Kenneth (“Ken”) P. Additon, MA, BCC, MSN, FNP, ARNP, WCC
***** ******* **. *****, ** 33618
Ph: 813-***-**** Email: ***********@*****.***
Education:
South University; (Graduated 5/2017)
Master of Science in Nursing (MSN)
oConcentration: Family Nurse Practitioner
Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN)
Hillsborough Community College: (Graduated 5/2014)
Associate of Science in Nursing (ASN)
Liberty University: (Completed 12/2005)
M Div Eqivilent
Some D Div classes
Dallas Theological Seminary: (Graduated 8/2000)
Masters of Arts in Theology
Trinity College of Florida: (Graduated 5/1997)
Bachelors of Arts in Pastoral Theology
oGraduated valedictorian
Other Education:
Clinical Pastoral Education
In hospital training at a Level One Trauma Center
Completed 4 units (1600 hours; 1 years)
Training entailed:
oCompleting Advance Directives with patients & families
oCultural and ethnic sensitivity & understanding
oBelief systems as it related to healthcare, death & dying
oGrief support & Counseling
Attended all deaths, codes & traumas at hospital
oCritical Stress Management
oWorking effectively with psych & dementia patients
Developing POC and Group Dynamics
Licenses & Certifications:
Board Certified Advance Practice Registered Nurse by ANCC
Board Certified Wound Care Specialist
Registered Nurse (RN)
Board Certified Chaplain with APC
Certified in End-of-life Care
Professional Experience:
As a Nurse Practitioner:
Mobile Physician Services: (9/2017 to Present)
oPrimary Care Provider (approximately 3 years)
Caring for chronically ill patients with multiple medical issues
Addressing acute medical issues
oWound Care Specialist (approximately 2 years)
Addressing all wound care patients
Writing orders for skilled nursing
FNP Graduate Practicum: (5/2015 – 5/2017)
James Haley VA Hospital; Kathleen Barry, ARNP (60 hours):
oVascular Outpatient Clinic: VA patients were assessed and cared for with various vascular issues (predominately AAA and PVD); radiographs were read and disease progression was determine and the need for surgical intervention.
Adult and Geriatric Care; David Eschelbacher, MD (183 hours):
oHome Care Physician: Visited patients in private homes and ALFs. Each individual patient was assessed and their medical needs were fully addressed; wound care provided; also ordering skilled nursing care, DME, physical and/or occupational therapy.
VA Clinic; Jeanne Botz, PMHNP, ARNP (57 hours):
oPsych Outpatient Clinic: Assessed/evaluated veterans with psych issues; psych medications prescribed and appropriate referrals made.
Women’s Health: Eliot Cazes, MD (180 hours):
oNew Tampa OB GYN: Women’s health issues were assessed and treated; Gynecologic examinations were performed; PAPs were done and cultures taken; patients were assessed for infections; pregnancies were evaluated (mother and fetus).
Pediatric Patient Care: Magda Salib, MD (182 hours):
oSaint Mary’s Pediatric Care: Pediatric patients were assessed with various infections and viruses—appropriate tests and medications prescribed; complete physical and sports examinations were performed; appropriate & timely vaccinations were provided (Many patients were from undeveloped countries; therefore, various illnesses were encounter and cultural sensitivity and understanding was crucial.).
Family Practice: Emma Majaura, ARNP (190 hours):
oMessassa Medical House Calls: Visited patients in private homes and ALFs; patients were assessed and disease processes were evaluated and appropriate treatments were prescribed; wound care provided; appropriate referrals were made; ordered skilled nursing, DMEs, physical and/or occupational therapy if necessary.
As a Registered Nurse:
Grace Family Home Care: (5/2017-10/2017)
oProviding medical care for patients in their homes
Nurse to You (4/2016—5/2017):
oProviding medical care for patients in their homes
TravelMed USA (5/2014-6/2016):
oWorked as agency nurse in Acute Care/Med-Surg Hospitals
As a Board Certified Chaplain:
Tampa General Hospital (8/1998--10/2018);
oAttended all codes (cardiac arrests, strokes) and to all trauma patients
oEducated and aided patients in completing Advance Directives
oProvided support to both patients and staff
oEducated staff on culturally appropriate care
Gulfside Hospice (3 years):
oManaged Palliative Care Team
oManaged Spiritual Care Team
Life-Path Hospice (8 years):
oCare for patients in private homes, ALFs, and nursing facilities
oCare for patient in acute care settings
As a Drug Abuse Counselor with DACCO (1 year):
Addiction Counselor:
oDrug education, Group/Individual counseling; Develop treatment plans
Special Recognition:
Presented with two awards by Tampa Chief of Police:
oSupporting families of officers who were shot/killed in line of duty
Served on two boards:
oTrinity College of Florida
Help to develop educational criteria; helped with accreditation process
oShepherd’s Retirement Community:
Served on governing body
Served as a substitute teacher for Hillsborough County Schools
o Enlisted to help students pass FCAT
Other achievements:
oGraduated valedictorian at Trinity College of Florida
oScored in top 3 percentile nationally on final HESI Exam
oGraduated MSN with 3.92 GPA
References:
Emma Majaura, ARNP: Own of Health Care Business
oProfessional for over 5 years
oPh: 813-***-****
John Accomando, MD: Chief of Staff of Oncology at James Haley VA Hospital
oProfessional and Personal for over 15 years
oPh: 813-***-****
Sabrina McGavock, BCC: Staff Chaplain at TGH
oProfession for over 17 years
oPh: 813-***-****
Vincent Martinson: Retired from Continental Airlines
oPersonal for over 20 years
oPh: 484-***-****