Resume

• 2002

  Assistant Professor

  Teaching Graduate courses in Drug Education

  Aging and Health

  and Grant Writing.\nTeaching Undergraduate classes in Community Health

  Health Promotion

  Disease and Epidemiology

  Health through the Lifespan

  Drug Education

  Environmental Health

  Teaching as a Profession

  Sexuality

  Health & Nutrition

  Women's Health

  Program Planning and Development

  Aging and Health

  and Measurement

  and Evaluation.; Lead Evaluator

  Baylor University

  2002\nAdministration on Aging requested a proposal for $38

  000 to develop a pilot evaluation for Senior Patrol Projects (To reduce fraud

  waste

  and abuse in the Medicare/Medicaid system) - Funded\nDesigned a demographic and educational questionnaire\nAdapted a Stages of Change questionnaire from Prochaska and DiClemente's Stages of Change \nSubmitted evaluation to the Administration on Aging June 30

  Texas A & M

  Adjunct Professor

  TAMU

  College Station

  Director

  Health Services Research

  Dallas-Fort Worth Hospital Council

  Director for Program Evaluation

  Supervise all Institute projects including Program Coordinators

  Graduate and Undergraduate students \nCoordinate collaborations for new grant projects across departments

  universities

  and countries\nWrite grant applications pertaining to evaluation of methods for reducing obesity and improving nutritional intake

  Institute of Obesity

  Assistant professor

  Assistant Professor in Health Education

  Texas A&M University

  Director of Program Evaluation

  Wrote grants and supervised projects.

  Texas A&M University

• 2000

  Ph.D.

  Dissertation on Fear of Falling and the Elderly

  Health Studies

• 1999

  Master of Science

  Gerontology

  Baylor University

• 1996

  BA

  Psychology/Counseling

  Psi Chi

• Patient Safety

  Research

  Program Evaluation

  Healthcare Management

  EMR

  HIPAA

  Data Analysis

  Public Health

  Healthcare Information Technology

  Non-profits

  EHR

  Grant Writing

  Clinical Research

  Healthcare

  Higher Education

  Health Education

  SPSS

  Program Development

  Hospitals

  Doughty

  Doughty

  TWU

  Texas A & M

  Institute of Obesity

  Dallas Fort Worth Hospital Council Education and Research Foundation

  Texas A&M University

  Texas A&M University - College Station

  TAMU

  College Station

  Dallas-Fort Worth Hospital Council

  Texas A&M University - College Station

  Teaching graduate courses

  Grant Writing

  Health Administration\nTeaching undergraduate courses - Grant Writing

  Environmental Health

  Computer Programs for HL/KN and Internship Supervision

  TWU

  Director

  Health Services Research

  Develop and fund research projects using the data from the data warehouse 74 hospitals in the DFW area\nCollaborate with other researchers to improve the quality of healthcare through research

  Dallas Fort Worth Hospital Council Education and Research Foundation