Michelle Wise, MSN, APRN, FNP-BC

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Cell: 864-***-****

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Education

Duquesne University: Post-Master’s certificate, Forensic Nursing 8/2017

Duquesne University, Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner Training 4/2016

University of South Carolina School of Nursing: MSN, APRN, 8/2005

Family Nurse Practitioner

Lander University: BSN 5/1999

Honors and Awards

Letter of Commendation for excellent patient service, New 2009

Horizons Family Health Services

Sigma Theta Tau International Honor Society of Nursing 2005

Lander University Annie Laurie Crawford Memorial Scholarship 1998

recipient for excellence in mental health nursing

Licensure/Certifications

Advanced Practice Registered Nurse: South Carolina State Board 8/2005-present

of Nursing, License # APN.F2787

Family Nurse Practitioner: American Nursing Credentialing 8/2005-present

Center, Certification # 200-***-****

Registered Nurse: South Carolina State Board of Nursing, License 6/1999-present

#F2787

Basic Life Support Provider: American Heart Association 1996-present

Advanced Cardiac Life Support: American Heart Association. 6/2019-present

Pediatric Advanced Life Support: American Heart Association 7/2019-present

Professional Memberships

International Association of Forensic Nurses 8/2015-present

American Nurse Association 6/2016-present

South Carolina Nurse Association 6/2016-present

American Association of Nurse Practitioners 10/2019-present

Professional Experience

South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control - Low 8/2020-present

Country Division, Registered Nurse, Infection Control and Prevention

COVID Strike Team

Under the direction of the SC DHEC epidemiology department – Case Investigation and Contact tracing related to cases/testing for COVID-19. Assist as needed with mass/group testing events.

Wellpath/Sheriff Al Cannon Detention Center, Health Services 7/2020-8/2020

Administrator, Family Nurse Practitioner

Under the direction of Wellpath Administration, responsible authority of the medical services and medical professionals providing patient care for inmates in the Sheriff Al Cannon Detention Center, PRN Nurse Practitioner

Carolina Correctional Healthcare Management/Sheriff Al Cannon 9/2019-7/2020

Detention Center, Director of Nursing/Family Nurse Practitioner

Proving direction, education, support, evaluation, and mentorship to the nursing staff at the Sheriff Al Cannon Detention Center under the guidance of the Medical Director and Health Service Administrator. With physician collaboration, assessment, diagnosis, and treatment of illness among incarcerated inmates ages 11 and above.

Infinite Wellness of the Carolinas, Family Nurse Practitioner 8/2018-5/2019

Integrative Physical Medicine: With physician collaboration; assessment, diagnosis and treatment of acute and chronic conditions, acute and chronic pain treatment with holistic/naturalistic treatments. PRP/Stem cell therapy

Greenville County Detention Center, Family Nurse Practitioner 08/2013-1/2018

With physician collaboration; assessment diagnosis and treatment of illness among incarcerated inmates ages 11 and above

