Curriculum Vitae

Catherine M. Hogan, PhD, MPH, BSN, RN

**** *** **** ***** * Dardenne Prairie, MO 63368

Office: 314-***-**** * Cell: 314-***-****

Email: ady8rn@r.postjobfree.com

EDUCATION & TRAINING

Walden University, Minneapolis, MN 2012

Doctorate in Philosophy (PhD) - Public Health

Dissertation: Socioeconomic Factors Affecting Infant Sleep-Related Deaths in St. Louis

Walden University, Minneapolis, MN 2008

Master’s degree in public health (M.P.H)

Jewish College of Health and Allied Services, St. Louis, MO 1995

Bachelor’s degree in the Science of Nursing (B.S.N). – Deans Award of Academic Excellence

St. Luke’s School of Nursing (Diploma Program) St. Louis, MO 1981

Area Amplification

1.Doctorate project was a retrospective study on factors affecting sleep-related infant deaths the City of St. Louis. 25,000 Birth certificates over a 5-year period were compared to 57 death certificates occurring in the same time frame. Study resulted in publication

2.Master’s degree in public health with specialization in program development, community health, and unintentional injury prevention. Internship SIDS Resources

3.Professional experience in pediatric critical care nursing, public health nursing, advocacy, grant writing, program development and evaluation, and research.

TEACHING EXPERIENCE

MARYVILLE UNIVERSITY, St. Louis, MO 2014 – Present

ASSISTANT PROFESSOR SCHOOL OF NURSING

Experience Teaching:

Clinical: (Adjunct) 2009-2014

Pathophysiology: (Nursing 201)

Nursing Research (Nursing 308)

Community Nursing (Nursing 401)

Evidence-based Practice (Nursing 601)

Health Policy (Nursing 602)

Health Promotion (Nursing 610) – Lead Instructor

Doctor of Nursing Practice graduate research

Area Amplification

1.Clinical: Provided clinical experiences in Pediatrics for 6 years. Nurtured critical clinical skills relevant to the care children.

2.Pathophysiology (201):

Coordinate with pharmacology professor to provide mirrored classroom topics to undergraduate students studying pathophysiology.

Present concepts of pathophysiology in relationship to patient illness

Developed the practice of How Does the Patient Look? to illustrate the pathophysiology as it applies to individual illnesses

3.Nursing Research (308):

Apply active research processes to teach students concepts of research.

Reinforce attributes of evidence-based practice

Provide venue to illustrate academic integrity through honest writing practices

Utilize professors from different disciplines to provide insight into various resources such as library sciences, IRB and academic integrity

4. Community Nursing (401)

Integrate current culture and events into community nursing

Incorporate community leaders into the course to illustrate community needs, challenges, and current stressors

5. Health Policy (602):

Use lobbying experiences to illustrate governmental processes

Use current news information to provide examples of nursing issues in legislative process.

6. Health Promotion (610):

Provide health promotion information that may be utilized in current nursing practice.

Encourage students to actively create promotions for their populations of interest.

Accepted Course Lead for Nursing 610. Evaluate process and outcomes to provide greatest learning experience for graduate students participating in this class

6 Doctor of Nursing Practice:

Currently responsible for the DNP research process of 11 doctoral students including writing, IRB process, statistics, academic integrity, production of publishable research and oral presentations

NURSING CAREER

SSM CARDINAL GLENNON CHILDREN’S MEDICAL CENTER, St. Louis, MO 2000 – 2016

SAFE KIDS COORDINATOR

Driving force in orchestrating the Safe Kids programs & projects, 70+ annual events, outreach to the community, collaboration with action groups, contributions, training & education, and presentations. Also manage data collection and analysis, professional surveys and development of educational materials that result in population-directed needs assessments for community services. Oversee $95K budget, 8 staff and 100 volunteers.

Key Accomplishments:

Grant Programs: Wrote, obtained, and implement 5 current grant projects supporting both durable goods & salaries necessary to implement quality programming. Accountable for management of funds & staff and purchase of products demanded by the programs. Current programs include:

The Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services Grant: This grant primarily supplements the Safe Kids Coordinator salary. Prepare detailed quarterly reports & attend quarterly meetings.

The St. Louis County Department of Health Grant: This funding is specifically used to purchase car seats for St. Louis County residents. Handle all purchases, recordkeeping & monthly reporting.

The Missouri Department of Transportation Grant: Manage 55 outlying departments that provide services in the 6-County service area. Direct staff and purchase necessary products for the program.

Reach Out and Read $90K Grant: Manage Reach Out and Read initiatives at 35 clinic sites that provide books for children and reading services by Site Physicians.

Kohl’s Passenger Safety Program Grant: Provides $117K for Center’s injury prevention programs.

