Resume

• 2011

  PhD

  Computing Technology in Education

  Upsilon Pi Epsilon Honor Society

  DCTE Writing Group

  Nova Southeastern University

  Educational Specialist (EdS)

  Computer and Information Sciences; Computing Technology in Education

  Nova Southeastern University

• 2004

  National AHEC Organization

  Entered purchasing requests into accounting software. Researched vendor information and requested new vendor establishment.

  Medical University of South Carolina

  Public Relations and Special Programs Coordinator

  Responsible for coordinating public relations activities for the South Carolina AHEC statewide system including the scheduling of media coverage of AHEC-sponsored programs and the development and design of press kits and articles for publication in journals

  newsletters and newspapers.\nCoordinates the design

  content and maintenance for all South Carolina AHEC websites and social marketing portals.\nProvides management of database initiatives and prepares materials for the identification

  implementation

  and reporting of federal and private funding grants. \nSupports South Carolina AHEC educational activities through strategic planning

  curriculum development and needs assessment activities.\nDirects grant activities for distance-based continuing education and student training programs.\nServes as the information technology liaison to University and on behalf of the AHEC system.

  Medical University of South Carolina

  Public Information and Community Outreach

  Procurement Technician

  Researched and mediated invoice discrepancies between University departments and vendors.

  Medical University of South Carolina

  Freelance Public Relations Consultant

  Promotes non-profits

  educational-based organizations and small businesses through strategic planning

  marketing and public relations activities. \nDesigns

  develops

  maintains and promotes website activities for clients. Successfully facilitated business opportunities that led to increased commissions for

  Pluffmud Communications

  Medical University of South Carolina

  Charleston

  South Carolina Area

  Associate Professor within the Academic Affairs Faculty

  Associate Professor

  Responsible for approving purchases

  resolving invoices discrepancies and providing customer service support to University departments and vendors.

  Medical University of South Carolina

  Program Services Manager

  •\tResponsible for coordinating public relations activities for the South Carolina AHEC statewide system including the scheduling of media coverage of AHEC-sponsored programs and the development and design of press kits and articles for publication in journals

  newsletters and newspapers.\n•\tCoordinates the design

  content and maintenance for all South Carolina AHEC websites and social marketing portals.\n•\tProvides management of database initiatives and prepares materials for the identification

  implementation

  and reporting of federal and private funding grants. \n•\tSupports South Carolina AHEC educational activities through strategic planning

  curriculum development and needs assessment activities.\n•\tDirects grant activities for distance-based continuing education and student training programs.\n•\tServes as the information technology liaison to University and on behalf of the AHEC system.

  South Carolina AHEC

  Medical University of South Carolina

  Medical University of South Carolina

  Department of Library Science & Informatics

  Assistant Professor

  Compiled statewide marketing profile of orthopedic medical procedures and developed overview of Department's marketing position and strategy. \nResponsible for departmental payroll and purchasing functions.

  Medical University of South Carolina

  Public Information Coordinator

  Created and disseminated public information materials to inform stakeholders of program activities and public events.\nManaged multifaceted marketing and designed approaches relating to hard-to-reach and diverse audiences.\nCoordinated and implemented special events for federally funded grant programs providing outreach to audiences on the local

  state and national levels.\nAssisted in the production of Emmy-nominated environmental health television programs.\n\nCharleston School of the Arts Strings Booster Club

  South Carolina Native Plant Society

  Chuck Morris Art & Old School Blues Band

  South Carolina AHEC

  Medical University of South Carolina

  Member of the National AHEC Organization. Serves of the Program Directors Constituency Group (Past-Secretary). Previously served as a member and Co-Chair of the Communications Committee.

  National AHEC Organization

  Program Coordinator

  Coordinated special events for grant funded programs at the local

  state and national levels. Provided logistical support to internal and external agencies by coordinating program functions.\nProvided technical assistance to public meetings

  hearings and conferences held at off-campus locations. Produced related media materials and community announcements.\nManaged program functions including purchasing

  reporting and strategic planning. \nPrepared reporting information and issue identification statements for funding sources and legislative bodies. Assisted in editing publications.

  Environmental Biosciences Program

  MUSC

  Medical University of South Carolina

  Charleston

  South Carolina Area

  Working with amazing people to educate and advance telehealth across South Carolina.

  Telehealth Education Manager

  Charleston

  SC

  •\tServed as the Director of Learning Services and Director of the South Carolina Health Occupations Outreach Learning System (SCHOOLS) videoconferencing system.\n•\tParticipated in the development of educational programs for statewide consumption with faculty from MUSC and other institutions of higher education. \n•\tDirected and managed statewide communication activities for the SC AHEC system to include the development and design of press releases

  and articles for publication in journals

  newsletters

  bulletins

  newspapers and websites. \n•\tServed as the information technology liaison to University and on behalf of the AHEC system.\n•\tManaged the reporting process for federal and foundation grants

  and state of South Carolina funding.

