JANIS L BOMAR
**** ** **** *****, ***********, FL 32608 H: 352-***-**** C: 904-***-**** **********@*********.***
PROFESSIONAL SUMMARY
Former Vice President of Nursing for a major academic medical center hospital. More than 30 years
upper management. Expertise in all areas of healthcare management, including budgeting, program planning,
project management and staff training and development. Adaptable healthcare administrator accustomed to the
integration of new healthcare delivery systems and restructuring of work in an increasingly complex
regulatory environment. Well-trained HealthCare Professional offering vast experience in medical operations,
excellent interpersonal communication skills and the organizational savvy to run a hospital facility smoothly.
S KILLS
Budgeting proficiency Recruiting and hiring expert
Strong presentation skills Resource management expertise
Project management authority Savvy negotiator
Effective staff coach Supervisory training
Talented interviewer Quality improvement competency
Strategic planning capability Independent judgment and decision making
Planning and development Promotes positive behavior
Analytical thinker
Accomplished leader
W ORK HISTORY
Concierge Assistant, 07/2012 to 08/2013
UF Health Shands Hospital –
Gainesville, FL 882 Bed academic medical
center
GatorMed Concierge Program.
Development Department.
Contracted employee (20 hours per week) to help cultivate grateful patients into grateful donors.
Round on hospital patients who have been wealth screened into certain categories and provide services
to ensure that their hospital experience has always met their expectations.
Intercedes on their behalf when issues or barriers occur and provides feedback to patients and families
on outcomes.
Associate Vice President Nursing, 12/2006 to
05/2012 UF Health Shands Hospital – Gainesville,
FL Responsibility for 24 hour operations:
Women & Children services
PICU
Pediatrics
Psychiatry
Medicine
Hematology/Oncology
Bone Marrow services.
Provides leadership to achieve organization's mission of excellent patient care and nursing's vision of
setting a new standard of excellence in autonomous and accountable nursing practice committed to
patient advocacy and innovative patient care in a climate of trust and collaboration.
Reason for leaving - retirement
Director, Patient Care Operations - Nursing, 01/2005 to
03/2006 Bay Medical Center – Panama City, FL
Responsibility for 24 hour operations of:
Women & Children services
Float Pool
Express Admit Unit
IV Infusion Suite
supporting roles across all inpatient units (Patient Flow Coordinators, House Supervisors, Clinical
Nurse Specialists, Wound Care Coordinators, Infection Control, Staffing Office, and budget
Magnet Program
Reason for leaving Leadership changes and job abolished
Director, Medicine & Cardiovascular Services, 03/2004 to
09/2004 UF Health Jacksonville Hospital – Jacksonville, FL
Responsibility for the 24 hour operations:
8 inpatient units
one Acute Care Inpatient Dialysis unit
500 FTEs
Management team consists of 6 Nurse Managers, 3 Assistant Nurse Managers, 3 Clinical Nurse
Specialists, 1 Nurse Educator, 1 ARNP
Reason for leaving - non-fit with CNO, to be discussed at interview
Director, Inpatient Nursing, 09/2000 to 03/2004 the
Ohio State University Medical center – Columbus, OH
699 bed major academic medical center
Responsibility for the 24 hour
operations:
12 inpatient units
one procedural unit
1,000 FTE
$100,000,000 budget
$100,000,000 budget
Management team:
12 Nurse Managers
8 Clinical Nurse Specialists
PICC/TPN Team
ET/Wound Management Team
Analyzed patient and family feedback to identify opportunities for staff recognition as well as areas
for improvement.
Led clinical team in delivering care services that promoted optimal resident health.
Initiated audit process to evaluate thoroughness of documentation and maintenance of facility
standards.
Managed and directed fiscal operations, including planning budgets, authorizing expenditures,
accounting, establishing service rates and coordinating financial reporting.
Managed and directed fiscal operations, including planning budgets, authorizing expenditures,
accounting, establishing service rates and coordinating financial reporting.
Reason for leaving - Relocation closer to family following death of husband
Assistant Administrator Patient Care Services, 02/1992 to
09/2000 University Hospital Medical Center – Cincinnati, OH
695 bed major University Hospital
Responsibility for the 24 hour
operations:
4 Psychiatric Units
the Psychiatric Emergency Department
Psychiatric Social Service
Emergency Psychiatric Social
Service
Mobile CrisisTeam
4 Surgical Units
3 Surgical ICUs
Trauma Program
Emergency Department 80,000 visits per year
Prehospital Care Training Program
AirCare Flight Program
University Mobile Care
Rehab Services
Nutrition Support
Social Services
Central Staffing Office
House Supervision
Float Pool
Patient Care Services Information Services
Budgets and capital expenditures.
In 1999 title changed to Divisional Director Patient Care Services to more closely align all like
positions within the Health Alliance of Cincinnati. Th e Health Alliance of Cincinnati
was
system of healthcare in the greater Cincinnati region o f Ohio and Kentucky.
Led the planning and achievement of goals and objectives consistent with the agency mission and
philosophy.
Consistently complied with applicable laws and regulations and ensured facility adhered to Medicare
and Medicaid regulations.
Established and oversaw implementation of an effective budgeting and accounting system that improved
efficiency and reduced costs.
Represented and interpreted the agency's functions and services to other institutions, the public,
government agencies and other organizations.
