Dr. MEREDITH L. CAMILLERI, DNP, RN, FNP-BC

Lynchburg, VA 24504 • 209-***-**** • adho3w@r.postjobfree.com EDUCATION

• DNP-FNP in Nursing, Liberty University, Lynchburg, VA Aug 2020

• BS in Nursing, Liberty University, Lynchburg, VA Dec 2013

• Pre-Nursing, Humboldt State University, Arcata, CA Aug 2009-May 2011 LICENSURE

• Registered Nurse - Virginia State Licensure - 000******* Nov 2021

• Family Nurse Practitioner - Virginia State Licensure - 002******* Nov 2021 o NPI Number: 160*******

SPECIAL CERTIFICATIONS

• Family Nurse Practitioner, American Nurses Credentialing Center Sept 2019

• Basic Life Support, American Heart Association July 2020

• Advanced Cardiac Life Support, American Heart Association Dec 2019

• Pediatric Life Support, American Heart Association July 2020

• Neonatal Resuscitation Program, American Academy of Pediatrics Jan 2020

• STABLE, American Academy of Pediatrics Oct 2019

CLINICAL EXPERIENCE

DNP-FNP Student, Liberty University, Lynchburg, VA Aug - Present

• Bedford Centra Medical Group Practicum (101 hours) 2018-2019

• AltaVista Centra Medical Group Practicum (223 hours) 2019

• Stroobant’s Cardiology Practicum (57 hours) 2019

• Diabetes Specialty Centra Medical Group Practicum (52 hours) 2019

• GI Associates Practicum (30 hours) 2019

• Lynchburg Gynecology Practicum (26 hours) 2019

• Central Virginia Family Physicians Walk-In Clinic Practicum (122 hours) 2019 PROFESSIONAL CLINICAL EXPERIENCE

Faculty, Adjunct Clinical, Centra College, Lynchburg, VA Aug 2020-Present

• Guides and directs student activities in the clinical environment within the framework of the course or specialty to promote attainment of curriculum objectives

• Actively promotes a supportive learning environment reflective of excellence in nursing practice and current evidenced-based nursing practice

• Engages in teaching activities according to expertise in the classroom, skills laboratory and/or clinical setting

Registered Nurse, Virginia Baptist Hospital, Lynchburg, VA Jan 2017-Present

• Provide holistic patient care in the Intensive Care Nursery across all aspects of the nursing process

• Preceptor to new graduate nurses and resource nurse into the setting of the Neonatal ICU

• Participated in unit research committee in the Virginia Baptist Hospital NICU

• Cross trained to work with postpartum mothers and neonatal abstinence syndrome babies

• Worked full-time, part-time, and limbo throughout the DNP-FNP program Registered Nurse, Lynchburg General Hospital, Lynchburg, VA April 2016-Dec 2016

• Served as a Preceptor to new graduate nurses and nursing students on a Medical Surgical Unit

• Coordinated care for adult patients with acute or chronic illnesses and evaluated their responses to actual or potential alterations in health

• Worked full-time

Registered Nurse I-II, University of Virginia, Charlottesville, VA Feb 2014-April 2016

• Provided patient care on the Neurological Science Intensive Care Unit and the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit

• Completed Nurse Residency Program with Intensive Care focus

• Started as a Registered Nurse I and was promoted to Registered Nurse II

• Served as a Preceptor to new graduate nurses into Intensive Care

• Worked full-time

TEACHING EXPERIENCE

Preceptor, Virginia Baptist Hospital, Lynchburg, Virginia 2018-present

• Coached and guided students as well as resource nurse into the setting of the Neonatal ICU

• Educated nurses and nursing students on pertinent physical exam findings and general concepts that are seen in the Neonatal patient population Preceptor, Lynchburg General Hospital, Lynchburg, Virginia 2016

• Oriented and guided students as well as nurses into the setting of the Medical Surgical Unit.

• Supported knowledge development for nurses and nursing students on pertinent physical exam findings and general concepts that are seen in the adult patient population Preceptor, University of Virginia, Charlottesville, VA 2015

• Oriented and trained nurses as well as students into the setting of the Neurological ICU.