New Horizons Family Health Center, Family Nurse Practitioner 3/2009-8/2011

With physician collaboration; assessment, diagnosis and treatment of

illness among walk in clients ages 15 and above

Wellness Coalition of America, JPS Composite Materials, Family 6/2009-03/2011

Nurse Practitioner

With physician collaboration; assessment, diagnosis and treatment

of chronic illness; health screenings and wellness education among

factory employees

Greenville County Detention Center, Family Nurse Practitioner 8/2005-9/2008

With physician collaboration; assessment, diagnosis and treatment of

illness among incarcerated adult inmates and new employee physicals

Palmetto Health Baptist Easley, Registered Nurse 11/2003-11/2005

Staff Nurse, Medical-Surgical/Telemetry Unit

Greenville County Department of Health and Environmental 2000-11/2003

Control, Registered Nurse

Staff Nurse, Family Planning Services and OB referral coordination

Palmetto Health Baptist Easley, Registered Nurse 1999-2000

Staff Nurse, Medical Surgical/Telemetry Unit

Professional Oral Presentations

Eastergard, M. and Darby, T. A day in the life of a Correctional 11/2015

Nurse and Nurse Practitioner. Bob Jones University School of

Nursing on behalf of Greenville County Detention Center

Eastergard, M. and Roberts, A. A day in the life of a Correctional 2/2015

Nurse and Nurse Practitioner, Bob Jones University School of

Nursing on behalf of Greenville County Detention Center

Legislative Advocacy

Eastergard, M. and Day, K., Presentation to staff members for Senator 4/2017

Lindsey Graham and Senator Tim Scott regarding the roles of forensic nursing, the components of the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) and the request for a vote to reauthorize funding for VAWA in 2018 on behalf of the International Association of Forensic Nurses, Washington, D.C

Preceptor/Teaching

Academic Year 2016-2017:

Medical University of South Carolina, DNP student Gabrielle Amarante – 32 hours

Medical University of South Carolina, DNP student Emily Ivey – 110 hours

Academic Year 2015-2016

Simmons College, DNP student Jordan Bartham - 74 hours

Simmons College, DNP student Jennifer Garren - 110 hours

Academic Year 2016-2017

Simmons College, DNP student Sylvia Campbell – 47 hours

Professional Development

Continuing Education (Non-Forensic):

2/26/2013: Safe Opioid Prescribing: Live Webcast 1.0 hour, AMA PRA

5/16/2013-5/18/2013: Medical University of South Carolina: Evidence-Based Drug Therapy Update 19.0 hours, AMA PRA

oEvidenced-Based Update on the Management of Patients with Major Depressive Disease

oCOPD

oUpdate on the Management of Patients with Chronic Kidney Disease/KDOQI Guidelines

oEvidenced-Based Update on Drug Therapy in the Elderly

oUpdate on the Treatment of Acute Pain

oUpdate on the Treatment of Hepatitis C

oImmunization Update

oUpdate on HIV/AIDS

oUpdate on the Treatment of Obesity

oEvidenced-Based Update on the Treatment of Type 2 Diabetes

oEvidenced-Based Treatment of Dyslipidemia/ATP IV

oEvidenced-Based Treatment of Hypertension/JNC-8

oUpdate on the Management of Patients with Non-Valvular Atrial Fibrillation

oEvidenced-Based Update on the Treatment of Patients with Acute Coronary Syndrome/Stents

oEvidenced-Based Update on the Management of Patients with Heart Failure

oLawful Prescribing

oUpdate on the Pharmacotherapy in Women’s Health

oEvidenced-Based and Cost-Effective Pharmacotherapy

oMedication Reconciliation

oEvidenced-Based Update on the Treatment of Pediatric Patients with Asthma

8/14/2013: Never Too Early, Never Too Late: Cardiovascular Health for Women Throughout the Lifespan 1.0 hour, AANP

9/12/2013: Diagnosis and Treatment of IBS-C and Chronic Constipation: Moving in the Right Direction 1.0 hour, AMA PRA

11/12/2013-11/17/2013: Contemporary Forums: Pharmacology for Advanced Practice Clinicians 44.25 hours, ANCC

oIntroduction- The Fundamentals of Pharmacology and Therapeutics (including drug interactions) 3.75 hours

oCardiovascular Pharmacology Part 1 4.75 hours

oInfectious Disease Pharmacology 3.75 hours

oTreating Infections, Guidelines and Case Studies 2.75 hours

oUpdate on Adult Vaccines 1.5 hours

oDermatology Update 2.0 hours

oPsychopharmacology and Neuropharmacology 6.0 hours

oStimulants (Schedule II Requirements) 1.0 hour

oOpioid Analgesics 1.5 hours

oLegal Aspects of Prescribing (Schedule II Requirements) 1.0 hour

oPain Management Strategies: Clinical Applications 3.75 hours

oDietary Supplements 1.5 hours

oWomen’s Health Drugs 4.0 hours

oRespiratory Pharmacology: A Case Study Approach 2.5 hours

oCardiovascular Pharmacology Part 2: A Case Study Approach 3.5 hours

oReview Self-Assessment 1.0 hour

7/17/2014: Food Addiction, Obesity & Diabetes 6 hours, ANCC

8/13/2014-8/16/2014: Metabolic and Endocrine Disease Summit 24 hours, AANP

oInterpreting Thyroid Labs/ Case Studies in Hyperthyroidism

oWhen, Why, and How to Treat Hypothyroid Conditions

oThyroiditis: “The Big Three”

