Curriculum Vitae

Name: Michelle L. Hahn RN, MS, FNP-C

Address: **** ***** ****** ***

El Paso, TX 79934

Home Telephone: 915-***-****

Cell Phone: 915-***-****

E-mail: acn0wb@r.postjobfree.com

Business Address: 10301 Gateway Blvd W, El Paso, TX 79925

Supervisor: Jose Crespo MD

Business Telephone: 915-***-****

State Licensure: Texas Family Nurse Practitioner-C #700698

Area of Concentration: Family Nurse Practitioner-Certified

66HM5, Registered Nurse, Emergency Department

Rank: MAJ/0-4 Retired

Salary: 160 hours month at $70.00 hr

Employment dates Oct 2014 to present

Education (Military)

Course

Location Date

Intermediate Level Education Fort Gordon, GA

2006

Total Army Instructor Training Course Ft Bliss, Texas

2003

Leadership Education and Walter Reed Army

2000

Development Course Medical Center (WRAMC) D.C.

AMEDD Officer Advance Course Fort Sam Houston, (FSH) TX

1999

Charles J. Reddy Leader Crystal Spring, VA

1998

Development Course WRAMC, D.C.

1998

Medical Effects of Ionizing

Radiation (MEIR)

Medical Management of Chemical WRAMC, D.C.

1998

And Biological Casualties (MMCBC)

AMEDD Head Nurse Leader FSH, TX

1998

Development Course

Combat Casualty Course FSH, TX

1996

AMEDD Officer Basic Course FSH, TX

1994

Airborne School Ft

Benning, GA 1993

Primary Leadership Development Ft Lewis, WA

1988

Course

Correction NCO Course Ft McClellan, AL

1987

Law Enforcement Ft

McClellan, AL 1986

Education (Civilian) Location

Date

Post-Master's Family Nurse Practitioner University of Texas, El

Paso, TX Fall 2009

Master of Science in University

of Maryland, Baltimore, MD 2003

Advanced Practice Trauma, Critical Care,

and Emergency Nursing

The Sexual Assault Forensic Baltimore, MD

2000

Examination Training Program

Bachelor of Science Nursing Degree Lewis University,

Romeoville, IL 1994

Certifications:

Course

Location Date

ATLS El Paso, TX

2014

AANP Family Nurse Practitioner El Paso, TX

2010

Advanced Cardiac Life Support WBAMC, TX

2008

Provider Course

Trauma Nurse Core Course WBAMC, TX

2004

Pediatric Advanced Life Support WBAMC, TX

2008

Provider Course

Basic Life Support WBAMC, TX

2008

Provider/Instructor Course

Sexual Assault Forensic Examiner Peds/Adult Baltimore,MD

2000

2003

Professional Experience

Position

Location Date

Family Nurse Practitioner Del Sol Hospital ER

Oct 2014

To

Present

Mid-level practitioner in a robust ER seeing both Urgent and Emergent care

patients. I am responsible for assessment, diagnosis, and treatment of

common urgent and emergent medical problems. I perform minor procedures

such as wound I & D abscess management, toenail removals, simple suturing

of lacerations. I also manage acute presentation of HTN, diabetes, asthma,

and renal failure patients. Services include ordering, performing, and

interpreting diagnostic tests, education, counseling, and prescriptive

therapies.

Family Nurse Practitioner US Federal Government

Aug 2011

To

Jul 2013

Family Nurse Practitioner As a Family Nurse Practitioner, I am responsible

for diagnosis, treatment, and follow-up care of Active Duty and Retiree

Family Members for acute, episodic, and chronic illness with an emphasis on

preventive medicine and health promotion. Services include ordering,

performing, and interpreting diagnostic tests, education, counseling, and

prescriptive therapies. I routinely perform approximately 6 Well Woman PAP

smears daily. I manage diabetes, asthma, HTN, and diagnosis pertinent to

Family Practice. Also performs minor surgical procedures to include

implantable contraception (Nexplanon) insertions and removals, mole and

skin removals and biopsies, toe nail removals, foreign body removals, IUD

removals, and laceration repairs.

Family Nurse Practitioner Physician's Healthcare Associates

Apr 1 2010

To

June

2011

Family Nurse Practitioner As a family nurse practitioner, I provide

health care needs of the family through health assessments, direct care,

and guidance, teaching, or counseling as appropriate, particularly around

family self-care. I currently work collaboratively with family primary care

physicians and other professionals within the health care system. I can

serve as primary caregivers, but often work in conjunction with physicians

to diagnose, treat and monitor illness. Daily duties range from giving

general physical exams and taking medical histories to diagnostic testing,

administering immunizations and prescribing medication. In addition, I

provide minor illness to walk-in/urgent care to age birth to senior citizen

in walk-in clinic setting. Experienced in minor suturing, asthma

management, primary care, women's health, and pediatric care.

