Anne M. Nolan, PhD, RN, FACN

Curriculum Vitae

Anne M. Nolan, PhD, RN, FACN

Contact Information

School of Nursing, Florida Gulf Coast University

10501 FGCU Boulevard South

Fort Myers, Florida 33965-6565

Office Telephone: 239-590-7513

Email: [email protected]

Education

PhD

Monash University, Melbourne, Australia

Dissertation Title: Nurse-to-nurse communication: A case study of modes, meanings, and content

Master of Science (Nursing)

University of Rochester, Rochester, New York USA

Thesis Title: The relationship between participation in a nurse extern program and subsequent

clinical performance

Bachelor of Science (Nursing)

D’Youville College, Buffalo, New York

Employment- Present

Director, School of Nursing (June 2012 – Present)

Associate Professor (August 2002 - Present)

BSN Program Director (January 2011 - August 2012; August 2013 - January 2020)

Interim Director, School of Nursing (January 2011 - May 2012)

Associate Director, School of Nursing (August 2003 - May 2006)

Assistant Professor (August 2001 - July 2002)

Visiting Instructor (August 1999 - July 2001)

Florida Gulf Coast University

Fort Myers, Florida

Key Performance Indicators as Director

Advance academic mission of unit through academic leadership

Support CCNE continuing accreditation efforts for BSN, MSN and DNP Programs

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Support COA continuing accreditation efforts for Nurse Anesthesiology Program

Assist Nurse Anesthesia Program Director and Faculty to transition MSN Nurse

Anesthesia Program to DNP Nurse Anesthesiology Program beginning in May 2020

Promote environment that encourages responsiveness, creativity, collaboration, and

accountability

Oversee SON budget and fiscal administration including personnel requirements,

program expenses, equipment, and capital needs

Represent the SON at community and campus events, in meetings with other

institution personnel, and during accreditation processes

Coordinate, evaluate, and report as required to achieve and maintain state and

national accreditation of programs through the FL Board of Nursing, ANCC, COA

and other professional bodies

Maintain NCLEX-RN pass rates at or above national average for baccalaureate

programs

Maintain Certification pass rates for Family Nurse Practitioner and CRNA graduates

Supervise all Faculty in the School of Nursing (n=26)

Supervise School of Nursing Administrative Staff and Nursing Coordinator (n= 4)

Provide direction and support for School of Nursing Laboratory Coordinator and

Laboratory Assistant

Oversee Nursing Faculty and staff searches including formulation of position requests

& requirements, interviews, and offers

Provide guidance and support for Program Teams by mentoring and supporting

Program Directors and Faculty with emphasis on:

o Admission & advising processes

o Curriculum development, implementation, evaluation, and refinement

o Monitoring of School Program requirements (Immunization, CPR, drug screen,

background check, malpractice insurance)

o Scheduling of Program classes, practicum, and laboratories each semester through

consultation with Faculty, agencies, and other FGCU personnel

o Securing and orienting clinical adjuncts required for Program delivery

o Liaise with external agencies to secure partnerships and clinical placements

o Problem-solving student related academic, clinical, and laboratory issues with

academic Faculty and other FGCU personnel


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Committee Involvement:

Serve as active member of Marieb College of Health & Human Services (MCHHS)

Administrative Team and collaborate with other academic leaders of college to meet

college goals and needs

Serve as active member of the SON Faculty Organization & work with Chair to set

Agendas that progress the business of the School

Provide leadership support for SON Standing Committee chairs (BSN Curriculum,

BSN Admissions & Progression, Graduate Curriculum and Admissions &

Progression, Faculty Search & Screen, CIP)

Serve as active member of the MCHHS Faculty Council

Serve as active member of FGCU Council of Chairs

Employment- Previous

Director & Senior Lecturer (October 1996 - June 1999)