oInvestigating Thyroid Nodules

oHypercalcemia, Parathyroid Disease, Vitamin D Deficiency

oObesity: The Latest Skinny on Fat

oDietary Approaches to Obesity and Diabetes

oTherapeutic Lifestyle Interventions for the Overweight Patient

oApplying Therapeutic Lifestyle Strategies: A Live Scenario

oCase Study in T2DM- Bob’s Journey: Navigating the Path of Non-Insulin Therapies

oInsulin Overview: What’s on the Menu?

oBob’s Journey Continues: When the Road Leads to Insulin

oSpecial Populations: Pre-Conceptual Concerns of Pregnancy and Diabetes

oSweet and Low: Hyper and Hypoglycemia

oSpecial Populations: New Onset Diabetes in the Elderly

oTwo Options for Interpreting Glucose Information

oNew Onset Type 1 Diabetes: “Eating Your Concerns”

oCKD and the Diabetic Kidney: Is Albumin the Only Important Factor?

oSteroids and Diabetes

oDiabetic Peripheral Neuropathy and the Foot Exam

oRenal Medication Dosing: “The Good, the Bad and the Iatrogenic”

oAutonomic Neuropathies and Retinopathy

oOsteoporosis: Overview, Workup, Diagnosis

oOsteoporosis: Who Should Be Treated and What Agent Should I Use?

oWomen’s Health Issues and Endocrine Disease

oGI Disorders, Celiac Disease, and Endocrine Management

oAdrenal Disease: “Simplifying What Seems Complex”, Part 1

oAdrenal Disease: “Simplifying What Seems Complex”, Part 2

oDemystifying PCOS

oDyslipidemia: “The Changing Paradigm”

oMale Hypogonadism: “To Treat or Not to Treat”

oAddressing Non-Glycemic Vascular Risk Factors

oSuspecting Pituitary Disorders: “What Do You Do?”

