Registered Nurse State University

Barbara B. Barresi, Ph.D.

****-* ******* **** * Columbus, OH 43212 w 614-***-**** w ac1t24@r.postjobfree.com

EDUCATION

Ph.D. - Philosophy (Clinical & Organizational Ethics)

The Union Institute and University, Cincinnati, Ohio, 1997

Master of Arts – Philosophy, The Ohio State University, Columbus, OH, 1993

Bachelor of Arts – Philosophy, The Ohio State University, Columbus, OH, 1991

Diploma in Nursing, Providence Hospital School of Nursing, Sandusky, OH, 1975

ASSOCIATIONS & HONORS

American Philosophical Society

American Society of Bioethics and Humanities

American Society for Women in Philosophy

American Society of Law, Medicine and Ethics

Kennedy Institute of Ethics

Association of Practical and Professional Ethics

Society for Business Ethics

The Council on Governmental Ethics Laws

Council for Ethical Leadership at Capital University

Leadership Columbus

ACLU

WELD – Women for Economic and Leadership Development

Sigma Theta Tau International Nurse’s Honor Society

Rho Omicron Chapter - Mount Carmel College of Nursing

Theta Theta Chapter – Capital University

The Ohio Council on Women and Girls

National Women’s History Museum – Founding Member

Women’s Fund of Central Ohio

Sigma Theta Tau International Nurse’s Honor Society – Rho Omicron Chapter

Miss Hope of Ohio - 1975

SUBMISSIONS

Barresi, B. (1998) How knowledge of illness impacts the decision for advance directives.

Barresi, B. (2002) Attitudes of surviving spouses concerning advance directives.

DOCTORAL COMMITTEE SERVICE

Year Name Doctoral Area of Interest

1998 Herbert Rau, Ph.D. Business Administration

2001 Kurt Jackson, PT, Ph.D. Health & Sports Science

2001 Bill Spees, Ph.D. Computer Technology/

Distance Learning Applications

2002 Joseph Williams, RN, Ph.D. Healthcare Administration/

Nurse Anesthetist Programs

2008 Carol Drummond Interdisciplinary Studies/

Conservation Ethics

2008 Howard Epstein, Ph.D. Biology & Botany Pharmacologic Science

AREAS OF COMPETENCY

Highly experienced, well-educated Ethicist practiced in the creation, development, implementation, and oversight of effective Ethics programs in. Areas of expertise include:

Training

Case Analysis

Policies and Programs

Consultations

Guidance/Counseling

Bioethics

Project Management

Strategic Planning

Leadership Training

Family Relations

Interdisciplinary Communication

Team Management

Integrity Programs

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

CAPITAL UNIVERSITY, Columbus, OH 9/09 –current

Executive Professor – SoML – Develop and present ethics classes for both Traditional Undergraduate and MBA students.

Director Council for Ethical Leadership at Capital University. Direct the program and develop new programming for the Council. Maintain CEL Website.

CAPITAL UNIVERSITY, Columbus, OH 8/06 -current

Adjunct Professor - General Education. Created and presented a class in ethical theory for traditional and adult learners in undergraduate degree programs.

THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY MEDICAL COLLEGE, Columbus, OH 7/05 – current

Community Member – Professionalism Council, Subcommittee on Education and Evaluation.

Provide leadership in ethics for the subcommittee to development a new program in Professionalism with the Medical College and the University Medical Center.

MOUNT CARMEL HEALTH SYSTEM, Columbus, OH 11/95 – 12/04

Ethicist (11/96-12/04). Provided leadership in ethics for the medical staff, administrative and management staff, and the Board of Directors through the four key functions of education, consultation and case analysis, policy development, and the organization's integrity program. Gave guidance to health care providers in identifying moral issues consistent with the Core Competencies for Health Care Ethics Consultation developed by the American Society of Bioethics and Humanities.

Executed and maintained a 24 -hour ethics consultation service for the medical staff and healthcare providers throughout the system. Completed over 4,000 consultations for the system.

Facilitated effective communication between patients, families, and staff members.

Recognized, examined, and sought to understand the various relational barriers as well as cultural and diversity issues that affect communication and working relationships in the healthcare setting.

Maintained interprofessional collaborative relationships for Mount Carmel and other providers, such as the Catholic Conference of Ohio, Lifeline of Ohio Organ Procurement, Council for Ethics in Economics, and the Columbus Medical Association's subcommittees on bioterrorism.

Organized and maintained three clinical ethics committees that convened monthly.

Developed a program for Ethical/Mission Discernment to address the appropriateness of corporate development plans.

Designed and produced all policies related to ethical issues for the clinical and organizational areas in the Mount Carmel System.

Served as co-chair of the Institutional Review Board for approval of research applications at all Mount Carmel sites. Also co-chaired the Organizational Integrity Council.

Served as the ethicist for the Privacy Council.

Member of the Regulatory Support Team to maintain readiness for all on-site regulatory reviews.

Organized and facilitated the annual Bruce E. Siegel Memorial Lecture for ethics for 8 years.

Developed and presented ethics education for the residency training program. Conducted frequent bedside ethics rounds in the intensive care units with the residents.

