CURRICULUM VITA

Name

Donald R. Hastie, RN, MSN, BC-FNP

**** **** **** *****, ********, Utah 84075

Phone: 801-***-**** Voice Mail 801-***-****

Cell 801-***-****

Business Address:

Syracuse Family & Occupational Medicine, PLLC

1732 W 2475 S

Syracuse, UT 84075-9039

801-***-****

E-Mail Address: adt9xi@r.postjobfree.com

Current Position / Title and Rank

Advanced Practice Nurse (BC-FNP), Family / Pediatric / Occupational Nurse Practitioner

B.Licensure / Certificate

Advanced Practice Nurse (Utah) # 99-204****-****

Controlled Substances (2 – 5) #20-204****-****

NPI# 161*******

Advance Practice Nurse (Nevada) APN 0009900, with prescriptive privileges.

C. Education (Year, Degree, Institution)

Year Degree Institution

1999 CFNP University of Utah College of Nursing

Salt Lake City, Utah

Attended 9-1996 to 6-1999

1995 MSN University of Phoenix

Salt Lake City, Utah

Attended 6-1993 – 10-1995

1992 BSN University of Phoenix

Salt Lake City Utah

Attended 10-1990 – 10-1992

1976 ADN Brigham Young University

Provo, Utah

Attended 9-1974 – 6-1976

1961 General Butte Senior High Scholl

Butte, Montana

D. Work History / Experience (Date, Job Title, and Institution)

Dates Position, Institution

7/2022 to 12/2022 Quintessence Health and Wellness Spa, bioidentical hormone replacement for men

Women, ketamine therapy, aesthetics, weight management, writing policies and

Procedures, job descriptions.

10/2014 t0 6/ 2022 Just the Right Age, working 40+ hours weekly, hormone replacement for men and women sexual dysfunction for men and women, weigh management, aesthetics, joint injections, with steroids, PRP, Mesotherapy, PDO threads, pellet placement, fillers, Botox, minor surgery, general practice.

4/2012 to 2014 Working 40 hours a week doing Home assessments for Medicare patients. Completing 19-page HRA for Care Improvement Plus Practitioners. Average number of patients per day is about 7. I also supervise 35 NPs who cover in other states and counties in Utah.

5/2003 present Syracuse Family & Occupational Medicine PLLC, starting a new clinic, setting up new

Practice, credentialing, providing family practice to all ages, minor surgery, disease management, weight management, occupational medicine and workers compensation.

Worked part time 20 – 30 hours per for Matrix Medical week doing in Home assessment for Medicare patients. Completed HRA, with documentation and coding to assure the highest level of re-imbursements for various insurance companies.

5/2010 to 5/2011 Lakeside Medical, Clinic Medical Director family practice, occupational Medicine, D.O.T physicals, disease management, compliance and policy and Procedure development and documentation. full time.

10/2009 – 4/2010 Family Frist Care, urgent care of patients of all ages, family practice, with a

focus on pain management. Full time.

3/2009 – 9/2010 First Med Urgent care, providing care across the age continuum from birth to geriatrics, in an urgent care setting, suturing, casting, ordering and interpreting, labs, x-rays and referrals as appropriate. Contractual services and PRN.

10/2007-3/2009 Golden Health Family Medical – Take Care Health Systems

Family Nurse Practitioner, providing care across the age continuum from birth

to Age 65 for Mine employees and their dependants. Providing health care to clients with diabetes, hypertension, Cardiac problems, hypercholesterolemia and other hyperlipdemic states, well care, pre-employment physical, DOT, CDL, occupational medicine and support, mine rescue and EMT physicals, fitness testing, Cardiac Stress tests, urgent care, providing for medical needs, suturing, wound care, fracture care and casting. Skin care and minor surgeries. Primary to clients of all ages, genders, and ethnic backgrounds. Director of Quality Improvement. Writing policies and procedures and cover foreign travel and immunizations. Wellness Clinic, education, diet and nutrition, weight management, smoking / chewing cessation, exercise programs for wellness, back care, and rehab pain management and management of Coumadin clinic. Providing on site occupational visits and compliance with OSHA, MSHA, and workers compensation.