oFact or Fiction: Addressing Alternative Therapy for Endocrine Disease

6/17/15: Emergency Medicine – An Intensive Boot Camp Self Study 26 hour, AANP

oAdvanced Practice Clinicians in EM: Challenges and Opportunities

oSupervision Essentials

oApproach to the ED Patient

oWhat You Must Know to Avoid Being Sued

oVital Signs: Keys to Risk Avoidance

oAnalgesics and Procedural Sedation

oEssential Charting Concepts

oHead Trauma: Keys to Judicial Assessment

oUrology Rapid Assessment and Treatment

oHip and Pelvic Disorders: Don’t Miss the Subtle Ones

oAsthma and Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease

oUpper Abdominal Disorders

oEyes: Essential Diagnosis and Treatment

oEssential Pediatrics

oPregnancy and Vaginal Bleeding: Core Concepts

oPediatric Rashes

oHeadaches: Don’s Miss the Serious Ones

oCervical Spine Disorders: Most Benign, Some Not

oAdult Chest Disorders, Part 1

oAcute Coronary Syndrome: Essential Concepts

oSTDs: 2012 Diagnosis and Treatment

oTIAs and Strokes: State of the Art

oShoulder Disorders: A Systemic Approach

oEndocrine and Acid/Base Disorders

oCongestive Heart Failure Myo/Pericarditis

oEars: Newest Approaches

oBack Disorders: Don’t Miss the Red Flags

oHand & Wrist

oDermatology: Rashes to Anaphylaxis

oNeuropsychiatric Disorders

oSoft Tissue Injuries: Optimizing Care

oAdult Chest Disorders, Part 2

oKnee Disorders

oSoft Tissue Infections & Sepsis: Optimizing Care

oSyncope & Hypertension

oSinus, Nose, & Tooth Disorders

oCardiac Dysrhythmias

oEnvironmental Disorders

oPediatric Infections: A Consistent Approach

oAnkle & Foot Disorders

o2010 AHA Emergency Cardiac Care Guidelines

oElbow & Forearm Disorders

oElectrolyte Disorders

oLower Abdominal

oOropharyngeal and Neck Disorders

6/23/2015: Wound Care Basic Training 23 hours, AMA PRA

oThe Physiology of Wound Healing

oWound Classification

oWound Assessment

oArterial Ulcers

oNon-Invasive Assessment of Tissue Perfusion and Oxygen Delivery

oDiabetic Foot Ulcer

oOptimal Offloading

oVenous Ulcers

oIntroduction to Pressure Ulcers

oPressure Ulcers Clinical Management

oSurgical Wounds

oAtypical Wounds

oWound Dressings and Topical Management

oWound Infection

oWound Debridement

oAdvanced Modalities

oBiophysical Technologies for Wound Healing

oNutrition & Wound Healing

oHyperbaric Oxygen Therapy

6/24/2015: Stroke Prevention in Atrial Fibrillation: Sharing Decision Making for Optimal Anticoagulation 1.0 hour, ANCC

6/24/2015: Redefining Insomnia Disorder: An Update in Nosology, Pathophysiology, and Implications for Treatment 1.0 hour, AANP

6/24/2015: Addiction Update: Breaking Down Barriers to Help Patients Kick the Habit 1.0 hour, AANP

6/24/2015: Binge Eating Disorder: What, When, Why and How? 1.25 hours, AANP

6/24/2015: Substance Abuse in the Adult Patient: Strategies for Mental Health Providers, General and Dental Health Providers, and Other Practitioners 2 hours, AANP

7/01/2015: Meth Abuse: Coming Soon to You Neighborhood 1 hour, ANCC

11/28/2015: ACOG Issues Guidelines on Nausea/Vomiting in Pregnancy 0.25 hours, ANCC

2/14/2016-2/16/2016: Massachusetts General Hospital Department of Psychiatry Conference on Substance Use Disorders: A Comprehensive Review and Update 18.25 hours, ACCME

oModule Topic 1: Overview: Epidemiology, Language and Stigma; Diagnostic Considerations; Screening and Assessment; Panel Discussion

oModule Topic 2: Neuroscience: Neurobiology of Addiction; Neurobiology of Alcohol; Genetics of Substance Use Disorders; Panel Discussion

oModule Topic 3: Recovery Oriented Systems of Care: In Concept: Recovery Oriented Systems of Care; In Practice: Treating Addiction as a Chronic Disease; Panel Discussion

oModule Topic 4: Pharmacotherapy: Nicotine; Opioids; Alcohol; Panel Discussion

oModule Topic 5: Developmental Perspectives: Childhood Precursors; Adolescence; Early Adulthood; Panel Discussion

oModule Topic 6: Comorbidity: Mood Disorders; ADHD; HepC/HIV; Panel Discussion

oModule Topic 7: Inpatient Care: Withdrawal; Overcoming Barriers to Inpatient Care of Addiction; Addiction Consultation: Engaging Nursing in Addiction Care; Panel Discussion

oModule Topic 8: Alcohol: Managing Binge Drinking in College Students; Self-Help Treatments; Managing Complicated Withdrawal; Panel Discussion

oModule Topic 9: Marijuana and Synthetics – Legal and Illegal: Medical Marijuana; Management of MJ Addiction; Synthetics: K2, Spice, Bath Salts; Panel Discussion

oModule Topic 10: Innovative Models of Outpatient Care: Engaging Parents of Young People with Addiction; Engaging Young People with Addiction; Panel Discussion

oModule Topic 11: Evidence-Informed Practices: Motivational Interviewing; CBT; Contingency Management; Trauma-Informed Care; Panel Discussion

04/13/2016: Diabetes Treatment Using Insulin-Independent Agents: Focus on the Kidney in Glycemic Control 0.5 hours, ANCC

