Registered Nurse Nursing
Resume:
Desire position: Nursing education faculty position
Dear director:
As a current post-doctoral fellow and research scientist with over 26 years
experience as a registered nurse, online teaching experience, and
knowledge/experience with a variety of culturally diverse populations, I'm
well-positioned to prepare the future of nurse educators to deliver quality
care to patients and their family caregivers in a variety of settings.
Securing a faculty position will advance the mission and vision of the
university and inspire future nurses to reach for excellence in their
professional careers. I'm looking forward to interviewing for this
position.
Sincerely,
Linda Marcuccilli
Linda Marcuccilli, PhD, RN, MSc
Cell. 1-313-***-****
Home. 1-765-***-****
Email. ********@*******.***
Education
Wayne State University, Detroit, MI
Post-master's certificate
Gerontology, December, 2012
Indiana University School of Nursing, Indianapolis, IN
Post-doctoral research fellow, September 1, 2012
Wayne State University, Detroit, MI
Phd in Nursing, August 2012
Regis University, Denver, CO
Master of Science in Nursing, August 2008
Excelsior College, Albany, NY
Bachelor of Science in Nursing, February 2007
Henry Ford Community College, Dearborn, MI
Associate Degree in Nursing, June 1985
Work Experience
2012 - Post doctoral research fellow, Health Behavior Research,
Indiana University School of Nursing, Indianapolis, IN
2011- Wayland Baptist University, Plainview, TX, Online Faculty
Courses taught in the school of nursing, graduate level:
1) Curriculum Development in Nursing Education, 2) Role Development in
Nursing Leadership
2011- University of Detroit, Mercy, Detroit, MI, Teaching Internship
Lecturer for BSN students, content: Ob/Gyn
2008-2009
Schoolcraft College, Livonia, MI
Adjunct Clinical Instructor
Clinical instructor for Associate Degree Nurses
2006-2008
Oakwood Hospital, Dearborn, MI
Case Manager, Care Management
Utilization review and discharge planning for older adults
2000-2006
Oakwood Hospital, Dearborn, MI
Staff nurse, antepartum
Provided care to high-risk perinatal clients. Responsibilities included
primary care nursing and education.
1998-2000
Oakwood Hospital, Dearborn, MI
Staff nurse, Critical Care
Provided care to ventilator-dependent clients
Responsibilities included ventilators and hemodynamic monitoring
1994-1997
Oakwood Hospital, Dearborn, MI
Clinic nurse, Maternal Fetal Medicine
Performed non-stress tests, client education.
1992-1994
Hutzel Hospital, Detroit, MI
Preceptor and staff nurse, Post-Partum,
Newborn/Transition Nursery.
Responsibilities included training all newly hired nursing personnel, and
primary care nursing.
1985-1990
Henry Ford Hospital, Detroit, MI
Staff nurse
Primary care nursing of perinatal clients, newborn/transitional nursery.
Academic Honors
2008-2009 Graduate Enhancement Award
2009-2010 Graduate Enhancement Award
2010-2011 Thomas C. Rumble Scholarship
2011 Graduate Assistance in Areas of National Need
2011-2012 Wayne State College of Nursing Scholarship
Professional Awards
2012 Poster presentation, "Modification of self-concept in patients with
an LVAD: An initial exploration" accepted as one of three student
poster finalists to represent Wayne State University at Midwest Nursing
Research Society Conference in Dearborn, MI
2011 Research poster: "From insiders' perspectives: Adjusting to
caregiving for patients with LVADs" was awarded "finalist" at the 7th
annual 2011 American Association of Heart Failure Nurses' Conference,
Seattle, Washington.
2011 Research abstract on "Sex and intimacy among patients living with an
LVAD" received 1st place, Oral Competition at the 7th annual 2011
American Association of Heart Failure Nurses' Conference, Seattle,
Washington.
2010 Research poster on "Sex and intimacy among patients living with an
LVAD" received Second Place at Wayne State University's (WSU) 2010
Graduate Exhibition, Life and Health Sciences Division.
Professional Presentations
2013 Paper/podium presentation,"Caregivers of adults with destination
therapy: The inside perspective," Midwest Nursing Research Society
Conference,Chicago, IL
2013 Paper/podium presentation,"Dyadic perspectives on end-of-life while
living with destination therapy: A preliminary investigation," Midwest
Nursing Research Society Conference, Chicago, IL
2012 Paper/podium presentation, "Modification of self-concept in patients
with an LVAD: An initial exploration," Wayne State University Graduate
Exhibition, Detroit, MI
2012 Paper/podium presentation, "Modification of self-concept in patients
with an LVAD: An initial exploration," University of Toledo School of
Nursing Research Day, Toledo, OH.
2012 Poster presentation, "Modification of self-concept in patients with
an LVAD: An initial exploration," Wayne State University Research Day,
Detroit, MI.
2012 Poster presentation, "Patients' and Caregivers' Inside Perspectives:
Living with an LVAD as a Destination Therapy." Midwest Nursing
Research Society, Dearborn, MI.
2012 Post presentation, "Modification of self-concept in patients with an
LVAD: An initial exploration," The Council for the Advancement of
Nursing Conference, Washington, D.C.
