Hanna Redd, M.M.S., PA-C

*** **** **** *****, ****, NC 27519

954-***-**** Email: adg4h7@r.postjobfree.com

EDUCATION

Nova Southeastern University, Ft. Lauderdale, FL 2018- 2020

Master of Medical Science in Physician Assistant Studies

GPA 3.71

Missouri State University, Springfield, MO 2013- 2016

Bachelor of Science in Cell and Molecular Biology

Minor in Chemistry GPA 3.61

LICENSES/ CERTIFICATION

Current North Carolina Physician Assistant License October 2020

NCCPA Board Certification September 2020

Telehealth for Students in the Health Professions 2020

Point-of-Care Ultrasound (POCUS) Fundamentals Certificate 2020

Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) for Healthcare Providers July 2019

Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS) for Healthcare Providers July 2019

Basic Life Support (BLS) for Healthcare Providers July 2019

Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) for Healthcare Providers 2019

PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS

Society of Physician Assistants in Rheumatology- Student Membership 2020- Present

American Society of Endocrine Physician Assistants- Student Membership 2020- Present

Association of Physician Assistants in Oncology- Student Membership. 2018- Present

American Academy of Physician Assistants (AAPA)- Student Membership 2018-Present

Florida Academy of Physician Assistants (FAPA)- Student Membership 2018-Present

AWARDS/ RECOGNITIONS

Graduated with Honors from Nova Southeastern University 2020

Chancellor’s List Nova Southeastern University 2018

Graduated Cum Laude from Missouri State University 2016

LEADERSHIP

Inter-professional Diabetes Education and Awareness (IDEA) 2018- 2019

Team Leader of the Diabetes and Medication Management Team (2018-2019)

oInterprofessional student groups went into the community to address the pressing needs of diabetes management and prevention.

oEncouraged cohesiveness within the team while striving to make a difference in the community. Ensured presentations and activities were prepared for community events. Supported team members achieving goals and completing activities.

Golden Key International Honors Society 2014-Present

•Vice President (2015-2016)

oGolden Key is the world’s largest collegiate honor society. Membership into the society is by invitation only and applies to the top 15% of college and university sophomores, juniors, and seniors, as well as top-performing graduate students in all fields of study, based solely on their academic achievements. Golden Key’s mission is to enable members to realize their potential through the advancement of academics, leadership, and service.

oEncouraged cohesiveness throughout the group while striving for organizational growth. Assisted the president of the local chapter set up several events that gave members an opportunity to put their best foot forward in the professional world.

•Historian (2014-2015)

oDocumented and photographed chapter events and updated the chapter’s media pages. Kept track of member participation.

MSU Pre-Physician Assistant Society 2014-2016

Vice President (2015- 2016)

oAssisted in hosting society meetings as well as volunteering events. Networked and found physician assistants in the community to speaks at society meetings and provide insight to pre- PA students. Provided meeting summaries to those who could not attend meetings.

WORK EXPERIENCE

United Allergy Services, Kansas City, MO

Certified Clinical Allergy Specialist 2016-2018

Performed skin allergy tests on patients ages 4- 22 in a pediatric clinic, testing for seasonal and perennial allergens. Formulated immunotherapy treatment custom to patients’ test results. Administered injections of immunotherapy to patients.

Educated patients and parents on allergies, immunotherapy, anaphylaxis, and safety protocols involving immunotherapy and epinephrine.

Worked directly with the physicians to provide the best care for the patients suffering from chronic allergies.

Mercy Hospital, Springfield, MO

Surgical Procedure Assistant 2016

Ensured the trauma rooms were always set up due to the OR’s level one trauma center status. Cleaned the operating rooms and ensured they were prepared for each case. Turned over anesthesia; assembled arterial lines, warmers, IVs, and buretrols. Disinfected various scopes including anesthesia scopes, bronchoscopes, colonoscopes, and TEE probes.

Transported patients and patient families to and from the operating room complex. Completed shave preps and surgical preps on patients as needed.

Transported specimens and provided transfusion services.

Mercy Hospital, Springfield, MO

Patient Care Associate 2015- 2016

Provided basic care for patients in various units of the hospital including oncology, medical-surgical, skilled nursing, emergency medicine, neurology, neonatal intensive care, and progressive care units.