Agency Collaboration: Work closely with more than 50 injury prevention community agencies in a service area that includes St. Louis and St. Louis, Jefferson, Franklin, Washington & St. Charles Counties. Support agency programs with education, certifications and supplies, including distributing 1200 bike helmets to underfunded families as well as education to families with children. As principal liaison with MoDOT Region 6, support child passenger safety by distributing more than 1500 car seats per year to underfunded families between 2013 and 2018.

Community Action Group Involvement: Serve & contribute as member of area committees, including the St. Louis Urban Outreach, the Missouri Violence and Injury Prevention Advisory Committee (MIVPAC), the Health Baby Forum, SSM Advocacy and Safe Routes to School.

St. Louis Urban Outreach: In collaboration with SIDS Resources, provide support for Healthy Baby and Safe to Sleep initiatives, including marketing and fundraising.

Missouri Violence and Injury Prevention Advisory Committee (MIVPAC): Served as Chairperson for this statewide injury and violence prevention initiative. In collaboration with the Saint Louis University School of Public Health, conducted a survey of all school nurses, then analyzed the data and presented it as a resource at the Missouri School Nurse Association Annual Meeting.

Health Baby Forum: Co-Chair for this annual program, whose target population is young African- American women who are pregnant or have infants. Provide in-services and resources that promote healthy babies, with the goal of reducing infant mortality. Host crib classes once a month throughout the year to promote safe sleep; also provide cribs to underfunded new parents.

Safe Routes to School: In collaboration with Safe Kids Worldwide and Trailnet, conduct safe walking programs for 2500 children at 8-10 schools to promote safe & healthy walking/bicycling.

Research Programs: Participate in research initiatives, currently with SIDS Resources and Maryville University, previously with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration and Safe Kids Worldwide, that produce critical data for evidence-based practices. Collect demographic data from clients supported by the Medical Center; use data in needs assessments to determine distributions, as well as for grant funders.

Book Creation: Wrote & published a book outlining the most common pediatric injuries in Missouri; distribute 15,000 each year. Created this piece to replace multiple handouts normally given to parents.

Compliance: Accurately document all direct/indirect services in compliance with SSM Health Care Systems to protect Medical Center’s non-profit status, as well as meet requirements of Federal pass-through monies.

Presentations: Deliver professional presentations on many topics, including infant safe sleep, child passenger safety and home safety, which not only promote educational opportunities for the participants, but also promote Safe Kids and its association with SSM Cardinal Glennon Children’s Medical Center.

SSM CARDINAL GLENNON CHILDREN’S MEDICAL CENTER, St. Louis, MO

Pediatric Advanced Life Support Coordinator 1995-2000

Pediatric Intensive Care Unit (PICU) 1983-2005

ACADEMIC AND PROFESSIONAL HONORS AND AWARDS

Recipient, March of Dimes, Public Health Nurse of the Year (2014)

Sigma Theta Tau International Omicron Iota Chapter (2014)

Recipient of Missouri Department of Transportation Advocacy Award (2012)

Recipient of Safe Kids National Coalition of the Year (2012)

Best Practice Designation as Safe Sleep Champion by the National Institute of Child Health and Development (2012)

Recipient of Outstanding Community Service Award –SSM Health (2000)

Graduated Magna Cum Laude, Jewish College of Nursing and Allied Health (1995)

oDeans Award of Academic Excellence

Sigma Theta Tau Jewish College of Nursing and Allied Health Chapter (1995)

PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATIONS & LICENSES

Registered Nurse with Missouri Licensure

PRESENTATIONS AND PUBLICATIONS

Presentations:

Hogan, Cathy (2019). Parental perceptions, risks, and incidence of pediatric unintentional injuries. Scientific Organization & Journal of Nursing Science & Healthcare, London, England

Hogan, Cathy (2019). How previous knowledge affects learning: A school of nursing perspective. Co-presentation, Prospective Week, Maryville University

Poster Presentation (Spring 2017): Parental perceptions, risks, and incidence of pediatric unintentional injuries. Mercy Nursing Research Colloquium.

Poster Presentation (October 2017): Parental perceptions, risks, and incidence of pediatric unintentional injuries. Sigma Theta Tau Conference.

Poster Presentation (November 2017): Parental perceptions, risks, and incidence of pediatric unintentional injuries. American Public Health Association (APHA) Conference.

Hogan, Cathy (2015). “Assessment and Program Development.” Presented to the Missouri Injury and Violence Prevention Advisory Committee, Jefferson City, MO.

Hogan, Cathy (2013). “Safe Sound and Asleep: Preventing Infant Suffocation.” Presented at the National 2013 Safe Kids Injury Prevention Conference, Washington, DC.