Reason for leaving - husband's failing health and desire to live closer to his immediate family
Director, Nursing Support Systems and Medical Nursing, 10/1988 to 02/1992
Good Samaritan Hospital and Health Center – Dayton, OH
560 bed major medical referral center with secondary af filiation Wright State University
Dayton,
Responsible for 24 hour operations of:
4-18 bed medical units
Medical Same Day Admit unit
Nursing Float Pool
Student Nurse program
Nursing Supervisors
Clinical Nurse Specialists
Nursing Division Secretaries
the centralized functions of (a) Nursing Quality Assurance, (b) Nursing Research, (c) Staffing
and scheduling, (d) Clinical Ladder program and (e) Nursing Information Systems. Reason for
leaving: Relocation to attend PhD program.
Nurse Manager Emergency Department, 07/1974 to 12/1987
the Children's Hospital – Columbus, OH
318 bed tertiary university affiliated pediatric medical center Columbus, OH
Head Nurse Emergency Services:
Responsible for the 24 hour operations of Nursing Services:
the Emergency Department
Urgent Care and the Trauma Program with expansion to Level I Trauma Center: Pediatrics.
Assistant Director of Nursing:
Responsible for the administrative operation of Nursing:
evening and night shift in both decentralized and centralized systems.
Nursing Quality Assurance Coordinator:
Responsible for the Nursing Division Quality Assurance program.
Planned and implemented the first phase of unitbased QA.
Clinical Nursing Director:
Responsible for the 24 hour operations of:
22 bed Metabolic/Renal Unit
18 bed Hematology/Oncology Unit
24 bed General Medical Unit
acute Dialysis Unit
Clinical Nurse Specialists for Hematology/Oncology, Pulmonary, Cardiac, Nutritional Support,
Gastroenterology.
Staff Nurse - General Medical Unit
Responsible for the provision
direct patient care
Charge Nurse functions
supervision of 10 personnel on evening shift.
Reason for leaving: Relocation to attend Graduate program in Nursing Administration
Staff Nurse and Relief Supervisor, 01/1969 to
07/1974 Brown Memorial Hospital – Conneaut, OH
Responsible for the provision of direct patient care and administrative operations of the following:
ICU/CCU, Medical/Surgical Unit, Rehabilitation Unit, OB/Newborn Nursery/L&D, Emergency
Department and Operating Room.
Responsible for the design, training and implementation of ICU/CCU.
Reason for leaving: Personal.
Staff Nurse and Relief Supervisor, 05/1967 to 08/1968 Richmond Heights
General Hospital 100 bed Osteop – Richmond Heights, OH
Responsible for the provision of direct patient care and administrative operations of the following:
ICU/CCU, General Surgical Unit, Emergency Department and OB/Newborn Nursery.
Responsible for the design, training and implementation of the ICU/CCU.
Reason for leaving: Transfer of husband's job.
Staff Nurse and Relief Supervisor, 01/1967 to 04/1967 Scott,
White, & Brindley Memorial Hospital and Clinics – Temple, TX
300 bed research hospital Temple, TX
Responsible for:
Relief of 2 Head Nurses on their days off
Provision of direct patient care on the evening shift as a Float Nurse
Reason for leaving - Husband's discharge from Military Service, relocate back to Ohio.
EDUCATION
Ph.D.: DNP(c) - Executive Leadership, Current, anticipated graduation 6/2015
American Sentinel University - Aurora, CO
Master of Science: Nursing Administration, 1990
University of Cincinnati - Cincinnati, OH
Recipient of Outstanding Graduate Student Scholarship
Top 1% of class
Student government representative on Admissions Committee
Graduated Summa Cum Laude
Coursework in Health Services Administration
Coursework in Business Management
Coursework in Human Resources Management and Accounting
Bachelor of Science: Nursing, 1984
Ohio University - Athens, OH
Associate of Arts: Diploma Nursing, 1966
Trumbull Memorial Hospital School of Nursing - Warren, OH
President of Student body
Elected "Student Nurse of the year"
Won "Student Nurse of the year" at Regional
Competed for "Ohio "Student Nurse of the Year"
Professional Certification: Nurse Executive Advanced (NEA-BC) certified through the American Nurses
Credentialing Center Expires July 15, 2015:
Institution Trumbull Memorial Hospital School of -
Expires 6/15/2015
ACCOMPLISHMENTS
• Basic Life Support Provider (BLS)
• Certified Nurse Executive Advanced (NEA- BC)
• Trained Facilitator for Targeted Selection and Customer Service through DDI
• Facilitator and Instructor Crucial Conversations
• Facilitator and Instructor TEAMStepps
• Academic Appointments: 1991 - 2000 Adjunct faculty for
• Master's program - Nursing Administration University of Cincinnati College of Nursing and Health
Research: 1989: Unpublished Thesis "The cost of nursing care for the top ten DRGs in an urban, not-for-profit,
Southwestern Ohio hospital"
• 2001: The Impact of Dedicated Medication Nurses on the Medication Administration Error Rate: A
Randomized, Controlled Trial. Collaborative study with Cedars Sinai Medical Center, Los Angeles, CA. Research
funded by the National Patient Safety Foundation.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Nursing License:
• Ohio RN101196 Expires: 8/31/2013
• Florida RN9213442 Expires: 4/30/2015