CURRICULUM VITAE

Murphy Nmezi, MD, FCCP

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Jacksonville, FL 32209

904-***-****.

OBJECTIVE

A faculty position where my education and training, as well as my professional, teaching and administrative experience can be effectively utilized. I enjoy working with students and understand all the issues that impact academic success, as well as the processes that should be implemented to achieve necessary goals and outcomes, both in a traditional (face-to-face) environment and in an online setting.

EXPERIENCE

05/2019 – Present Professor, Emeritus, Jacksonville, FL

Retired, and currently spend most of my time traveling, reading, writing, running marathons/ultramarathons, and supporting my city, Jacksonville, as a member of the Council on Elder Affairs. However, I look forward to actively re-engaging myself in academics, especially, in an adjunct capacity.

10/2008 – 04/2019 Western Governors University, Salt Lake City, UT

Professor and Academic Mentor

Prior to retiring, I was the learning community leader and subject matter expert in anatomy/physiology, pharmacology and pharmacotherapeutics. Also, was advisor to students that are enrolled in the graduate programs in health, including the MPH, MSN and MHA programs, as well as supported and chaired the committees tasked in the development of the College of Health Professions core curriculum.

I retired to focus on other goals in life, as well as to devote more time to my family.

1/2008 – 10/2008 Everest College, Salt Lake City, UT

Academic Dean

Chief Academic Officer of the College responsible for all educational activities at the college in addition to retention and other metrics.

Responsible for curriculum development, instructor development and evaluation, program development and accreditation and support of the college president in the day-to-day administration of the institution.

Chair of the program advisory committee (PAC) meetings and responsible for the implementation of the changes and improvements recommended by the different committees.

Responsible for the college’s Institutional Effectiveness Planning (IEP),

the Annual Institutional Reports (AIR), IPEDs and Sarbanes-Oxley

(SOX) compliance.

7/23/1991 – 6/8/2010 Salt Lake Community College, Salt Lake City, UT

Adjunct Professor

Adj. Professor of Anatomy, Physiology, Pharmacology and Biochemistry

My part-time contract with the College ended in June 2010 when I relocated to Washington State.

8/2000 – 1/2008 Stevens-Henager College, Salt Lake City, UT

Academic Dean

Chief Academic Officer of the College charged with compliance metrics.

Administrative chair of the Medical, Allied Health & Computer Science Programs in conjunction with my responsibilities as overall academic dean of the college.

Responsible for curriculum development, instructor development and evaluation, retention, and other metrics.

Chaired and documented our program advisory committee meetings and implemented changes and improvements recommended by the different committees.

Assisted in our Institutional Effectiveness Planning and programmatic/institutional accreditation readiness.

Was responsible for student and faculty advising and acted as the chief retention officer of the College.

Was also tasked with developing new programs and successfully passing them through accreditation approvals. One major example is the Respiratory Therapy program, the second such program in the State of Utah, that I was involved in developing.

10/1996 – 7/2000 Cisco Press, San Jose, CA

Part-time Technical Editor

Edited technical texts in advanced routing, switching and information security prior to publication.

Developed training manuals for use within the company.

5/1990 – 9/1996 University of Utah School of Medicine, Salt Lake City, UT

Research Associate Professor, Virology & Cell Biology

Performed basic medical research, specifically, in viral genetics, in the laboratory of Prof. Don Summers and later, Prof. James Overall.

Conducted and participated in several in-hospital training seminars for resident physicians and medical students.

Performed clinical laboratory investigations.

General patient care in a clinical setting.

6/1988 – 4/1990 General Hospital/Ahmadu Bello University Faculty of Medicine, Zaria, Nigeria

Consultant Physician

Was the interim medical and administrative director of the Kofar-Gayan General Hospital.

Performed clinical consultations.

Trained resident physicians

Conducted research in tropical diseases, specifically, relating to tropical infectious pathogens.

TRAINING

Fellowship, Pulmonary Diseases

Hospital for Pulmonary Diseases, Baumgartner Hoehe, Vienna (1987 – 1989)

Residency, Internal Medicine

University of Vienna Medical Center, Vienna (1983 – 1987)

Internship

University of Vienna Medical Center, Vienna (1982 – 1983)

Board Certification, Internal Medicine – 1987

Board Certification, Pulmonology & Critical Care - 1989

Board Certification, Disability Professionals - 2009

EDUCATION

1982 - Doctor of Medicine, University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria

1977 - Pre-Medicine (B.S. Equivalent), University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria

CERTIFICATIONS & AWARDS

Fellow, American Society of Clinical Pathologists

Fellow, American College of Physicians

Fellow, American College of Chest Physicians

Fellow, International Society of Clinical & Applied Thrombosis & Hemostasis.

Life Member, American Medical Association

REFERENCES

Available upon request

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