CURRICULUM VITA

Diane F Riff, DNP APRN, NP-C

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Prospect, Kentucky 40059

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adipoe@r.postjobfree.com

Education

**** ********* ** ******* ********, Eastern Kentucky University, May 2019

2012 Post-Master’s Certificate, Family Nurse Practitioner

Northern Kentucky University, Highland Heights, Kentucky

1989 M.S., Nursing

School of Nursing, Northern Illinois University, DeKalb, Illinois

1983 Bachelors of Science in Nursing

College of Nursing, Aurora University, Aurora, Illinois

Certifications & Licensure

2012- present. American Academy of Nurse Practitioners. National Certification as a Family Nurse Practitioner, Certification Number: F1012085 through October 2022

Kentucky Registered Nurse # 1082590

Kentucky APRN #3007788

Basic Cardiac Life Support, 1998- present

Professional Employment: Academic and APRN Clinical Experience

2011-present Assistant Professor

University of Louisville, School of Nursing, Louisville, Kentucky

1997 - 2011 Instructor

University of Louisville, School of Nursing, Louisville, Kentucky

1995-1997 Adjunct Faculty

Illinois Wesleyan University School of Nursing, Bloomington Indiana

1989-1994 Teacher-Practitioner

Rush University, Chicago. Illinois

2012- Present, Family Nurse Practitioner at Kentucky Health Racing Services Center, Primary Care Clinic, Louisville Kentucky

2012- 2017 Family Nurse Practitioner, Hope Clinic, Primary Care for Uninsured, LaGrange, Kentucky

Professional Employment: Past Registered Nurse Clinical Experience

1983-1985 Mt Sinai Hospital, Chicago Illinois

Staff RN. Assistant Manager

1985-1991 Rush Presbyterian St Luke’s Medical Center

MICU/CCU staff RN, Assistant Nurse Manager, Clinical Specialist

Initiated/facilitated ICU Family Support Group

1991-1995 Ingalls Home IV Infusion

Harvey, Illinois

Primary Care of Home Health care for home infusion patients with central and peripheral

1995-1996 Heartland Home Infusion

Peoria, Illinois

Primary Care of Home Health care for Infusion Patients with central catheters, PICC lines

1996-1998 Caretenders Home IV Infusion Team Louisville, Kentucky

Case management Home Infusion patients

1997-2002 Visiting Nurses Association (VNA) Home Health Care RN

Louisville, Kentucky

Scholarship

May 2018. Scholarly submission and publication. Duke Infectious Disease Response Training (DIDRT) Consortium Training: Collaboration for teaching infection control to nursing students. NIH National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences, National Trainers Exchange Annual Conference. Phoenix Arizona.

2018 Interprofessional research grant, co-investigator. MSIGHT: Multidisciplinary SP-based Instruction in Global Human Trafficking Grant. Funding from ASPE to evaluate the curriculum with advanced practice nursing students, and to learn more about the priming affect and its relationship to long-term retention of content.

2016-2019 Facilitated and implemented: Interprofessional classroom and clinical initiatives:

In class panel discussions and interprofessional education on Human Trafficking School of Medicine and School of Social Work

In class panel presentations on addiction including Kentucky Harm Reduction Coalition, Louisville Metro Health Department Needle Exchange Program, The Healing Place, Butterfly Backpacks

Facilitated 2 semesters of Unconscious Bias Training with The Office for Diversity and Inclusion with plans for a scholarly publication on training outcomes

2016-2019 Preceptor for University of Louisville APRN student at the Kentucky Racing Health Services Center

2016 AACN Baccalaureate Conference, Abstract submission. Teaching Patient-Centered Care: The View from the Patient's Perspective

2014, publication Lessons Learned: Nursing Students and Faculty Discover Cultural Differences in Travel to Croatia, University of Louisville Diversity Newsletter, Fall 2014.

Grants for Promotion of Student Engagement:

Riff, D. (2014-2019). Arnold P Gold Foundation/AACN, Compassionate Care-White Coat Ceremony, $3,000 funding with sustained funding for nursing pins presented at biannual School of Nursing transition through present time.

Riff, D. (2007). “Kentucky Legislative Day: Frankfort Kentucky. (Supporting 158 Undergraduate BSN students to attend Kentucky Nurses Association (KNA) Legislative Day). 02/13/07. Funded by Individual Course Engagement Grant: Student Success Engagement Initiative, Office of the University of Louisville Provost.

($1,568.00)

Riff, D. (2006). “Nursing Communication Class: Viewing the ‘World Trade Center’ Movie” (Communication in Crisis). 9/10/06-9/14/06. Funded by Individual Course Engagement Grant: Student Success Engagement Initiative, Office of the University of Louisville Provost

Riff, D. (2006).” Portland Community Engagement: Toll Bridge Inn”.11/10/06.

Grants: Professional Development

Riff, D. Community Engagement: Veteran Health, 2018. $350.00).

Riff, D. (2017). Community Engagement Grant for facilitation of Senior Nursing Project, Opioid Epidemic Education Training for Healthcare Providers ($425.00).

Riff, D. (2008). Support for attendance at the annual American Academy of Colleges of Nursing Baccalaureate Conference in San Antonio, Texas. Funded by Faculty Development Small-Grant Program. ($1,200.00).