4/2006-10/2007 After Hours Medical

Family Nurse Practitioner, providing urgent care to patients of all ages. Providing urgent patient care for a wide variety of diseases, urgent care medical needs, suturing, wound care, fracture care and casting. Acting as primary care provider to patients who are between insurances, self-pay, or who are looking for or between providers. D,O.T. Physicals, Occupational Medicine.

5/2005-5/2007 Promise Specialty Hospital, Salt Lake City, Utah

Family Nurse Practitioner, providing in house rounds and care to adult and geriatric patients and their families, with various disease processes, surgical procedures of all types, diabetes, Hypertension, respiratory failure, kidney failure, wound care and end of life care. Covering weekends—Saturday and Sunday. Working with three internal medicine physicians, and two-family practice physicians, to provide care to their clients. Rounding on 10 to 30 patients each day, writing for tests, labs, x-rays and other studies, referrals and documentation. Assessing the appropriateness of the care that is provided, making adjustment to the care plan and medication as needed for the various disease processes, surgeries and wound care.

Admission and discharge history and physical assessment and summaries, including dictation. Developing care plans when they are admitted in conjunction with the admitting physician and for discharge.

Discharge planning in collaboration with the physicians, social workers, family and other care facilities.

2/2005-10/2008 Utah Career College

Instructor in the Nursing, Massage Therapy, and Physical Trainer Departments

Teaching the following Classes:

Nutrition

Nursing Fundamentals

Pharmacology

Pathophysiology

Anatomy and Physiology

Advanced Nursing Assessment

Clinical Instructor

Each class was 3 hours, requiring 4 hours of prep time for each hour taught. Preparation of tests, grading tests, papers, assignments, and projects. Assessing clinical skills of students in a patient care setting, precepting and mentoring of all students

1/2005-present Preceptor for Advanced Practice Nursing students from the University of Utah

College of Nursing and Westminster College of Nursing. Adjunct Instructor at

The University of Utah.

6/2003-1/2006 University of Utah Hospital, Salt Lake City, Utah

Family Nurse Practitioner, Department of Cardio-Thoracic Surgery

Providing direct patient care to in patients on the service in the Surgical ICU,

Medical ICU, and step-down units and working in the clinic

Provided pain management to patients as needed while inpatients and in follow up at clinic visits, and management of patient on coumadin

Patient education for pre-op, post-op care and discharge care, including medications

Discharge planning for patients, arranging for home health, or skilled nursing placement, working with discharge planners, social workers, and various facilities.

Removal of chest tubes, pacer wires, removing Intra Aortic Balloon Pumps, placement and removal of Dobhof feeding tubes, Nasogastric tubes, and providing and directing wound care management.

Providing and directing care for patients with Left and Right Ventricular Assist devices, as destination therapy, and anticipated Cardiac Transplant. Providing and directing care in collaboration with the Transplant Team for patients with Cardiac, and Lung Transplants.

Working with endocrinology in directing the care of patients with diabetes. Providing education, and medication adjustments, nutritional support and care, and follow up care.

Clinical care of patients who needed follow up care, and new patients visits, admitting and surgical intervention, and other medical and medication issues as necessary, and providing for their care while in house in collaboration with physicians.

Management of patients with esophageal surgery, monitoring nutritional status, caring for Dobhof feeding tubes, J-Peg feeding tubes, Total Perenterial Nutrition. Providing follow up x-ray and swallow studies to assess ability to take oral nutrition.

Management of patients with questions and return phone calls in directing care and follow up needs. Medication adjustments for blood pressure, arrhythmias, diabetic medications, pain medications, and warfrin for valve replacements, and aortic dissections. Working closely with home health providers caring for patients that had been discharged and directing their care and follow up.