4/13/2016: Customizing T2DM Treatment with GLP-1 Receptor Agonists: Tools for Reaching Glycemic Goals and Improving Patient Adherence 1.0 hour, ANCC

4/13/2016: Managing Patient Perceptions of the Influenza Vaccine 0.5 hours, AMA PRA

4/13/2016: New-Drug Briefs (May 2015) 1.0 hour, AMA PRA

4/13/2016: New-Drug Briefs (June 2015) 1.0 hour, AMA PRA

4/13/2016: New-Drug Briefs (August 2015) 1.0 hour, AMA PRA

4/13/2016: New-Drug Briefs (October 2015) 1.0 hour, AMA PRA

4/13/2016: New-Drug Briefs (January 2016) 1.0 hour, AMA PRA

4/13/2016: New-Drug Briefs (February 2016) 1.0 hour, AMA PRA

4/13/2016: New-Drug Briefs (March 2016) 1.0 hour, AMA PRA

3/13/2018: E/M University: The Basic Course 1.0 hour, AMA PRA

3/20/2018: E/M University: Rational Physician Coding for E/M Services (1995 Guidelines) 1.0 hour, AMA PRA

3/20/2018: E/M University: Rational Physician Coding for E/M Services (1997 Guidelines) 1.0 hour, AMA PRA

3/20/2018: E/M University: New Office Patients (1995 Guidelines) 1.0 hour, AMA PRA

3/20/2018: E/M University: New Office Patients (1997 Guidelines) 1.0 hour, AMA PRA

3/20/2018: E/M University: Established Office Patients (1995 Guidelines) 1.0 hour, AMA PRA

3/20/2018: E/M University: Established Office Patients (1997 Guidelines) 1.0 hour, AMA PRA

3/20/2018: E/M University: E/M Consult Services (1997 Guidelines) 1.0 hour, AMA PRA

3/20/2018: E/M University: The Faculty Course (1997 Guidelines) 1.0 hour, AMA PRA

3/20/2018: E/M University: The Basic E/M Coding Course: Psychiatry 1.0 hour, AMA PRA

3/25/2018: Opioid Use Disorder: Challenges and Solutions to a Rising Epidemic 1.0 hour, AMA PRA

3/29/2018: Prescription Drug Monitoring Program: Past, Present, and Future 1.25 hours, AANP

3/29/2018: 2017: Update on the Diagnosis and Management of Resistant Hypertension 1.25 hours, AANP

3/30/2018: Best Practices In Obesity Management: The Role of New and Emerging Therapies 1.25 hours, AANP

3/30/2018: Research-Based Clinical Strategies to Prevent and Address Adolescent Substance Use and Prescription Medication Misuse: Being Part of the Solution, Part 1 0.50 hours, AANP

3/30/2018: Research-Based Clinical Strategies to Prevent and Address Adolescent Substance Use and Prescription Medication Misuse: Being Part of the Solution, Part 2 0.50 hours, AANP

4/09/2018: Best Practices in the Use of Incretin-based Therapies in the Management of Type 2 Diabetes 1.0 hour, AANP

4/09/2018: Medication Management of Older Adults 1.25 hours, AANP

4/09/2018: Stroke Prevention in Atrial Fibrillation for primary Care: What the Real World is Telling Us 1.0 hour, AANP

4/09/2018: Secondary Prevention of ASCVD: Novel Therapies to Improve Outcomes in Patients with Hypercholesterolemia 1.0 hour, AANP

4/09/2018: Updates in Psoriasis and Psoriatic Arthritis Management: Best Practices for Effective Care 1.0 hour, AANP

4/10/2018: Best Practices in Preventing Serogroup B Meningococcal Disease with Vaccinations in Adolescents and Young Adults 1.0 hour, AANP

4/10/2018: Getting Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus Patients to Goal: The Role of New and Emerging Injectable Therapies 1.0 hour, AANP

4/11/2018: Psoriasis: More Than Skin Deep – What Lurks Beneath? 1.25 hours, AANP

4/11/2018: Expert Perspectives on the Evolving Therapeutic Landscape in T2DM 0.5 hours, AANP

