Psychiatric nuse- master's prepared

CURRICULUM VITAE-Fall, ****

Doris E. Scott – Ph.D, RN

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Owings Mills, Maryland 21117

Cell Phone 443-***-****

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Education:

Certificate, Psychiatric-Mental Health, May, 2012

Nurse Practitioner-Family Focus

University of Maryland School of Nursing

Doctor of Philosophy, May 1986

University of Maryland, College Park

College Park Maryland

School of Education - Institute for Child Study

Area of Concentration: Human Development Education

Specialty Area – Child and Adolescent Development

Certificate of Advanced Graduate Studies

Boston University, May 1969

Boston, Massachusetts

Area of concentration: Nursing in Juvenile Delinquency

Master’s of Science, May 1968

Boston University

Boston, Massachusetts,

Area of concentration: Child and Adolescent Psychiatric Nursing

Bachelor’s of Science, Nursing - June 1963

Dillard University

Graduated cum laude

Area of concentration: Nursing

Current Licenses and Certification:

Registered Nurse, Maryland

RO42556

Expiration Date 01/2022

Professional Experience

Bowie State University

Department of Nursing

College of Health Professions

Assistant Professions –January, 2015 – present

Duties:

Coordinator for nursing courses, Nurs 101 – Professional Perspectives in Nursing, Nurs 385 – Psychiatric-Mental health Nursing and Nurs 386 – Psychiatric-Mental Health Clinical

Teach didactic and clinical courses – Nurs 400 Nursing Research, Nurs 407 Community Health Clinical and IDIS 400 Trans-cultural Health and Wellness

Preceptor to graduate students in the education tract of the Graduate Program

Member – Faculty Organization Committee; Undergraduate Curriculum Committee

Faculty Advisor to cohort of undergraduate students

Assisted with coordination/administration of TEAS Pilot project

Morgan State University

Department of Nursing, School of

Community Health and Policy

Assistant Professor-August, 2009-January, 2015

Duties:

Coordinator of courses in Psychiatric-Mental Health Nursing, Introduction to Professional Nursing and

Transitions to Professional Nursing

Preceptor to graduate students in Education tract of

Graduate program

Member of Undergraduate Program Committee

Chair, Faculty Initiative Committee

Member Morgan State University UAC Committee

Holbrock Estates Assistive Living Community

Nurse Psychotherapist – June 2014-September, 2015

Provided psychosocial assessments and counseling to residents

University of Maryland Baltimore School of Nursing

Instructor – 1969-1970

Positions:

Assistant Professor – 1970-1972

Lecturer – 1973-1977

Assistant Professor – 1977-2006

Adjunct Faculty Member – Spring, 2007, Summer, 2007, Spring, 2008

Duties:

Taught didactic and clinical courses in the undergraduate and graduate curriculum

Coordinator for courses in Human Development and Deviations in Human Behavior

Faculty of Record for the Advanced Practice Behavioral Health Nursing – Child and Adolescent

Clinical Focus, Master of Science Program

Faculty Practice as mental health clinician at William Pinderhughes Elementary School # 28

1998-2006

Member and/or chair of standing/ad hoc committees/subcommittees that promoted the maintenance functions of the School and campus communities

Participated as co-investigator on two research grants funded by NIDA aimed at the prevention of AIDS in IV substance abusing black women – 1991-1998

Delta T Psychiatric Health Care Agency

Staff Nurse – 2007-2009 (Per- diem)

Duties: Perform registered nurse activities as assigned by contracting health care agency

Almost Family

Delta T (cont)

Baltimore Behavioral Health

Chesapeake Center

MHM

Psychiatric Nurse Staff Nurse – November, 2007-September, 2011

Maryland Department of Corrections – Baltimore City Women’s Detention Center

Duties:

Perform mental status assessments on women admitted to the inpatient psychiatric service

Make referrals for follow-up treatment

Provide individual counseling to patients

Participate as member of the treatment team

Implement treatment plans

Coppin State University

Adjunct Faculty Member – Spring, 2008, Spring, 2009

Duties:

Clinical Instructor in Community Health Nursing – Undergraduate Program in Nursing

Macedonia School of Nursing

University of Health Sciences, Antigua

Position:

Consultant/Nursing Administrator – June, 2005-December, 2006

Duties:

Developed curriculum for Associate Degree program in nursing

Interviewed prospective students

Phoenix Counseling Service

Owings Mills, Maryland

Position –Psychotherapist (per diem)

2003 -2005

Duties:

Performed psychosocial evaluations and individual/family therapy

Prison Health Services

Baltimore City Women’s Detention Center

Position - Staff Nurse (per diem)

November, 2003 –April, 2005

Duties:

Performed professional nursing activities for client population of incarcerated women

Visiting Nurses Association of Maryland

Woodlawn, Maryland

1991 – 2002

Position - Psychiatric home care case-manager (per diem)

Duties:

Performed home visits to adult and child/adolescent patients referred for psychiatric follow-up

Monitored effectiveness and compliance with medication regimen

Made referrals to supportive services as necessary

Provided health teaching on illness management and health maintenance

Provided counseling/therapy to individual clients and family members as needed

Liberty Medical Center

Baltimore, Maryland

1989 – 1995:

Position – Staff Nurse (per diem)

Duties:

Performed nursing duties on adult and child/adolescent psychiatric units

Liberty Medical Center

Baltimore, Maryland

1987 – 1989

Position – Nursing supervisor (per diem)

Duties:

Functioned in capacity as nursing service administrator

for week-end staff

Provident Hospital, Baltimore, Maryland

1971-1987

Position – Assistant Director of Nursing (per diem)

Duties:

Functioned in capacity as nursing

administrator for week-end staff

United States Army Nurse Corp

1963-1966

Position: Staff Nurse/Head Nurse

Letterman General Hospital, San Francisco, California

Newborn nursery

121st Evacuation Hospital, South Korea

Intensive Medical/Surgical Unit

Walson Army Hospital, Fort Dix, New Jersey

Psychiatric Unit

PUBLICATIONS

Harris, R. M., Kavanagh, K., Scott, D., Hetherington, S. (1992) Strategies for AIDS Prevention: Leadership training and peer counseling for high-risk African-American Women in the Drug User Community. Clinical Nursing Reseach,1, 1, 9-24.

GRANTS

Faculty of Record, Community Based Child and Adolescent Behavioral Health Nursing, Funding Agency – HRSA, Bureau of Health Professions, Division of Nursing, Dates, July, 2001-June, 2004, Amount, $1,310,516.

RESEARCH ACTIVIES

Co-Investigator, AIDS and Drug Use prevention for Women in Prison -Funding Agency – National Institute for Drug Abuse - RO1, Amount, $1,750,386, Dates, June, 2004, May, 1998.

Co Investigator, AIDS Prevention for Black Women in the Drug User Community. Funding Agency-National Institute for Drug Abuse-RO1, Amount, $650,216, Dates 7/1/92- 12/31/94.

PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS

Maryland League for Nursing, 1986-1999

Member, Board of Directors

Chaired Committee on State Board Review

National Black Nurses Association –2019-Present

AWARDS

Alpha Kappa Mu National Honor Society- Dillard University, 1963.

Sigma Theta Tau National Honor Society – Boston University, 1969

Organization of the United States Army (upon completion of basic training for achieving highest average 1963)

Howard University School of Nursing – Nurse Researcher of the Year Award – 1996

University of Maryland, Baltimore – Martin Luther King Jr. Community Service Award Service Award - 2007

Martin Luther King Faculty-Staff Diversity Award for Community Service, Spring, 2007, University of Maryland, Baltimore

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