Provide consultative services to other departments within the hospital, and community in collaboration with physicians.

Research projects with various companies, working with the OR Staff, Surgical and Medical ICU staff and telemetry units coordinating all necessary test, and following protocols. Participating in the development and writing of protocols, consents, and contracts with outside entities for lab work, and analysis of samples as necessary.

7/1999 – 6/2003 University of Utah Hospital / Clinics, Salt Lake City, Utah

Family Nurse Practitioner, Department of Anesthesiology, acute and chronic pain services and research.

Providing pain management, and consultation to in-house patients and their providers

Responsible for 24 hour a day care of inpatients on Acute Pain Service in consultation with attending anesthesiologist

Clinical practice providing direct patient care to patients with chronic pain, depression, anxiety, sleep disturbances

Clinical Research Coordinator related to invasive and non-invasive drug delivery systems and various clinic drug trials. Writing protocols, consent insuring compliance with HIPPA regulations and Patient safety. IRB submissions and reworks. Screening Patients for clinical trials following protocols. Research trials coordinating clinical trials, paperwork and follow up.

Providing education to clinical staff and coordinators involved in the clinical trials. Working with Company compliance officers and submitting related reports and patient encounters.

Chronic Pain Service Responsibilities:

Evaluation, assessment and management of chronic pain patients seen in the Pain Center and in-patient (University Hospital) including

Initial evaluation work-up, follow-up visits, phone calls for medical / medication or psycho / social problems and medication refills

Patient / family education on pain and medical treatments and medications and compliance issues

Planning and coordination of any patient clinic activities or other diagnostic procedures

Evaluation, assessment and management of cancer patients with pain seen in the Pain clinic and in-patients (University Hospital) including:

Initial evaluation work-up, follow-up visits, and phone calls for medical / medication or psycho/social problems and medication refills

Patient / family education on pain and medical treatments and medications

Planning and coordination of clinic activities, diagnostic procedures or work-up with health care providers

Coordinate patient hospital admissions and discharges for treatment of pain

Coordinate and management of palliative and end of life care with medical providers when appropriate

Provide 24 hours on call availability of cancer patients / family and Home or Hospice Care Nursing for continuity of palliative / terminal care

Provide psycho/social counseling to patients / family regarding pain, cancer and end of life issues

Make home visits to patients / family unable to travel to the pain clinic for assessment and care

Manage and coordinate care of patients with implanted Medtronic Intrathecal pumps, or spinal cord stimulators: DuPens tunneled epidural / intratheical catheters with pumps or intravenous catheters with PCA pumps for treatment of acute, chronic and cancer pain in the clinic, home or in-patient settings, including:

Coordinate in-patient trials of intrathecal Baclofen or narcotics for placement of Medtronic implanted pumps

Coordinate out-patient OR trials of spinal cord stimulators

Provide OR assistance to physicians placing Medtronic pumps or stimulators at the University Hospital

Provide pump refills or adjustments to stimulator (clinic, in-patient or home setting)

Plan and provide education to medial and nursing students (RN and NP), medical staff (hospital and clinic or home care), patients and family and community. Focus is on assessment, management of acute, chronic and cancer pain, use of implanted / invasive devices for treatment of pain, medications and other pain treatments / procedures, including:

Preceptor for graduate and undergraduate nursing, medical students at the pain clinic for clinical rotations

Develop and implement written education material for patients/ family and other health care providers

Consultation to other hospital, care facilities, clinics who need and want education related to pain management and medications issues, and implanted devices, and procedures

Participate in the development, writing protocols, consent forms, screening paperwork, and IRB submission paperwork and implementation of nursing and medical research for the Pain Management Clinical Research Department, including:

Developing research studies

Applying for research studies from medical and drug research companies

Writing research protocols and preparation of all paperwork needed for IRB submission, budgets, and working with OSP, and various clients who are sponsoring projects, or who are seeking permission to do a research project