4/11/2018: Neuropathic pain: Pathophysiology, Diagnosis, and Treatment of Common Conditions 1.25 hours, AANP

4/12/2018: Safe Opioid Prescribing Series: How to Safely and Effectively Treat Pain in Primary Care 2.25 hours, AANP

4/12/2018: Eating Disorders: Recognition and Treatment in Primary Care 1.25 hours, AANP

4/12/2018: Depressive Symptoms Among Adults in Primary Care 1.25 hours, AANP

4/12/2018: Chronic Hepatitis C: An Update on Screening, Evaluation, and Management 1.25 hours, AANP

4/12/2018: Pain Management in Individuals with Serious Illness and Co-Morbid Substance Use Disorders 1.25 hours, AANP

4/12/2018: Preventive Medicine that Works: Adult Immunizations 0.85 hours, AANP

4/13/2018: Clinical Practice Guidelines for the Management of Thyroid Disorders 0.85 hours, AANP

4/13/2018: Approach to Inflammatory Bowel Disease 0.75 hours, AANP

4/13/2018: Controversies in Osteoporosis Prevention and Management 0.64 hours, AANP

4/13/2018: A Closer Look at Concentrated Insulins: Clinical Applications in Everyday Practice 1.5 hours, AANP

6/27/2019: Contraceptive Update: The Rise of LARCs 0.75 hours, AMA PRA

6/27/2019: Contraception Update: Educate Your Patient While They Wait - Frankly Speaking Ep 123 0.25 hours, AMA PRA

6/28/2019: Expert Debate: Marijuana Legalization: For or Against? 1.0 hours, AMA PRA

7/01/2019: How to Perform Urine Drug Testing and Interpret Results 0.57 hours, AANP

7/02/2019: Improving Access to the Full Range of Contraceptive Methods, including IUDs and Implants 1.5 hours, AMA PRA

9/30/2019: Pain Management and Opioids: Balancing Risks and Benefits 2019 3.0 hours, AANP

9/30/2019: Deployment of Nurse Practitioners to Combat America’s Opioid Crisis 1.0 hours, AANP

10/06/2019: Protecting Your Practice by Knowing Opioid Prescribing Standards 1.0 hours, AANP

10/06/2019: Managing Aberrant Drug Taking Behaviors and Opioid Use Disorder 1.25 hours, AANP

10/06/2019: Opioid and Non-opioid Analgesia During Surgery 1.47 hours, ANA

10/06/2019: NP Role in Medication-assisted Treatment for Opioid Use Disorder 1.80 hours, ANA

10/06/2019: APRN Pharmacology Today: Safe Prescribing of Opioids 3.0 hours, ANA

10/09/2019: Prescribing Controlled Substances Safely 2.5 hours, AANP

10/13/2019: Marijuana: It’s Approved, Now What? 1.0 hours, AANP

10/15/2019: Controlled Substances Package 3.0 hours, AANP

04/20/2020: The Treatment of Substance Use Disorders and Addiction During COVID-19 1.0 hours, ASAM

08/20/2020: 12 Lead ECG Interpretation 2.75 hours, AANP

08/23/2020: Antibiotics Infection and the Evidence:2019 Update 1 hour, AANP

08/23/2020: 2019 Contraceptive Update 1 hour, AANP

08/24/2020: Antimicrobial Therapy: Best Practice 2.75 hours, AANP

08/25/2020: Bullying & Inactivity in the Workplace 1 hour, AANP

08/27/2020: Benzodiazepines: Safe Prescribing in the Era of Prescription Drug Abuse 1 Hour, AANP

08/27/2020: I Just Need a Little Something: What’s So Wrong About Benzos? 1 hour, AANP

Academic Course: Duquesne University Post Master’s Forensics Curriculum/Courses

GNFO 517 Fall 2015 Forensic Science and the Legal System

This course introduces students to advanced legal process, the roles and responsibilities of the multi-disciplinary forensic and legal professionals, and the civil and criminal applications of forensic science in the judicial process. The various roles of the forensic nurse at the advanced practice level will be explored. The course will prepare forensic nurses at an advanced practice level to interface with the legal system. The impact of collaborative practice in various levels of policy will be explored. The sources of law, federal and state legal systems, civil and criminal systems, interaction between the law and forensic science in the courtroom, fact versus expert witness, and tasks of the fact finder will be reviewed. Issues related to nurses in the courtroom and their potential impact on the outcome of legal proceedings will be further explored. Specific forensic nursing competencies for professional caring practice will be applied to discussion of medical-legal issues.

