNP). Indiana Wesleyan University. Systems and Organizational Leadership (DNP). Indiana Wesleyan University. Information Management (DNP). Indiana Wesleyan University. Ethics and Health Policy (MSN). Indiana Wesleyan University. Global Health Care / Co-leader China Trip (DNP). Indiana Wesleyan University. Resource management in Healthcare (DNP). Indiana Wesleyan University. Ethics and Health Policy (MSN). Indiana Wesleyan University. Nursing Research and Evidence Based Practice (Accelerated RN-BSN On-line). University of Arkansas. Special Topics. (Accelerated RN-BSN On-line). University of Arkansas. Theories and Concepts in Nursing I (BSN). Arkansas Tech University. Practicum in Nursing I- Nursing the Individual Client (BSN). Arkansas Tech University. Theories and Concepts in Nursing I (BSN). Arkansas Tech University. Nursing Skills I (BSN). Arkansas Tech University. Fundamentals of Nursing (Accelerated Second Degree BSN On-line). Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center. Baccalaureate Nurse Practice (Accelerated Second Degree BSN On-line). Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center. Nursing Research (Accelerated RN-BSN On-line). Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center. Nature of Nursing Theory (Accelerated RN-BSN/RN-MSN On-line) Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center. Leadership in Nursing (Accelerated Second Degree BSN On-line). Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center. Clinical Competence I (BSN). Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center. Clinical Competence II (BSN). Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center. Clinical Competence IV (BSN). Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center. Medical Surgical Nursing I (BSN). Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center. Chronic Care Nursing. Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center. Physical Assessment. Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center. Basic Assessment. Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center. Nursing in Wellness and Illness I. Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center. Fundamentals of Nursing. Stephen F. Austin State University. COURSE FACULTY MENTOR Leadership in Nursing (BSN). Texas Christian University. Ethics, Legalities and Advocacy (Accelerated On-line RN-BSN). University of Arkansas. Health Care Economics (Accelerated On-line RN-BSN). University of Arkansas. Leadership and Management in Nursing (Accelerated On-line RN-BSN). University of Arkansas. Theories and Concepts in Nursing I (BSN). Arkansas Tech University. Leadership
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