2011 Research abstract: "From insiders' perspectives: Adjusting to
caregiving for patients with LVADs" presented at the following
conferences:
2011: WSU College of Nursing Research Day
2011: WSU Graduate Exhibition, Detroit, MI
2011: Cleveland Clinic Nursing Institute Symposium, Cleveland, OH
2010 Paper/podium presentation, "Sex and intimacy among patients living
with an LVAD" Council for the Advancement of Nursing, Washington, D.C.,
September 29, 2010
Funded Research
Ongoing Research Support
Indiana Minority Health Coalition Grant
Poe (PI)
Bakas (Co-PI)
10/1/12-6/30/13
Access to Healthcare, Type 2 Diabetes, and Heart Failure Self-Management
Practices of American Indians their Family Caregivers living in Indiana
The aims of this study are carried out in 2 Phases. Phase 1 aims are to: 1)
determine the most frequent barriers to access to care among American
Indians and Alaska Natives living in Indiana; and 2) explore demographic
factors that are associated with barriers to access to care. Phase 2 aims
are to: 1) explore barriers to follow up care for American Indians and
Alaska Natives with Type 2 diabetes; 2) explore diabetes self-management
practices; 3) explore the needs and concerns of family caregivers of those
with Type 2 diabetes; and 4) determine what participants would like to see
in a future telephone follow-up program.
Role: Marcuccilli - Academic Partner (Consultant)
Indiana Minority Health Coalition Grant
Poe (PI)
Bakas (Co-PI)
12/1/12-6/30/13
Phase 3 of parent study above: Heart Failure Self-Management Practices of
American Indians and their Family Caregivers living in Indiana.
The aims of this study are carried out in 2 phases. Phase 1 aims are to:
1) explore self-management practices among heart failure patients 3)
explore the needs and concerns of family caregivers of those with heart
failure; and 4) determine what participants would like to see in a future
telephone follow-up program for patients with heart failure and their
family caregivers
Role: Marcuccilli - Co-PI
Completed Research Support
Sigma Theta Tau
Marcuccilli (PI)
09/01/11-05/01/12
Patients' and Caregivers' Inside Perspectives: Living with a Left-
ventricular Assist Device as a Destination Therapy
Conducted a hermeneutic phenomenological inquiry exploring the lived
experience of living with and caring for adults with left-ventricular
assist devices as a destination therapy.
Role: PI
Wayne State University College of Nursing Start-up Fund
Casida (PI)
2009-2010
Self-concept and lifestyle adjustments of patients with long-term LVADs
This study explores the patients' perspectives on their self-concept and
how they manage the LVAD as an integral component of their bodies and
lives.
Role: Research assistant
Publications
Marcuccilli, L., & Casida (2011). From insiders' perspectives: Adjusting
to caregiving for patients with LVADs. Progress in Transplantation, 21(2),
137-143.
Marcuccilli, L., & Casida (2011). Sex and intimacy among patients living
with left-ventricular assist devices. Journal of Cardiovascular Nursing,
26(6), 504-511.
Casida, J., Marcuccilli, L., & Peters (2011). Lifestyle adjustments of
adults with long-term implantable left ventricular assist devices: A
phenomenological inquiry. Heart & Lung: the Journal of Acute and Critical
Care, 40(6), 511-520. doi:10/1016/j.hrtlng.2011.05.002.
Marcuccilli, L., & Casida, J. (2012). Overcoming alterations in body image
imposed by the LVAD: A case report. Progress in Transplantation, 22(2):
212-6. doi: 10.7182/pit2012579.
Marcuccilli, L., Casida, J., & Peters, R. M. (2013). Modification of self-
concept in patients with an LVAD: An initial exploration. Journal of
Clinical Nursing, in press.
Marcuccilli, L., Casida, J., Bakas, T., & Pagani, F. (2013). Family
caregivers' inside perspectives: Caring for an adult with an LVAD as a
destination therapy. Progress in Transplantation, in review.
Other Experience and Professional Memberships
2013 American Association for Heart Failure Nurses Special Task
Force Committee
2011-2012 Wayne State University PhD Program Committee: Nursing doctoral
student representative
2011-2012 Wayne State University Search Committee: Nursing
doctoral student representative
2012- Journal of Nursing Scholarship, reviewer
2012- American Heart Association, Passion Committee, Go Red for
Women, volunteer
2012- Journal of Nursing Scholarship, reviewer
2011- Midwest Nursing Society: Scholarship committee, reviewer
2011- Heart & Lung, reviewer
2011- International Qualitative Research Journal, reviewer
2010- Member, American Association of Heart Failure Nurses
2010- Member, American Nurses Association
2010- Midwest Nursing Research Society
2010- Council for the Advancement of Heart Failure Nurses
2008-2012 HelpSource Adult Day Care
2008- Member, Honor Society Sigma Theta Tau
2008- Member, Sigma Theta Tau, Alpha Chapter
References
Thelma Phillips PhD, RN
Assistant Professor
Mc Auley School of Nursing
College of Heath Professions
University of Detroit Mercy
Office CHP 322
phone: 313-***-****
4001 W. McNichols Road
Detroit, Mich. 48221-3038
April Hazard Vallerand, PhD, RN, FAAN
Associate Professor
Wayne State University College of Nursing
5557 Cass Avenue Cohn Bldg. #364
Detroit, Michigan 48202
313-***-**** office
248-***-**** cell
248-***-**** fax
*****.*********@*****.***
Jesus (Jessie) Casida, PhD, RN, APN-C, CCRN-CSC
Assistant Professor, Division of Acute, Critical, and Long-term Care
Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Nurse Faculty Scholar Alumnus
The University of Michigan School of Nursing
400 North Ingalls Building, Room 2174
Ann Arbor, MI 48109-5482
Telephone: 734-***-****
Fax: 734-***-****
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