GNFO 518 Spring 2016 Criminal Law and the Courts

This course introduces the student to the critical processes involved in the collaboration between advanced forensic nursing practice and the legal system. It addresses the theoretical underpinnings of law as well as the interface of forensic science with law and nursing. Students are introduced to the trial process and to the application of the theories of forensic science and evidence collection in the courtroom. Students are exposed to an intensive examination of criminal law and forensic science using crime scene investigation procedures. The roles of the advanced practice forensic nurse within the legal system are examined. Methods of evidence collection in a variety of settings are delineated and the implications for forensic nurses in crime scene reconstruction, death investigation, toxicology, hair and fiber analysis, DNA, ballistics, arson, cyber-crime, psychiatry and psychology, bioterrorism, odontology and anthropology, linguistics, and entomology. The role of the forensic nurse examiner is studied through a 40 hour SANE-A training which prepares students to be precepted and then to sit for national certification.

GNFO 519 Fall 2016 Advanced Forensic Nursing I: Theory and Practice

This course is a critical, comprehensive introduction to advanced forensic nursing practice that addresses the knowledge related to care of the forensic patient based on theoretical and scientific principles. It describes the principles and philosophy of forensic nursing in acute care and community settings and the roles of the forensic science professional and advanced practice forensic nurse domestically and internationally are explored. Students will examine theoretical models from a holistic perspective: theory from nursing, related sciences and law to develop theoretical frameworks for guiding forensic nursing practice. Clinical therapeutics focused on the individual's mental and physical health, and ways of maximizing function for victims and the perpetrators, and their families through interventions will be studied. The class also explores assessment tools, diagnosis and treatment, and management of forensic populations using the best available evidence.

GNFO 520 Spring 2017 Advanced Forensic Nursing II: Program Development and Policy

This course focuses on roles and responsibilities of the advanced practice forensic nurse in the healthcare system, specific to program development, leadership and policy. A multidisciplinary approach is used to explore the interactions between nursing and the criminal justice system, and the role of the forensic nurse leader in program administration and policy. The course also analyzes ethical challenges faced by the advanced practice forensic nurse.

GNFO 521 Summer 2016 Forensic Clinical and Capstone

This course focuses the advanced practice forensic nurse on the nursing competencies in a chosen area utilizing the scientific, ethical, and legal principles related to forensic nursing. The student will describe and analyze the competencies of clinical judgment, advocacy, caring, collaboration, systems thinking, diversity issues, and facilitation of learning within the clinical practice area of the student's choice. The practicum requires 150 hours in the practice area. An expert forensic nurse (or another forensic clinician) will serve as the mentor for the student. Students will be required to write a formal case study, with evidence based care recommendations, based on a case identified in the practicum hours.

Continuing Education(Forensics):

7/01/2015: Sexual Assault and Rape 1 hour, ANCC

7/01/2015: Forensic Nursing and School Shooters 1.5 hours, ANCC

10/28/2015-10/31/2015: International Association of Forensic Nurses International Conference on Forensic Science and Practice 20 hours, ANCC

oTreating Violent Behavior as a Contagious Disease 1.75 hours

oIntentional Poisoning in Domestic Violence 1.5 hours

oRapid DNA Service 1.5 hours

oStalking: Flirting to Fatality 1.5 hours

oThe Mystique of GHB: Death, Addiction, Suicide, Rape, Overdose, and Even Murder 1.5 hours

