Certified Business Relationships managerClinical Exercise Physiologist
Resume:
Dr. Shannon Simmons
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Education and Certifications
·Doctor of Health Science emphasis in Global Health (A.T. Still University)
·Master’s Degree in Exercise Science and Health Promotion (California University of Pennsylvania)
·Bachelor’s degree in Exercise Science and Sports Medicine (Willamette University)
·Epic Configuring the Clinical Epic End User CLN 251/252 proficient (since October 2017)
·EpicCare Inpatient Clinical Documentation INP402 proficient (since October 2017)
·Epic Radiant Administration RAD400 proficient (since February 2020)
·ITIL Certified
·ACSM Certified Clinical Exercise Physiologist/& Member (active since 2008)
·NASM Certified Personal Trainer (active since 2000)
·AED/First Aid/CPR
Positions Held
·Business Relationship Manager - Oregon Health Authority Covid Response Recovery Unit. Present. Accountable and responsible for communicating needs between Oregon Information Services and OHA and ODHS for Covid Response. Align resources, coordinate efforts to the business, maintain timelines, procurement, and develop Cloud workbooks and RFP. Create value plans. Responsible for business leadership.
·IS Ambulatory Manager – Salem Health. Managed the ambulatory applications team for the hospital and clinic system during before, during incident command and telehealth implementation for COVID response, and sustained operations for improved patient care post command center efforts. Developed processes for all patient and clinical workflows for telehealth. Federal grant writing for Telehealth. During COVID response, helped lead the ambulatory IS to implement virtual care across all providers within a 2 day turn around. During COVID command center, led a team to take all MyChart patient calls for telehealth (upwards of 350 calls a day), provide support for all telehealth events during COVID pandemic and implement two different platform integrations for video visits. Lean Leader problem solving, project management, project accountable leader, human resource escalations. Current
·IS Ambulatory Strategic Initiatives Supervisor – Salem Health – Lean Leader problem solving, staff management/hiring/resolution, and project management. December 2018 – January 2020.
·Clinical Informatics Coordinator 1 – Salem Health. Liaison between physicians and the electronic medical record analysts. Train providers, Workflow analysis. Project management Epic projects. October 2017- December 2018.
·Department Chair Associate Professor; Faculty – Corban University. Leadership of department: grant writing, research, hire, train and manage all exercise science and human performance instructors and staff. Develop curriculum, accreditation reports, and staff reviews. Research Project Management of students. Advise students in course choice, sequence and career direction. Teach courses such as nutrition, exercise physiology, motor learning and development, and Biomechanics. 2007 – Current (11 years; currently adjunct).
·Health Coordinator – Salem-Keizer Public Schools Head Start Department. Ensure adequate health records, accountable for USDA and department of education metrics and funding, teach health education courses to parents, and perform USDA site monitoring. 4 years.
·Assistant Instructor – Corban College. Teach, assess and coordinate Human Performance Classes including Kinesiology, Exercise Prescription, Exercise Physiology, and Nutrition. (Prior to being hired full time)
·Columnist for Newspaper – Statesman Journal. Six years of writing experience. A weekly question and answer fitness column. 9 years.
·Public Speaker – Speak at area health fairs and local clinics to promote health and fitness awareness. Continuous
Leadership Positions Held
·IS Ambulatory Manager Salem Health
·IS Community Connect Supervisor at Salem Health
·Department Chair of Exercise Science at Corban University
·Associate Director of Capital City Elite Volleyball Club
·Athletic Eligibility Committee Member Corban University
·Board member: Boys and Girls Club of Salem; A. T. Still University Alumni Board
·Member: American College of Sports Medicine (National and NW Region); National Academy of Sports Medicine.
Program Familiarity
·SPSS analytical software experience for research and freelance outcomes work: 12 years.
·Excel Spreadsheets, budget/expense reports, salary, accounting experience: 10 years.
·Microsoft Word/Publisher/PowerPoint: 20+ years
Professional Development
ACSM Member and Certified Clinical Exercise Physiologist
ACSM NW Regional Member
NASM Member and Certified Personal Trainer
A.T. Still University Alumni Board member
Boys and Girls Club of Salem Advisory Board Member
Research and Professional Presentations
Boen, G., Comstock, S., & Simmons, S. (2017). Poster presentation at ACSM NW Regional meeting. Bend, OR. Effects of Caffeine on 5K Time and Perceived Exertion of College Aged Students.
Durre, B. & Simmons, S. (2016). Poster presentation at ACSM Annual Meeting. San Diego, CA. Comparison of Interrater Reliability Between Lower Quarter Y-Balance Test and the Single Leg Squat.
Hammond, K. & Simmons, S. (2016). Poster presentation at ACSM NW Regional meeting. Tacoma, WA. Comparing the Effectiveness of Core Stabilization to FMS Correctives At Improving Total FMS Score.
Holden, C. & Simmons, S. (2016). Poster presentation at ACSM NW Regional meeting. Tacoma, WA. The Effect of Myofacial Release with Roller Vs Dynamic Stretch Routine on Performance.