Developed and presented ethics orientation for all new employees.

Internship as Ethicist (11/95-11/96). Designed a full-year internship in clinical and organizational ethics

for Mount Carmel Health System, this led to creation of the position described above.

MOUNT CARMEL COLLEGE OF NURSING, Columbus, OH 1/02 – 12/05

Adjunct Professor. Designed and taught Bachelor of Nursing course in clinical ethics. Consulted with students addressing ethical issues in clinical areas. Served on the steering committee in the development of the Rho Omicron Chapter of Sigma Theta Tau Honor Society for the College of Nursing. Also served on the planning committee for the development of a Masters in Nursing for the College.

CAPITAL UNIVERSITY, Columbus, OH 1/97 – 2/03

Adjunct Professor - Nursing, General Education and GSA Program. Created and presented a class in ethical theory for the Bachelor of Science in Nursing program and a GSA course in Organizational Ethics.

HOSPICE AT RIVERSIDE, Columbus, OH 2/85 – 3/87

On-call Hospice Nurse. Assisted families and patients with the emotional issues they faced as they confronted death issues. Served on the design committee for a free-standing hospice facility.

GRANT HOSPITAL, Columbus, OH 2/83 – 6/84

Critical Care Registered Nurse. General critical care nursing responsibilities for post open-heart and trauma patients.

MOUNT CARMEL, Columbus, OH 5/79 – 9/82

Critical Care Registered Nurse & Critical Care Coordinator. General critical care nursing responsibilities for post open-heart and surgical intensive care patients.

Designed and completed retrospective research of 250 medical records regarding pulmonary

complications in the post open-heart patient. Obtained, compiled and analyzed data in 20-25 areas of importance resulting in changes in the medical interventions for patients undergoing surgery.

Educated and supervised new staff in critical care nursing.

THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL, Columbus, OH 3/78 – 3/79

General registered nursing responsibilities on the surgical oncology unit

THE AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY - OHIO DIVISION, Cleveland, OH 2/77 – 3/78

Director for Service and Rehabilitation for Ohio. Executed and supervised the state-wide programs in service and rehabilitation in each of the 90 county American Cancer Society headquarters, including the Reach to Recovery, Ostomy Program and Let No Woman Be Overlooked (cervical cancer program).

1975 Selected the first Miss Hope of Ohio and now responsible for its continuation as the Nurse of Hope program.

WOMAN'S CLINIC, Sandusky, Ohio 9/75 – 2/77

Clinic Manager. Executed daily operations of OB-GYN office practice for three physicians. Oversaw finances, long-range forecasts, and budget reports. Implemented new programs, policies, and an informed consent process. Trained and managed 25 office staff members.

PRESENTATIONS

Invited Talks, Workshops, and Other Indications of Scholarship

10-06-09 – Capital University Center for Faith and Learning

Genetics, Ethics and Christian Faith – Dr Paul T. Nelson, Speaker

Panel Response Member concerning business and medical issues in genetics.

11-10-09 – Columbus Council on World Affairs – Columbus, Ohio

Workshop “What is Ethics & Moral Decision Making” for 60 high school students attending the conference Sustainability: The Triple Bottom Line.

11-13-09 – Ohio Society of Professional Engineers

Presentation – “Applied Ethics in Engineering as a Natural/Scientific Process” at the Fall Continuing Professional Development Conference, Columbus, Ohio.

12/01/09 – Bexley Area Chamber of Commerce – Board Members

Workshop – Mission Statement based Goal Setting and Strategic Planning.

Currently, the Chamber does not have a specific strategic plan, budget or formal committee structure. Plans were developed to move the Chamber forward in 2010 in a more professional format.

03/03/10 – CEL Round Table Ethics Forum – Social Media

03/09/10 – CPCU (Chartered Property Casualty Underwriters)

Invited talk (85people) “Ethical Implications of Social Media” for their March Ethics Lunch.

05/13/10 – CEL Round Table Ethics Forum – Public & Workplace Privacy

07/13/10 – CEL Round Table Ethics Forum – Healthcare Reform

09/17/10 – Critical Care Nurses Association - Columbus, Ohio

Workshop “Critical Care Ethics & Moral Decision Making in Healthcare” for 120 Registered Nurses preparing to take their CCRN Certification.

09/24/10 – present - Ohio Council for Women and Girls

Health Care Committee member to survey, evaluate, and education young women on healthcare issues throughout the State of Ohio.

10/06/10 – present – National Center for Urban Solutions

Committee member and ethics representative for the Ban the Box program for Columbus and Franklin County

10/22/10 – CEL Roundtable Ethics Forum – Intercultural Collaboration

03/18/11 – Immigration Policy Center – Washington DC

Participation in a Statewide Invitation Only Roundtable discussion on immigration and immigration policy in Ohio. The Roundtable members will continue to work on immigration policy in the areas of business activities, healthcare and possible new legislation for Ohio.

03/25/11 Prentice Hall’s editorial department, completed the pre-revision review process of Peter and Sarah Stanwick’s Understanding Business Ethics 1/e.

This project required:

Evaluation the overall organization and presentation of the text.

Reading selected features.

Answering a series of questions.

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