Publications:

Hogan, C., Weaver, N.L., Cioni, C., Fry, J., Hamilton, A. & Thompson, S. (2017). Parental perceptions, risks, and incidence of pediatric unintentional injuries. Publication May 2018.

Hogan, C. (2013). Socioeconomic factors affecting infant sleep-related deaths in St. Louis. Public Health Nursing, 31(1), 10-18. doi: 10.1111/phn.12052

National Highway Traffic Safety Administration [NHTSA]. (2004) Misuse of Child Restraints. Report from the National Technical Information Service. Retrieved from www.nhtsa.gov/people/injury/research/misuse/images/misusescreen.pdf

PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS

Missouri Violence and Injury Prevention Advisory Committee

Sigma Theta Tau Omicron Iota – Secretary

Sigma Theta Tau International

Back to Sleep Task Force – St. Louis Urban Outreach

SIDS Resources Board of Directors (Retired 2020)

American Nurses Association

Missouri Nurses Association

American Public Health Association

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

CITI Refresher (2020)

Real Week (2016-2020)- Co-presented session on Academic Integrity as well as multiple sessions on diversity, new technology, and corporate collaboration

Apple Teaching Certificate (Summer 2017)

Digital World Training (2/1/16)

Conceptual Learning for All Webinar (Fall 2015)

Faculty Advising Training Refresher (Fall 2015)

ATI Workshop (Fall 2015)

Prospectus Week (2016-2020) Attended week of updates and training

Missouri Student Nurse Advocacy Day (April 2018 and April 2019)

American Nurses Association Advocacy Day (June 2016)

Presented in London, England at the Scientific Organization & Journal of Nursing Science & Healthcare Conference: Parental Perceptions Regarding Injury (July 2019)

COMMUNITY SERVICE

Community Action Group Involvement: Serve & contribute as member of area committees, including the St. Louis Urban Outreach, the Missouri Violence and Injury Prevention Advisory Committee (MIVPAC), SIDS Resources Board of Directors

St. Louis Urban Outreach: In collaboration with SIDS Resources, provide support for Healthy Baby and Safe to Sleep initiatives, including marketing and fundraising.

Missouri Violence and Injury Prevention Advisory Committee (MIVPAC): Currently serve as Chairperson for this statewide injury and violence prevention initiative. In collaboration with the Saint Louis University School of Public Health, conducted a survey of all school nurses, then analyzed the data and presented it as a resource at the Missouri School Nurse Association Annual Meeting.

Infant Loss Resources of Directors: Participates in fundraising, grant writing, and monthly board meetings

Safe Kids St. Louis Volunteer: Volunteer as a Child Passenger Safety Technician and Child Passenger Safety Technician Instructor

Workshops, Conferences, and Professional Development

Canvas training 2020

Digital World Training 2020

Apple Teacher Certificate 2017

APHA Conference 2017

Sigma Theta Tau Conference 2017

Scientific Organization & Journal of Nursing Science & Healthcare 2019

CITI Renewal Training 2020

Diversity Conversation: University Book Club: Waking up White

2020

Real Week Co-presented session on Academic Integrity as well as multiple sessions on diversity, new technology, and corporate collaboration 2016-2020

Prospectus Week 2016 Attended week of updates and training

2016-2019

American Nurses Association Advocacy Day 2016

Health Literacy Conference 2016

Women in Leadership Project Mentor Training 2016

Digital World Workshops (5 sessions) 2016

Missouri Injury Prevention and Violence Prevention Advisory Committee Workshop

(presenter) Program development and assessment 2015

Conceptual Learning for All Webinar 2015

Faculty Advising Training Refresher 2015

ATI Workshop 2015

Safe Kids Worldwide Conference (presenter) 2013

Issues surrounding infant safe sleep practices 2013

Missouri Information for Community Assessment (MICA) training

2012

St. Louis Emergency Medicine Conference (presenter) 2010

Evaluation of community programs

Annual National Safe Kid Conferences (Attended annually) 1998 - 2013

National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) Child Passenger Safety Technician

Instructor Training 1998

National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) Child Passenger Safety Technician

Training 1995

Pediatric Advances Life Support Instructor Training 1995

UNIVERSITY COMMITTEE MEMBERSHIPS

Undergraduate Curriculum (2014-2021)

Graduate Curriculum (2014-2021)

Faculty Council (2015-2018)

Early Alert Committee (2015-2019)

Women in Leadership Mentor (2017- 2018)

Autism Speaks (2017-2018)

Social Determinates of Health (2017-2021)

Inter Professional Experience (IPE) conference (2018-2021)

Mentors4Nurses (2019-2021)

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