Post-Master's Graduate Student UTEP

Spring 2007

Fall 2009

As a student I performed 5 rotations of clinical. The first rotation in

Women's Health at First Choice OB/GYN seeing GYN patients for well-woman,

menstrual and menopausal conditions as well as routine OB patients. The

second rotation I performed clinical at Cornerstone Pediatrics providing

service to well and sick children. The third rotation of clinical I

performed sick call and primary care at William Beaumont Army Medical

Center 6th Brigade with Stan Harmon. My final location for clinical was at

Physician Health Associates where I completed 450 clinical hours. I had

the opportunity to provide well adult health care to women and men and to

also see sick children for walk-in clinic. I had the opportunity to

diagnose patients with Type 2 Diabetes, Hyperlipidemia, Hypertension,

Hypothyroid, Osteoporosis, and countless cases of flu, otitis media,

pneumonia, bronchitis, and asthma management.

Performance Improvement Coordinator William Beaumont Army Medical

Center Feb 2008

(WBAMC) El Paso, TX Dec

2009

In my current position I am responsible to coordinate aspects of the

nursing staff peer review process and provide support and PI leadership to

various clinical and non-clinical service lines. I identify opportunities

for improvement in patient care and coordinate activities geared toward

improved patient care processes and outcomes. I develop and disseminate

reports of healthcare related data to support performance improvement

activities. I collaborates across the organization and with appropriate

medical staff leaders to develop measurements, plan and design data

collection methodologies, and provide analysis to achieve department and

organizational performance improvement goals. I also maintain

communication with administration, medical staff and departmental leaders

regarding PI activities.

Head Nurse, Emergency Department WBAMC, El Paso, TX

Dec 2005

Feb 2008

Responsible for supervising the operation of a robust Level III, Trauma

Emergency Department with an average annual census of 45-60,000 patients.

Oversee the staff development, mentoring, administrative, and disciplinary

functions of 25 Civilian RN, 10 Military RN, 6 Civilian LVN, 13

Noncommissioned Officer and Enlisted Personnel, 11 administrative clerk

personnel. Develop and revise Standard Operating Procedures based on

Department of Nursing and Emergency Nursing Standards. Monitor

professionals and paraprofessionals adherence to standards of operations.

Oversee department Performance Improvement and Infection Control Committee.

Oversee the Point of Care Testing performed within the Emergency

Department. Answer patient complaints, perform chart reviews, and evaluate

practice standards based on Evidence Based Theory.

Head Nurse, Intermediate Care Ward Mosul, Iraq

Dec 2004

Dec 2005

Responsible for supervising the operation of a 20 bed ICU stepdown unit in

a combat zone with an annual occupied bed day census of approximately 7000

patients. Our primary mission was to stabilize American Soldier's

traumatic war wounds and prepare them for air-evacuation out of the war

zone theater. In addition, our mission consisted of surgical treatment for

battle wounds occurring to Iraqi Nationals, Iraqi Soldiers, and Iraqi

Insurgents (prisoners). During my tenure in Iraq, I oversaw the staff

development, mentoring, emotional health, administrative and disciplinary

functions of 12 Military RN, 9 Military LVN, and 3 translator civilian

staff members.

Instructor, Military LVN School WBAMC

Jul 2003

El Paso, TX

Nov 2004

Responsible for the provision of teaching, course development and clinical

coordination to 60 active duty enlisted Soldiers enrolled in the Licensed

Vocational Nursing Course. For two successive years, 60 students (100%)

were trained and successfully achieved passage of the Texas Licensed

Vocational Nursing board examination.

Sexual Assault Forensic Examiner Mercy Hospital,

Baltimore, MD Nov 2000

Jun 2003

Provided comprehensive care to female and male victims of sexual assault.

This care included physical and psychosocial assessment, crisis

intervention, prevention and treatment of sexually transmitted diseases,

and prevention of pregnancy. Performed over 60 examinations of alleged

sexual assault victims. Provided expert witness testimony for 2 victims

and testified in court on behalf of a victim on one separate occasion.

Emergency Room Charge/Clinical Staff Nurse Walter Reed Army Medical Center

Jul 1999

(Assistant Head Nurse) (WRAMC)

Washington D.C. Jul 2001

Provided acute and emergent care in a 13 bed Medical Emergency Room with an

annual census of 40,000 patients. Developed program and performed as

Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner. Assisted head nurse in the daily operation

of the department.

Urgent Care Clinic Clinical Staff Nurse Kimbrough Ambulatory Care

Clinic Sep 1998

(KACC), Ft Meade, MD Jul 1999

Provided care to acutely injured and ill patients in a 10 bed clinic with

an average annual census of 25,000 patients. Responsible for the

departmental preparation and successful inspection by the Joint Commission.