Riff, D. (2006). Support for attendance at the Annual American Academy of Colleges of Nursing Baccalaureate Conference in Chicago, Illinois. Funded by Faculty Development Small-Grant Program. ($1,150).

Presentations

(Podium Presentation, Competitive)

Riff, D. & Severson, W., Duke Infectious Disease Response Training for Nursing Students and Nursing Staff, 2018 NIH National Trainers’ Exchange, Pheonix, Arizona May 11, 2018

(Panel presentation), Competitiv

Riff, D., Celebration of Teaching and Learning, Community-Based Learning Case Studies and Authentic Stories, Louisville, February 9, 2018

(Podium Presentation, Competitive)

Riff, D. (2014). Walking in another’s shoes: Understanding poverty through an academic-community partnership. 9th Annual Kentucky Engagement Conference, Morehead State University, November 19, 2014.

(Podium Presentation) University of Zagreb, International Service Learning Programs, Developing International Service Learning Programs

(Podium Presentation, Competitive)

Riff, D. (2010). Taking it to the Streets: A Pedagogy for Community Engagement. 5th Annual Kentucky Engagement Conference. November 19, 2010.

(Podium Presentation, Competitive)

Riff, D. (2006). Peer Mentoring: A Pedagogy for Community Health Nursing Students.

December 2, 2006. American Academy of Colleges of Nursing Baccalaureate Conference. Chicago, Illinois.

(Paper, Invited)

Riff, D. (2008). Peer Mentoring: A Pedagogy for Community Health Nursing, Midwest Scholars Conference. Indianapolis, Indiana.

Riff, D. (2006). Teaching Multigenerational Nursing Students. Midwest Scholars Conference. Indianapolis, Indiana.

Professional Awards and Honors

Award Recipient-Commitment to Compassion Award (presented by Inside Louisville and Passport Health), 2017

Marcia J Hern Award for Teaching Excellence, May 2015

University of Louisville School of Nursing Community Engagement Award, May 2015

University of Louisville, 2010.Community Engagement Award. Special Recognition. (Nominated School of Nursing Faculty and Students for their work in the H1N1 Mass Immunization. Nomination received Special Recognition along with the other participating schools)

University of Louisville Faculty Favorites Nomination, The Delphi Center for Teaching and Learning. 2009. (Recognition February 19, 2010).

Nomination for University of Louisville “Faculty Favorites”, 2009

Portland Plaza Service Award. Award by the Portland Plaza Resident Council. January 2007

Ruth Voignier Award for Excellence in Teaching, 2006

Outstanding Faculty Award (2005). Awarded by students at Convocation

Professional Organizations

Member of Kentucky Coalition of Nurse Practitioners and Nurse Midwives 2011-present

American Nurses Association

Kentucky Nurses Association

Sigma Theta Tau, Iota Zeta Chapter Board Member: 2006- 2010, Chapter member 2010-present

Service

Professional Service

2020- KIIS Study Abroad-Tanzania 5 week Global Health Course and Service Learning

2018-2019. Volunteer APRN, Hope Clinic, LaGrange, KY

2018-Present-School of Nursing Daisy Awards Committee

2017-Remote Area Medical Service Project, Nashville, Tennessee. March 16-18. Volunteered as APRN an oversaw service learning for 7 University of Louisville undergraduate BSN students

2016-Remote Area Medical Service Project, Byrdstown Tennessee. September 16-18. Volunteered as APRN an oversaw service learning for 2 University of Louisville undergraduate BSN students

2015-Timmy Global Health, Tena Ecuador, Faculty mentor for BSN and APRN nursing students and medical students

2012-2019 University of Louisville International Service Learning Program, Zagreb, Croatia

1998-1999 Academic Affairs Committee Member, University School of Nursing

1998-present School of Nursing Research Committee

Community Service

2017 -present Volunteer APRN at Seeds to Oaks Health Clinics, Louisville KY

2010 South Louisville Boys and Girls Club, guest presentation on Colon Cancer, May 2010.

University Service

2014 Faculty Learning Community, Community Engaged Scholarship, University of Louisville

2010 - 2016 University of Louisville, Member, BRIC Commission for Prevention of Alcohol Misuse and building Resiliency in College Students

School of Nursing Service

2015-present. Faculty Advisor to University of Louisville Kentucky Association of Nursing Students

2011-2018, Term Faculty Member of Unit Level Committees including Faculty Affairs, Student Affairs and CASON

2007-2008 Task Force Co-chair with Dr. Rosalie Mainous. Planning and coordinating of Transition Ceremony and School of Nursing Honor Code Ceremony, (Continues as Biannual Signature Event)

2006 School of Nursing Undergraduate Community Engagement Task Force

Teaching

Teaching Experience (Selected)

Undergraduate

NURS 344 (361) Community Health Nursing Course Coordinator. 4 credit hour didactic and 2 credit hour clinical. Curriculum and Clinical Development, University of Louisville

NURS 366 Foundations of Professional Nursing Practice, University of Louisville

NUR (451) 474 Synthesis of Nursing Practice, Senior Clinical ICU Practicum (Supervises/Instructs 10 students per semester who each work 200 hours in ICU/Med Surg/Oncology Acute Care Units

NUR 474 Capstone Senior Clinical

NUR 492 Global Health and Community/Global Health Practicum

NUR 499 Global Health and Community Health practicum for ISLP students

Graduate

NURS 511 Advanced Pathophysiology and Pharmacoolgy

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