Coordinate research activities / studies with patients or subjects to include collecting medical histories, physical exams, consent patients, delivery of study medications / devices, collection of blood, sample preparation and shipment, vital statistics and completion of CRF’s, monitor visits, and closing process

10/1999 to 9/2005 Wee Care Pediatrics, Layton, Utah

Family Nurse Practitioner, providing direct patient care, diagnosis and treatment of pediatric clients, education of parents, care providers or family members, routine and urgent e needs, including:

Well care and education of family

Reading of x-rays and providing appropriate care and referral as necessary in consultation with physicians

Casting of fractures and referral to orthopedic physicians as appropriate, and suturing of simple and complex wounds, wound care and follow up care

Ordering and interpretation of Lab values, x-rays, CT scans and appropriate care in consultation with physicians

Supervising ancillary staff of 10 to 20 RN’s, LPN’s MA’s, X-ray techs, and Front Office personnel

Providing phone triage to family or care providers as appropriate

6/2002 to 6/2004 Night time Pediatrics, and Urgent Care, Bountiful Utah

Family Nurse Practitioner, providing urgent after-hours care, working part time--

Working approximately 30 hours per week

Providing care the patient across a varied age groups, pediatrics, adolescents, adult, geriatric and women on an urgent care bases

Assessing their varied needs and providing appropriate care, including, medications, medication adjustments, pain management, suturing, wound management and follow up, x-ray, fracture care, casting and referral, and follow up care in consultation with physicians as appropriate

5/1997 to 6/1999 University of Utah College of Nursing

Teaching assistant in the undergraduate program, proving didactic and clinical experience to nursing students in their junior and senior year

6/1996 to 8/1999 St. Mark’s Hospital, Salt Lake City, Utah

Charge nurse, supervising 8 RN’s, 2 LPN’s, 5 CNA’s 2 Unit Clerks, monitoring nursing students and providing clinical instruction to the staff, and clinical care to patients, on a medical / surgical, orthopedic and step-down unit

7/1994 to 7/1996 Tooele Valley Regional Medical Center, Tooele, Utah

Director of Quality Improvement, Case Management, Risk Management and Utilization Review, for the Hospital, Nursing Home and home health agency, report to the CEO and Board of Directors, E.D. and ICU nurse, providing direct patient care as needed

7/1994 to 7/1995 Rocky Mountain Home Health / Hospice, Bountiful, Utah

Director of Quality Improvement, Education Specialist, Compliance Officer for Medicare / Medicaid, and JCAHO Standards, Risk Management coordinator, Development of policies, procedures and protocols, Home Health Nurse, providing direct patient care.

7/1992 to 2/1994 Interwest Quality of Care, Salt Lake City, Utah

Director of Quality Improvement, Resource Specialist, Consultant, providing services to 28 rural hospitals and clinics in Utah, Wyoming, and Idaho. Research coordinator. Providing education for Quality Improvement, and other supporting educational needs as assessed in each site. Used this work as a Master’s Project.

4/1991 to 11/1992 Ogden Clinic, Ogden, Utah

Director of Nursing and Urgent Care, compliance officer for OSHA, supervising 65 RN’s, LPN’s, MA’s, Laboratory staff of 20, Radiology staff of 14, Medical records staff of 20, managing 35 physician specialty practices and support staff, clinical services, and setting up new physician practices, developing and writing polices, procedures and protocols, staff development and education, case management

2/1991 to 3/1994 Hill Air Force Base, Hill AFB, Utah (Contract services)

Director of Emergency Department, Hill Air Force Base—civilian, supervising and providing clinical education to a staff of 30 military and 20 civilian personal, providing direct patient care

Providing direct patient care to patients of various ages with emergent health care needs, including Cardiac and Trauma

Triage nurse, directing patient assessment, and assignment, transfer placement, discharge planning and follow up care