Took vital signs and collected non-blood samples for lab testing. Provided telemetry care as needed.

PRESENTATIONS

Redd, H. (2020, April). A Barrier to Care: Treating Cancer Pain Amidst the Opioid Epidemic. Graduation project presented at Nova Southeastern University- Physician Assistant Class of 2020 Presentation Day.

Campbell, A., Redd, H., Volyanskaya- Birman, A. (2019, July). Medical Cannabis Use for Patients with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. Presented at Nova Southeastern University- Physician Assistant Class of 2020 Presentation Day for Interpretation and Evaluation of Medical Literature.

RESEARCH

Missouri State University 2015- 2016

Ben Timson, Ph.D. and Scott Zimmerman, Ph.D.

Relativity of Exercise Type and Its Effects on the Progression of Alzheimer’s Disease

oUsed APP/PS1 strain mice to study the effects intensity and duration of exercise had on the formation of amyloid beta plaque aggregation found in Alzheimer’s disease.

Relativity of Exercise in the Progression of Parkinson’s Disease

oA pilot study that looked at the effects exercise had on the aggregation of alpha synuclein in transgenic mice.

Behavioral Effects Witnessed in the Progression of Alzheimer’s Disease

oPerformed the Morris Water Maze and object identification tests to analyze the cognitive function of APP strain mice over time as the disease progressed.

VOLUNTEERING

Lutheran Church of the Resurrection, Overland Park, KS 2017

•Host a weekly community breakfast for those who were not able to afford the cost of preparing their own meal.

FIMRC, Alajuelita, Costa Rica 2015

•A week-long immersion trip in Costa Rica

•Assisted in a variety of services that are provided in a non-profit clinic that’s patient population is predominantly Nicaraguan immigrants and uninsured Costa Rican citizens. Tasks included taking patient histories and vital signs, preparing prescriptions, dance therapy, and leading health education classes. The health education classes ranged in topics from the importance of hygiene to the differences between sadness and depression.

Surgery Center at Christian Hospital, St. Louis, MO 2014

•Provided additional support to the pre-op and post-op team. Responsibilities ranged from making beds and making sure each room was appropriately stocked with equipment to transporting patients throughout the hospital.

Russell Elementary School, Hazelwood School District, Hazelwood, MO 2007-2017

•Provide additional support for the teachers in the classroom. Responsibilities include leading reading groups, teaching science lessons, grading, and one-on-one tutoring for students who need additional help.

St. Andrew United Methodist Church, Florissant, MO 1999-2017

•Host a community Thanksgiving dinner for those who may not have anyone to celebrate the holiday with or may not be able to afford the cost of preparing their own meal. In addition, to-go meals are prepared for those who are either working on the holiday or are homebound.

EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES

Inter-professional Diabetes Education and Awareness (IDEA) 2018- 2019

An organization of interprofessional students that went into the community to address the pressing needs of diabetes management and prevention. While involved, I served as a team leader to a group who presented on diabetes and medication management. I was responsible for ensuring my team was prepared to present at various community events.

Disaster Medicine Club 2018- 2019

•An extracurricular club designed to inform students how to get involved and provide medical care in the event of a natural disaster or emergency.

Golden Key International Honors Society 2014-Present

Allows pre- professional students to learn more about various professional fields and how to prepare themselves if they want to go into those fields. Hosts events such as informational talks with professionals who share their experiences in their career field.

MSU Cell and Molecular Biology Society 2015-2016

Mentor

Provided guidance to lower classmen cell and molecular majors in a way that is often viewed as more approachable than seeking help a professor advisor. Mentoring responsibilities ranged from aiding students in scheduling their classes, what extracurricular activities to get involved in, and how to build their resumes based on what they wanted to do post-graduation.

MSU Pre-Physician Assistant Society 2014-2016

An organization that helped undergraduate students gain exposure to the physician assistant profession educate them on how to best prepare themselves for physician assistant programs. While vice president I assisted in hosting society meetings and volunteering events.

MSU Pre-Medical Society 2013-2016

An organization that helped undergraduate students become exposed to the medical field and educate them on how to best prepare themselves for medical programs.

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