• Educated nurses and nursing students on pertinent physical exam findings and general concepts seen in the Neurological patient population RESEARCH EXPERIENCE

Primary Researcher, Liberty University, Lynchburg, VA Summer 2018-Aug 2020

• Conducted a combined quantitative and qualitative research study entitled, “Scholarly Project: A Nursing Education Intervention in an Adult Inpatient Setting for Decreasing Hypoglycemia Incidence”

• Implemented evidence-based educational intervention resulting in the finding of improved nursing knowledge and inspired the unit’s root cause analysis program onset Research Committee Member, Virginia Baptist Hospital, Lynchburg, Virginia Summer 2018

• Project titled, “Diaper Rash in the Neonatal Setting” worked to decrease incidence of diaper rash on premature infants

• Conducted literature review on research topic for committee PRESENTATIONS

Lecture, Liberty University, Lynchburg, VA Spring 2019

• Lecture titled, “Breast Problems” discussed the clinical relevance, signs and symptoms, physical exam, diagnostics, screening guidelines and treatment plans for common breast problems in the primary care setting.

• (Length / Attendance: 20 min / 16 people)

Lecture, Liberty University, Lynchburg, VA Spring 2019

• Lecture titled, “Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia” discussed the background and significance, signs and symptoms, physical exam, diagnostics, and treatment plans for CLL.

• Presented with partner Samantha Wilkins-Copland, (Length / Attendance: 20 min / 16 people)

Lecture, Liberty University, Lynchburg, VA Spring 2019

• Lecture titled, “Neuro-Cardiogenic Syncope” discussed the background and significance, signs and symptoms, physical exam, diagnostics, and treatment plans for syncope in the primary care setting.

• Presented with partner Samantha Wilkins-Copland, (Length / Attendance: 20 min / 16 people)

Lecture, Liberty University, Lynchburg, VA Fall 2018

• Lecture titled, “Blepharitis, Hordeolum, Chalazion, and Pterygium” discussed the background and significance, signs and symptoms, physical exam, diagnostics, and treatment plans for common eye problems seen in the primary care setting.

• (Length / Attendance: 20 min / 16 people)

Lecture, Liberty University, Lynchburg, VA Fall 2018

• Lecture titled, “Knee Pain” discussed the background and significance, signs and symptoms, physical exam, diagnostics, and treatment plans for knee pain in the primary care setting.

• Presented with partner Jamie Casstalucci, (Length / Attendance: 20 min / 16 people) PUBLICATIONS

Publication, Liberty University Scholars Crossing August 2020

• Camilleri, M. (2020). A nursing education intervention in an adult inpatient setting for decreasing hypoglycemia incidence. Liberty University Scholars Crossing. PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS

• American Academy of Nurse Practitioners 2020

• American Nurses Association 2020

• Virginia Nurses Association 2020

• Virginia Council of Nurse Practitioners, Lynchburg Region 2020

• Psi Delta, Liberty University Chapter of Sigma Theta Tau 2019-2020

• Sigma Theta Tau International Nursing Honor Society 2018-2019 TRAINING/CONFERENCES

• Writing for Professional Journals Training, University of Utah College of Nursing 2020 o 125 hours

• EMT Course, Humboldt State University, Arcata, CA 2010 o 120 hours of didactic, practical, and skills training

• Innovative Strategies in Diabetes Management Conference, American Association of Diabetes Educators May 2019

• Virginia Henderson Research Symposium, Centra Health System, Lynchburg, VA Nov 2019

• Non-Opioid Prescription for Pain Conference · Lynchburg Region Virginia Council of Nurse Practitioners Nov 2019

• Organ Donation & End of Life Symposium, University of Virginia, Charlottesville, VA 2015

COMMUNITY SERVICE

Volunteer Scribe, Free Clinic, Lynchburg, VA Summer & Fall 2018

• Trained to scribe quickly, acting as an assistant to providers in order to provide patient care to an underserved population. (>12 hours)

• Completed scribe training course at Free Clinic

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