7/1980 to 2/1991 Hill Air Force Base Hospital, Hill AFB, Utah

Civilian employee, Assistant chief nurse, in house Supervisor, evening shift, occupational medicine, supervising a staff of 30 RN’s, LPN’s, Medical Technicians, Lab and X-ray personnel, military and civilian, providing direct patient care, clinical education for staff development, developed classes for EMT’s, ACLS—provider and instructor, ATLS, and Wellness programs used base wide

6/1970 to 7/1980 Intermountain Health Care Hospitals—Ogden and Provo, Utah

Staff Nurse, LPN, Orderly providing direct patient care

E.Area(s) of Specialization

Nurse Practitioner, working in Pain and Palliative care, Cardio-thoracic surgery, Pediatrics, and Urgent care, Diabetes, Hyperlipidemic states, Hypertension, anticoagulation therapy.

As a Nurse, Emergency and Urgent Nursing, Critical Care Nursing, Occupational Health Nursing, health Promotion and Wellness, weight loss and smoking cessation, Quality Improvement, Pain Management, Palliative Care, Case management

Alternative Medicine—herbs, message / acupressure

Wellness programs, Health fairs, and education for staff and clients

Master project was Quality Improvement where I developed a 100% participation model and implemented the process in a hospital, 5 clinics and a nursing home, urgent care clinic.

F.Current and Past Areas of Teaching Responsibility

Classroom instruction and clinical instruction for Undergraduate Nursing Students

Adjunct Teacher for Advance Practice Nurses, Doctoral pharmacology, and Undergraduate Nursing Students, University of Utah College of Nursing, Salt Lake City, Utah, 1999 to present

Preceptor for Advanced Practice Nurses for the University of Utah, and Westminster College, Salt Lake City, Utah, 2004 to present

Teaching Assistant, BSN students, medical surgical, surgical, rehab nursing, University of Utah 1998 – 1999

Red Cross Instructor—BLS, Nutrition, 1980 – 1996

Lead Instructor and Instructor Trainer for ACLS, BLS, EMT Instructor, Wellness and Health promotion Instructor Hill Air Force Base Hospital, Occupational Medicine Clinic, Hill AFB, Utah 1982 –1991

G.Research, Scholarship, and Other Creative Work

Research

Dates Title

2003 – 2004 Primo CABG II Trial

2002 – 2003 High Concentration Capsaicin in the Treatment of Post Herpetic Neuralgia

2002Temperature study on CHADD patches

2001 – 2002 CHADD Heat Patch effect on Duragesic Patches

2000Heat Patch Effects on Duragesic patches

1994 – 1995 100% Participation Model Implementation for Quality Improvement

1995 Outcome Measures for Home Health on Joint Replacement and

Diabetic Patients

1994Outcome Measures for Vaginal Deliveries and Cholecystectomies

1994Diabetic Care: Limitation of Care and Inadequate Documentation

H.Publications

1.Journal Publication

Hastie, D.R., Motivation and Personal Quality in the Work Setting

Quality Quarterly, 1993

Hastie, D.R., Quality Improvement, Time versus Benefit.

Quality Quarterly, 1994

I.Invited Speeches / Lectures / Demonstrations / Presentations

Mo / Year Title and Sponsor

10/2002 “Taming the Pain Management Monster, DEA Rules and Regulations, Medical Guidelines” Bingham Memorial Hospital, Blackfoot, Idaho

1/2001 “Preparing for JCAHO, Pain Management Rules, Departmental Responsibilities” Bingham Memorial Hospital, Blackfoot, Idaho

6/2000 “Pain, JCAHO, and You” Malad County Hosptial, Malad, Idaho

9/1999 “How to Interview and Negotiate” Westminster College of Nursing, Salt Lake City, Utah

10/1996 “Communication and Magic Words” Springville Home Care, Springville, Utah

8/1996 “Leadership, Quality Improvement and JCAHO, Rocky Mountain Home Health and Hospice, Bountiful, Utah