Urgent Care Clinic Head Nurse KACC, Ft Meade, MD

Mar 1998

Sep 1998 Responsible for supervising the operation of a 10 bed Urgent Care

Clinic with an average annual census of 25,000 patients. Oversee staff

development, mentoring, administrative, and disciplinary functions of 7

Civilian RN, 6 Military RN, 4 Civilian LVN, 6 Noncommissioned Officer and

Enlisted Personnel, 4 administrative clerk personnel. Develop and revise

Standard Operating Procedures based on Department of Nursing and Emergency

Nursing Standards. Monitor professionals and paraprofessionals adherence

to standards of operations. Oversee department Performance Improvement and

Infection Control operation. Answer patient complaints, perform chart

reviews, and evaluate practice standards.

Urgent Care Clinic, KACC, Ft

Meade, MD Sep 1997

Charge Nurse/Clinical Staff Nurse

Mar 1998

Provided care to acutely injured and ill patients in a 10 bed clinic with

an average annual census of 25,000 patients.

Emergency Room Staff Nurse Tripler Army Medical

Center Sep 1996

(TAMC), HI Sep 1997

Provided acute and emergent care in a 21 bed Level I Trauma Emergency Room

with an annual census of 60,000 patients.

Clinical Staff Nurse/Diabetic Educator TAMC, HI

Apr 1996 Internal Medicine

Sep

1996

Provided diabetic teaching to newly diagnosed as well as long term diabetic

patients. Teaching included glucose monitoring, insulin injections, diet

management, and foot care.

Charge Nurse/Clinical Staff Nurse TAMC, HI

Sep 1994

Medical/Psychiatric/Telemetry

Apr 1996

Provided patient care and staff and patient management on a 28 bed medical

and psychiatric unit. Daily operation included the provision of

chemotherapy infusions for cancer patients, step down care of Cardiac Care

Unit patients, diabetic patient management, medical care of psychiatric

patients, and other medical diagnosis too numerous to list.

Charge Nurse/Staff Nurse Lombard, IL

Jan 1994

Beacon Hill Nursing Home

May 1994

Worked as a GP awaiting licensure as an RN. Responsible for the care and

management of 34 geriatric patients.

Professional Organization Membership: Position

Date

Emergency Nurse Association Member

1997

Veteran's of Foreign War Post 8022 Member

2008

American Legion Post 832 Member

2009

Honors-Awards:

Type Location Date

Military:

Meritorious Service Medal Fort Bliss, TX

2009

Meritorious Service Medal Iraq

2005

Overseas Ribbon (2OLC) Iraq

2005

(indicates 3rd award)

Operation Iraqi Freedom Iraq

2005

National Defense Service Member FSH, TX

2001

Army Commendation Award (4OLC) WRAMC, Washington D.C.

2001

(indicates 5th award)

Army Commendation Award (3OLC) USAMEDDAC, Ft. Meade, MD

1999

(indicates 4th award)

Army Achievement Medal (3OLC) USAMEDDAC, Ft. Meade, MD

1999

(indicates 4th award) (For Joint Commission Survey Preparation)

Overseas Ribbon (1OLC) TAMC, HI

1997

Army Commendation Award (2OLC) TAMC, HI

1997

(indicates 3rd award)

Army Commendation Award (1OLC) FSH, TX

1994

(indicates 2nd award)

(awarded for providing rescue breathing/life saving measures to a choking

child in a car at a traffic intersection)

National Defense Service Member USA ROTC, Wheaton, IL

1993

Honors-Awards Contd.:

Type Location Date

Military:

Parachute Badge Ft Benning, GA

1993

Overseas Ribbon Korea

1990

Army Achievement Medal (2OLC) Korea

1990

(indicates 3rd award)

Army Commendation Award Ft Lewis, WA

1989

Army Achievement Medal (1OLC) Ft Lewis, WA

1989

Army Good Conduct Medal Ft Lewis, WA

1989

Noncommissioned Officer Professional Ft. Lewis, WA

1988

Development Ribbon

Army Achievement Medal Ft Lewis, WA

1986

Honors-Awards:

Type Location Date

Civilian

National Scholars Honor Society El Paso, TX

2009

Manchester Who's Who Baltimore, MD

2003

Presentations: Location

Date

Domestic Violence CEU Mosul, Iraq

2005

Domestic Violence CEU El Paso, TX

2004

Professional Decision Making and Career El Paso, TX

2004

Advancement for Enlisted Army Soldiers

Immunizing Baltimore City Children Age University of MD, Baltimore,

MD 2002

Five and Under

Spinal Cord Injury, Babinski Reflex, Crossed University of MD,

Baltimore, MD 2002

Extensor Reflex, and Crede Maneuver WRAMC, Washington, D.C.

1999

Middle Management Leadership

Professional Decision Making and Career FSH, TX

1994

Advancement for Enlisted Army Soldiers

Publications:

Learn the Chilling Facts about Hypothermia. Nursing 2005, February, pg

32hn1-32hn4

Firework Dangers. Kimbrough Community Newsletter, Jun 1999.

References:

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