Resume

• 2012

  Summer Intensive

  Grounded Theory and Writing Workshop with Kathy Charmaz

  Researchtalk

• 2011

  Troubleshooting Seminars with Barney Glaser and GT colleagues

  Grounded Theory Institute

• 2006

  Maya

  Doyle

  Cystinosis Research Network

  I participate in initiatives to improve resources for patients and families

  including psychosocial support

  improved communication with providers

  medical adherence

  and successful transition from pediatric to adult care

  Cystinosis Research Network

  New York University

  Silver School of Social Work

  Clinical Social Work in Healthcare and Illness

  Adjunct Lecturer in Social Work

  New Brunswick

  NJ

  BSW program

  SW Research I

  Part Time Faculty - Social Work

  Rutgers University

  NYU Global Research Institute

  London

  Frost Valley YMCA Volunteer of the Year Award

  Frost Valley YMCA

  Diane Greenstein Memorial Fellowship

  awarded for dissertation proposal

  New York University

  2014 Society for Social Work and Research Outstanding Social Work Doctoral Dissertation Award

  Society for Social Work Research

• 2004

  Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)

  Social Work

  New York University

• 2003

  Genentech

  Worked with a team to develop and produce patient education video about growth deficiency and kidney disease in children.\nCoordinator of preceptor program at Montefiore.

  Genentech

  Quinnipiac University

  Hamden

  CT

  joint appointment

  Assistant Clinical Professor - Medicine

• 1994

  NYC Health and Hospitals Corporation

  New York University

  Quinnipiac University

  Walden University

  Children's Hospital at Montefiore

  Rutgers University

  •\tPediatric Inpatient Medical Units: discharge planning; supportive & concrete services

  follow-up of complex cases on an outpatient basis. Pediatric Hematology & Diabetes Clinics: supportive & concrete services for chronically ill children

  including diabetes education and advocacy for lead-exposed children.\n•\tChild Protection: assessment/reporting/follow-up of suspected abuse/neglect

  in consultation with hospital-wide Child Protection team.\n•\tSupervision of social work intern (NYU) 1997-1998

  NYC Health and Hospitals Corporation

  Quinnipiac University

  North Haven

  CT

  Courses taught: Advanced Clinical Practice 3 & 4

  HBSE

  Child & Family Policy

  Research

  Advance Field Seminar

  Social Work in Health Settings

  Capstone.

  Assistant Professor

  Department of Social Work

  School of Health Sciences

  Taught online sections of Advanced Clinical Practice.

  Walden University

  Senior Pediatric Social Worker/Camp Coordinator

  Coordinator

  Ruth Gottscho Children’s Kidney Program

  Frost Valley YMCA (2000-present)\n•\t admissions

  marketing

  fundraising

  SW consultation for unique mainstream summer camp program for children with kidney disease throughout the Northeast region.\n\nSenior Social Worker

  Pediatric Nephrology (September 1999-January 2008

  currently per diem)\n•\tPsychosocial assessment

  patient education

  and ongoing supportive & concrete services to children and families followed by the Pediatric Renal service in outpatient faculty practice

  dialysis

  and transplant program.\n•\tDischarge planning for all pediatric renal patients and SW coverage on inpatient units.\n•\tParticipation in multidisciplinary rounds

  conferences

  and quality improvement.\n•\tSupervision of social work interns

  Children's Hospital at Montefiore

• 1992

  Masters

  Social Work

  Internships at International Center for the Disabled

  Center for Independence for the Disabled in NY

  and at Bellevue Hospital Adolescent Health Clinic\nPresident

  SW Graduate Student Association

  1993-94

• 1988

  BA

  English & Medieval Studies

  Honors Program

  State University of New York College at Geneseo

• Apply

  All children between the ages of 7-15 (or up to 10 th grade) who are on dialysis (hemo or PD)

  post-transplant

  or have chronic kidney disease are eligible to attend. Contact Maya at mdoyle@montefiore.org

  All children between the ages of 7-15 (or up to 10 th grade) who are on dialysis (hemo or PD)

  post-transplant

  or have chronic kidney disease are eligible to attend. In 2014

  Hemo and PD campers will be primarily scheduled in session 1

  Transplant and CKD campers primarily in session 2.

  Gottscho Dialysis and Children's Kidney Program at Frost Valley YMCA

  Pediatric Nephrology - Children's Kidney Center - New York City - Bronx - The Children's Hospital at Montefiore -

  The Children's Kidney Center is one of the largest and most experienced pediatric dialysis and transplant programs in the country

  and one of the first and foremost institutions of its kind

  both nationally and internationally. Our Kidney Program ranked in the top 10 of America's Best Children's Hospitals and as a top hospital in the New York tri-state region

  according to the U.S.

  Hospitals

  Crisis Intervention

  Program Evaluation

  Fundraising

  Public Health

  Healthcare

  Chronic Illness

  Grant Writing

  Child Development

  Nonprofits

  Adolescents

  Program Development

  Youth Development

  Clinical Research

  Public Speaking

  Social Services

  Teaching

  Community Outreach

  Pediatrics

  Atlas.ti

  Cancer doesn't have an age': Genetic testing and cancer risk management in BRCA1/2 mutation-positive women aged 18-24.

  Lindsay Hoskins

  Allison Werner-Lin

  Werner-Lin A.

  Hoskins LM

  Doyle MH

  Greene MH. (2012)

  Cancer doesn't have an age': Genetic testing and cancer risk management in BRCA1/2 mutation-positive women aged 18-24.

  Cystinosis Research Network

  Bridges to the Future: A transition guide for teens and young adults with cystinosis and their families

  Discussing Future Goals and Legal Aspects of Health Care: Essential Steps in Transitioning Youth to Adult-Oriented Care.

  Leadership

  Literacy

  and Translational Expertise in Genomics: Challenges and Opportunities for Social Work. .

  Katarina Supe

  Doyle

  M.

  Siegel

  R.

  & Supe

  K. (2006). . .

  Stages of change and transitioning in adolescent patients with obesity and hypertension

  That Eagle Covering Me: Transitiioning and Connected Autonomy for emerging adults with cystinosis

  Peer Support and Mentorship in a US Rare Disease Community: Findings from the Cystinosis in Emerging Adulthood Study