7/1996 “Outcome Measure for Patient Care” Rocky Mountain Care, Holiday, Utah

6/1996 “Diabetic Chart Audit Results” Salt Lake Community Health Services, Salt Lake City Utah

3/1996 “Quality Improvement a Personal Commitment” Salt Lake Community Health Services, Salt Lake County, Utah

7/1995 “Implementation of the 100% Quality Improvement Process” San Juan Hospital, Monticello, Utah

6/1995 “Improving Health Care” Salt Lake Community Health Services, Salt Lake County, Utah

5/1995 “Customer Satisfaction, How to Achieve it, Quality Improvement” Moab memorial Hospital, Moab, Utah

4/1995 “Quality Improvement a General Overview” San Juan Hospital, Monticello, Utah

2/1995 “Chart Auditing, Standards of Care” Salt Lake Community Health Services, Salt Lake County, Utah

6/1991 “Quality Improvement Process to Improving Care” Ogden Clinic, Ogden, Utah

J.Consultation

Mo/ Year Firm / Client

1/2000 St. Mark’s Hospital, Salt Lake City, Utah

1993 – 1996 San Juan Hospital, Monticello, Utah

1993 – 1996 Salt Lake Community Health Services, Salt Lake City, Utah

1993 – 1996 Deushesne Hospital and Health Services, Vernal, Utah

1993 – 1996 Brigham City Hospital, Brigham City, Utah

1993– 2000 Bingham Memorial Hospital, Blackfoot, Idaho

K.University, Professional, and Public Service

Independent Studies

Pain Management, May – August 1998, Pain Clinic, University of Utah School of Medicine, Department of Anesthesiology, Salt Lake City, Utah (360 Clinical Hours)

Alternative Medicine Therapies, January – March 1998, Red Butte Alternative Medicine Clinic, Salt Lake City, Utah (120 Clinical Hours)

Women’s Health / OBGYN, September – December 1998, Ogden Clinic, OBGYN Department, Ogden, Utah (240 Clinical Hours)

Pediatrics, September 1997 – March 1998, Wee Care Pediatrics, Layton, Utah (360 Clinical Hours)

Profession Societies

a.Local / State

Utah Nurses Association, 1980 – Present

Utah Nurse Practitioner Association 1997 – Present

Utah Association of Health Care Quality, 1993 – 2004

American Society of Pain Management Nurses, Intermountain Chapter 1999 – Present

b.National

American Society of Quality 1993 – 2008

American Nurses Association 1995 – Present

American Society of Pain Management Nurses, National Organization 1999 – 2005

L.Public Service

Advance Cardiac Life Support Instructor Trainer and Instructor, Hill Air Force Base Hospital, Hill AFB, Utah, 1982 – 1992

Red Cross Instructor, BLS, Nutrition, Diabetes, Hypertension, Ogden, Utah, 1980 – 1991

Emergency Medical Training Instructor, Hill Air Force Base Hospital / Fire Department, Hill AFB, Utah 1989 –1992

Head Start Physicals, Various Programs Serving Salt Lake City and Ogden Areas, 1996 – 2000

Health Promotion and wellness, Hill Air Force Base Hospital, Occupational Medicine, and Community Center, 1987 – 1992

Boy Scouts of America, Merit Badge Counselor, 1989 – present

M.Profession Committee

Mo/Year Title

1/2000 – 6/2001 Pain Management Development Committee, St. Mark’s hospital

3/2001 – 2/2005 American Society of Pain Management Nurses, Local Chapter, Program

Development for Yearly conferences

10/2003 – 10/2005 Utah Career College Board of Professional Development of Nursing Program and Curriculum, Utah Career College, Salt Lake City, Utah.

5/2011 to present Boy Scout of America, Trappers Trail District—First Aid committee CPR trainer.

Signature: Donald R. Hastie, RN, MSN, BC-FNP Date

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