Quezada, R. & Simmons, S. (2016). Poster presentation at ACSM NW Regional meeting. Tacoma, WA. Electromygraphic Analysis of the Upper Trapezius, Pectoralis Major, And Latissimus Dorsi During Shoulder Exercise.
Quezada, R. & Simmons, S. (2017). Oral lecture at Hawaii International Conference on Education. Honolulu, HI. Electromygraphic Analysis of the Upper Trapezius, Pectoralis Major, And Latissimus Dorsi During Shoulder Exercise
Russel, R. & Simmons, S. (2016). Thematic Poster at ACSMNW Regional Conference Tacoma, WA. The Effects of Barefoot Running on Overpronation In Runners.
Simmons, S., Alexander, J.L., Ewing, H., & Whetzel, S. (2011). Poster Presentation at ACSM World Congress Meeting. Denver, CO. SNAP Participation in Preschool Aged Children and Prevalence of Overweight and Obesity.
Simmons, S. & Turner, M. (2016). Oral Presenter at The IAFOR International Conference on Education Honolulu, HI. The Comparison of Children’s Caloric Expenditure During Elementary Physical Education Class And Free-Choice Recess Time.
Williamson, J. & Simmons, S. (2016). Thematic Poster at ACSMNW Regional Conference. Tacoma, WA Benefits & Effects of PNF Stretching in the Cool Down Phase of Exercise.
Williamson, J. & Simmons, S. (2017). Oral presentation at Hawaii International Conference on Education. Honolulu, HI. Benefits & Effects of PNF Stretching in the Cool Down Phase of Exercise.
Publications
Hafeni, L; Hamilton, J; and Simmons, S (2015) "SMALL-SIDED SOCCER GAMES IMPROVE GAME INTELLIGENCE AND BALL POSSESSION OF U/12 BOYS," International Journal of Exercise Science: Conference Proceedings: Vol. 8: Iss. 3, Article 16.
Available at: http://digitalcommons.wku.edu/ijesab/vol8/iss3/16
Shockley, O; Hanson, K; and Simmons, S (2015). The Effect Of Abbreviated Progressive Relaxation Training On Cortisol Levels In Collegiate Volleyball Players, International Journal of Exercise Science: Conference Proceedings: Vol. 8: Iss. 3, Article 42.
Available at: http://digitalcommons.wku.edu/ijesab/vol8/iss3/42
Simmons, S., Alexander, J.L., Ewing, H., & Whetzel, S. (2011). SNAP Participation in Preschool Aged Children and Prevalence of Overweight and Obesity. Medicine & Science in Sports and Exercise, 43(5), 266.
Simmons, S., Alexander, J.L., Ewing, H., & Whetzel, S. (2012). SNAP Participation in School-Aged Children and Prevalence of Overweight and Obesity. Journal of School Health, 82(12), 548-552.
Simmons, S. & Childers, K. (2013). Effects of Intercollegiate Athletics and Intramural Participation on Self-Esteem and Physical Self-Description. Recreational Sports Journal, 37(2).
Abstracts Published
Cory, S. & Simmons, S. (2014). Offseason Training for Improving Peak VO2 in Master Cyclists.
Hafeni, L., Hamilton, J., & Simmons, S. (2015). Small-Sided Soccer Games Improve Game Intelligence and Ball Possession of U12 Boys.
Hatfield, J. & Simmons, S. (2014). Perception of Pain in Athletes.
Durre, B. & Simmons, S. (2014). Comparison of Interrater Reliability Between Lower Quarter Y-Balance Test and the Single Leg Squat. Medicine and Science in Sports
Simmons, S. & Turner, M. (2016). The Comparison Of Children’s Caloric Expenditure During Elementary Physical Education Class And Free-Choice Recess Time (2016).
Shockley, O., Hansen, K., & Simmons, S. (2015). The Effect of Abbreviated Progressive Relaxation Training on Cortisol Levels in Collegiate Volleyball Players. Medicine and Science in Sports
Williamson, J. & Simmons, S. (2016). Thematic Poster at ACSMNW Regional Conference. Tacoma, WA Benefits & Effects of PNF Stretching in the Cool Down Phase of Exercise.
Russel, R. & Simmons, S. (2016). Thematic Poster at ACSMNW Regional Conference Tacoma, WA. The Effects Of Barefoot Running On Overpronation In Runners.
Simmons, S., Lovely, M., & Bale, D. Poster Presentation at ACSM northwest annual meeting. Salem, OR (2013). Increasing Athletic Performance, Strength, Power, And Outcomes With A Credit-Based Undergraduate Class.
Presenter at Willamette University Teacher Workshops. June 2011.
Presenter at A. T. Still University Winter Institute. Mesa, AZ (2011).
References
1.Greg Eide. Athletic Director. Corban University. 5000 Deer Park Dr. Salem. 503-***-****.
2.Skip Kenitzer EdD. Retired Professor Willamette University 900 State Street Salem, Oregon 97301, 503-***-****
3.TJ Sullivan. Owner Huggins Insurance. 503-***-****.
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