  Director of Learning Services

  South Carolina AHEC

  Department of Library Science & Informatics

  Instructor

  Medical University of South Carolina

  Charleston

  SC

  •\tServes as the Director of the Office for Telehealth Education for the South Carolina AHEC and the MUSC Center for Telehealth. \n•\tOversees the SCHOOLS videoconferencing and learning system

  which encompasses the four regional AHEC Centers

  over 40 rural South Carolina hospitals and community health clinics. \n•\tDevelops telehealth training programs for faculty

  providers and interprofessional teams of students. \n•\tAdministers telehealth education and clinical service initiatives in partnership with primary care practices across the state. \n•\tParticipates in the development of educational programs for statewide consumption with faculty from MUSC and other institutions of higher education. \n•\tDirects and manages statewide communication activities for the SC AHEC system.

  Director of the Office for Telehealth Education

  South Carolina AHEC & Medical University of South Carolina

  Conducted strategic research for clients on potential products and international markets. Wrote market research papers for clients.\nDesigned marketing brochure profiling the services available to clients and assisted in the development of Chartering Contracts for bulk shipping companies.

  Relship

  Inc

  Intern

  Wrote copy for upcoming events in the Charleston area. Researched information for resource lists.

  Charleston Regional Business Journal

  South Carolina Public Health Association

  Member

  Member

  Association of Computer Machinery

  Member

  American Telemedicine Association

  The NAI Fellows Program has 912 Fellows worldwide representing more than 250 prestigious universities and governmental and non-profit research institutes. Collectively

  the Fellows hold more than 32

  000 issued U.S. patents

  which have generated over 9

  400 licensed technologies and companies

  and created more than 1.3 million jobs. In addition

  over $137 billion in revenue has been generated based on NAI Fellow discoveries.

  https://academyofinventors.org

  Maralynne D. Mitcham Interprofessional Fellowship

  The purpose of the Maralynne D. Mitcham Interprofessional Fellowship is to prepare university faculty and staff to successfully assume new roles in interprofessional education

  research

  practice

  and/or administration. The program seeks to foster people who demonstrate interprofessional competencies that span multiple disciplines and contexts. Further

  the fellowship strives to enrich collaborative learning experiences and scholarship among the MUSC community

  including its students

  thereby supporting a deeper level of interprofessional engagement and integration.

  Medical University of South Carolina

  Upsilon Pi Epsilon Honor Society

  Upsilon Pi Epsilon is an honorary society whose membership consists of outstanding undergraduate and graduate students in Computing and Information Disciplines.

  http://upe.acm.org/

  2019-2020 Advanced Leadership Program

  MUSC Leadership Institute: Furthering MUSC's strategic priorities and mission through the support and development of leaders.

  Medical University of South Carolina

• 2001

  M.A

  Media Studies

  New College of California

• 1998

  in M.B.A

  Business Administration and Management

  General

  The Citadel Military College of South Carolina

  Dissertation

  Frontiers in Educational Technology

  Qualitative Research Methodologies

  Directed Research Spring

  Instructional Design & Development

  Telecommunication & Computer Networks

  Human Computer Interaction

  Instructional Delivery Systems

  Quantitative Research Methodologies

  Online Learning Environments

  Directed Research Fall

• 1993

  BA

  Communications

• TIGER began as a grassroots initiative in 2006

  with support from over 70 contributing organizations including HIMSS

  two grants from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation and a personal endowment. TIGER is dedicated to advancing the integration of health informatics to transform education and practice. Over ten years later

  many volunteer hours and efforts have helped advance the TIGER cause. Focused on better preparing the clinical workforce to use technology and informatics to improve the delivery of patient care

  TIGER transitioned to HIMSS

  effective September 22

  2014.\n

  HIMSS

  Strategic Communications

  Public Speaking

  Public Health

  Grant Writing

  Training

  Telehealth

  Strategy

  Research

  Social Media

  Program Development

  Press Releases

  Video Conferencing

  Public Relations

  Newsletters

  Program Evaluation

  Community Outreach

  Project Management

  Higher Education

  Grants

  Management

  MUSC Pediatric Emergency and Critical Care Telemedicine

  MUSC will utilize state-of-the-art videoconferencing and telehealth solutions to provide immediate

  24/7 pediatric subspecialty consultations to rural

  underserved emergency departments throughout South Carolina to assist in the management and potential transfer of severely ill or injured children who present to these rural facilities.

  David Haseltine

  Dan McDaid

  MUSC Pediatric Emergency and Critical Care Telemedicine

  MUSC will utilize state-of-the-art videoconferencing and telehealth solutions to provide immediate

  24/7 pediatric subspecialty consultations to rural

  underserved emergency departments throughout South Carolina to assist in the management and potential transfer of severely ill or injured children who present to these rural facilities.

  David Haseltine

  Dan McDaid

  MUSC Pediatric Emergency and Critical Care Telemedicine

  MUSC will utilize state-of-the-art videoconferencing and telehealth solutions to provide immediate

  24/7 pediatric subspecialty consultations to rural

  underserved emergency departments throughout South Carolina to assist in the management and potential transfer of severely ill or injured children who present to these rural facilities.

  David Haseltine

  Dan McDaid

  Ragan

  DuBose-Morris

  Relship

  Inc

  Medical University of South Carolina

  Medical University of South Carolina

  Pluffmud Communications

  Charleston Regional Business Journal

  South Carolina AHEC

  Medical University of South Carolina

  Environmental Biosciences Program

  MUSC

  South Carolina AHEC

  Medical University of South Carolina

  Public Information and Community Outreach