oThe New Street Corner: Online Advertisements of Sex Trafficking 1.75 hours

o“Suspect Exams” and the Role of the Forensic Nurse 1.5 hours

oThe Medical-Forensic Exam: It’s Not Just About Swabs 1.5 hours

oCourtroom Testimony Techniques: “Success Instead of Survival” 1.5 hours

oCrucial Evidence of the Brain and Body Trauma in Family Violence Cases 1.5 hours

oBDSM, Kink, Rough Sex, or Assault: Do You Know the Difference? 1.5 hours

oThreats of Violence and the Duty to Warn: Nursing’s Role in Working with Dangerous Patients 1.5 hours

oSilent Screams: Prison Rape and the Forensic Nurse 1.5 hours

3/22/2016-3/24/2016: End Violence Against Women International Conference on Sexual Assault, Domestic Violence, and Engaging Men & Boys 15.25 hours, California Board of Registered Nursing

oIt’s No Joke: The Cultural Acceptability of Stalking 1 hour

oThe Neurobiology of Sexual Assault 1.25 hours

oSANE: Expert Testimony at Trial 1.5 hours

oPrison Rape Elimination Act (PREA) 1.5 hours

oLeadership & Liability Lessons Learned: Domestic Violence, Sexual Assault, and Stalking 1.5 hours

oLessons from Death Row: How Violence Emerges from Vulnerability 1.5 hours

oInformed Consent: What Does It Really Mean for Sexual Assault Victims? 1.5 hours

oStrangulation: What Emergency Care Providers Need to Know 1.5 hours

oReal World Strategies of Effective Homicide Prevention: Domestic Violence Threat Management 1.5 hours

oIdentifying the Predominant Aggressor and Evaluating Lethality 1.5 hours

oSexual Predators: What We Don’t Know – We Really Don’t Know 1 hour

4/22/2016-4/23/2016: Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner-Adult/Adolescent Simulation Training, Duquesne University 17 hours, signed off by SANE certified peers as competent to complete SANE exams

4/3/2017-4/4/2017: 2017 Leadership and Lobby Days, International Association of Forensic Nursing (IAFN) 6 hours and 1 day on Capitol Hill

7/04/2019: Human Trafficking and Toxicology 1.5 hrs, IAFN

7/05/2019: SAFEta: Identifying and Protecting Campus Survivors’ Privacy Rights, 1.5 hrs, IAFN

7/05/2019: What Do We Know About Sex Offenders? 1 hour, IAFN

4/16/2020: Clinician Outreach and Communication Activity (COCA) Calls/Webinars – Guidance for Certifying Deaths Due to Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) via CDC– April 16, 2020 (Webcast) 1 hours, ANCC

08/23/2020: Recovery of Foreign DNA Introduced Through Kissing. 1 hour, IAFN

Forensic Shadowing/Observation/Clinical Experience:

11/05/2014: Observation/Ride-a-long with Crime Scene Section of the Greenville County Department of Public Safety Forensic Division 12 hours

12/07/2014: Observation with Latent Print Section, Crime Laboratory Section (drug analysis and firearms) and tour of Property and Evidence Section of the Greenville County Department of Public Safety Forensic Division 4 hours

12/07/2014: Observation/tour with DNA analyst at the DNA Crime Laboratory of the Greenville County Department of Public Safety Forensic Division 3 hours

12/22/2014: Autopsy Observation/Shadow with Jeff Fowler, Deputy Coroner for the Greenville County Coroner’s Office and Medical Examiner Dr. James Fulcher 4 hours

01/05/2015: Autopsy Observation/Shadow with Jeff Fowler, Deputy Coroner for the Greenville County Coroner’s Office and Medical Examiner Dr. James Fulcher 6 hours

11/07/2016: GNFO 519 course clinical: Observation with Shaw Collins, Criminalist and Forensic Chemist at the Drug Analysis Crime Lab Section of the Greenville County Department of Public Safety Forensic Division 2 hours

11/07/2016: GNFO 519 course clinical: Observation with James Armstrong, Firearms and Ballistics expert at the Firearms/Ballistics Lab Section of the Greenville County Department of Public Safety Forensic Division 2 hours

11/08/2016: GNFO 519 course clinical: Observation with DNA analyst and

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