Kellyann curnayn DNP, FNP-BC

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EDUCATION

University of Florida Gainesville, Florida August 2010- May 2013

Doctorate of Nursing Practice, Family Nurse Practitioner

Public Health Certificate

University of South Florida Tampa, Florida A ugust 1988- April 1991

Bachelors of Science in Nursing

Professional Credentials

Licensed Family Nurse Practitioner, Florida

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American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC), Board Certification

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Advanced Cardiac Life Support / Basic Life Support

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Professional Experience

Florida Hospital Administrative Supervisor

2011 March – 2014 May Florida Hospital Orlando, Florida

Responsible for administrative oversight of East Rollins campus during nights and weekends, a 1,080-bed

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acute-care medical center.

Oversight includes any situation, problem, or occurrence that needs administrative assistance to resolve.

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(Initiation of emergency plan, human resource contact during off hours, physician issues, employee injury, patient

placement, service recovery, and unresolved clinical issues).

Florida Hospital Staff

2004-2011 Florida Hospital Orlando, Florida

Positions held in CICU, CVICU, and Central Staffing, within this position I floated to all specialty areas med

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surg, PCU, ICU with the exception of pediatrics.

Director of Nursing

2002- 2004 A Woman’s Friend Medical Clinic Yuba City, California

Directed clinic operations; staffing (4 physicians, 6 registered nurses), personnel records, quality assurance

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initiatives, and goal development with executive director and the board.

Free initial pre-natal visit for underserved population, provided basic GYN/OB exam, ultrasound, education,

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and appropriate referrals to local community resources.

Staff Nurse

1991-2001 Moffitt Cancer Center and Research Institute Tampa, Florida

Shared governance model responsibilities included staffing and scheduling, initiation and implementation of

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quality assurance projects, preceptor/mentoring and education.

Implemented clinical trials for new chemotherapy protocols.

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Staff nurse; chemotherapy certification, care of patients with hematological and medical diagnosis.

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Family NURSE PRACTITIONER CLINICAL EXPERIENCE

Langley Health Services, Sumterville, Florida, Jan 2013 – May 2013

FQHC serving the needs of rural farm communities; Residency of 300 clinic hours with an additional 100

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clinical hours spent on doctorate project focused on Joint Commission accreditation of FQHC’s. Majority

of clinic hours spent in adult primary care setting ensuring the whole person health needs addressed with

additional hours in dermatology and podiatry services.

C ommunity Medical Center Pediatrics, O range City Florida, Aug 2011-December 2011

Health, wellness and acute care services to p ediatric p opulation ages birth-18 years of age.

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S erves a large Medicare/Medicaid population and is an a pproved National Health Service

C orps site.

Tree of Life Midwifery, Sanford, Florida May 2011-July 2011

Women’s health: birth control/natural family planning, lactation services, prenatal care, home birth, with

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followup postpartum care and lactation services.

Windermere Pediatrics, Windermere, Florida May 2011-July 2011

Health, wellness and acute care services to pediatric population ages birth-18 years

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O rlando Family Medical Clinic, Orlando Florida, Jan 2011-April 2011

o Adult health and wellness promotion with a comprehensive acute and chronic care to

i ndividuals across the life span.

Professional Memberships

American Academy of Nurse Practitioners

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Sigma Theta Tau

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Community/professional service

• Medical Volunteer through Northland Church- Completed Emergency Response Team Training.

• Phi Beta Psi: a national fundraising organization for cancer research

• Shepherd’s Hope volunteer

• Softball coach for girls fast pitch team

Doctoral Research

Evaluated the cost and perceived outcomes of accreditation of FQHCs by The Joint Commission, utilizing an

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exploratory descriptive interview style evaluating how macrosystem changes (accreditation) translate to

microsystem outcomes (delivery of healthcare). A case study methodology, with analysis of individual semi-

structured interview transcripts followed by cross-case analysis.

Perceived benefits and actual costs declined over time. All research participants reported that the process of

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preparing for their first accreditation cycle incurred greatest benefit through the formation of quality

improvement committees and resulting quality initiative measures taken.

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