Centre for Graduate Studies in Clinical Nursing

Faculty of Medicine, Monash University Melbourne, Australia

Key Performance Indicators

Education, research, and administrative leadership of a developing postgraduate

education and clinical nursing research center in partnership with Monash University

and the Southern Healthcare Network

Financial management of $800,000 recurrent budget and $1,500,000 endowment

fund

Guidance and direction for a developing research unit within the Centre including

overall responsibility for ensuring financial management of grants (over $550,000)

and research outputs

Education, research, and professional leadership and support for Nurse Executives of

the Southern Health Care Network (Industry Partner)

Manage Nurse Education & Research Portfolio, Southern Health Care Network

Establishment of a working team of academics, clinicians, and researchers within a

postgraduate education and research center

Development, implementation, and evaluation of innovative postgraduate nursing

curriculum and policy

Facilitation of information flow between Faculty, service industry, teachers, students,

and levels of administration

Development and implementation of specific areas of teaching and research

Supervision of Master of Science in Nursing thesis candidates


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Participation in Faculty governance committees and forums

Membership in key professional nursing forums such as Victorian Deans of Nursing

(decision making about statewide nursing education issues), Department of Human

Services Nursing Education Forum (decisions about state funding for nursing

education), Nurses Board of Victoria (decisions about state regulation of practice)

Mentor all Faculty (n=22) within Centre for Graduate Studies in Clinical Nursing

and oversee Staff (n=3)

Quality Achievements

Development and implementation of Centre 5-year strategic plan and annual business

plans

Administrative review and redesign of Centre’s administrative supports and

infrastructure including establishment of computer data retrieval systems and budget

tracking systems

Budgetary management strategies to ensure financial viability of Centre

Initiation of and launch of Centre web page including plans for page extension

Movement of Centre’s courses to flexible, mixed modes of offering

Identification and planning for Centre’s research foci: nursing interventions, health

informatics and advanced practice

Involvement in operational and strategic issues influencing nursing service delivery

and practice within the Southern Health Care Network

Completed negotiations for a unique collective bargaining enterprise agreement with

Australian Nursing Federation for terms and working conditions of Centre staff

Development and Implementation of Master of Nursing and Master of Midwifery

Curriculum

Designed strategy and achieved increased enrolments in Graduate Diplomas of

Nursing

Design and teaching of new advanced practice Masters courses

Implemented staff development plan to enable staff to engage in new course delivery

methods

Design marketing materials for Centre branding and programs

Deputy Director and Senior Lecturer (August 1995 - September 1996)

Centre for Graduate Studies in Clinical Nursing

Faculty of Medicine, Monash University Melbourne, Australia


Provide support for the Director of the Centre as Deputy Director

Develop a new senior role within the Centre

Establish Higher Degrees program in a new and developing Centre


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Mentor and support all staff working within the Centre

Provide academic leadership in curriculum design and implementation

Contribute to the research and scholarly profile of the Centre through research

activity, thesis supervision, professional presentations and publications

Work with staff nurses to establish evidence-based practice and research activity

Assist students and staff to envision and develop advanced practice roles and skills

Implement and co-ordinate the Graduate Diploma of Nursing (Adult Clinical)

Co-ordinate and teach in 4 Graduate Diploma of Nursing courses

Participate in key service industry, academic and professional forums and committees


Author and Editor of The Practising Nurse

* Design of Graduate Diploma of Nursing (Neonatal Care) & (Children) curricula

* Implementation of the new Graduate Diploma of Nursing (Adult Clinical) including

marketing, recruitment, clinical networking and subject development

* Commenced the Master of Nursing (by research) program

* Development of a research seminar series

* Mentored Centre staff to enable them to envision advanced nursing practice and

leading role Centre could play in state of Victoria

* Creation of a Professional development series for Southern Health Care Network

nurses

Own practice as a support person for families with children with life threatening

illnesses and within the post-acute program for early discharge clients

Senior Lecturer & Coordinator Bachelor of Science Nursing Program (September 1986 - June 1995)

Department of Nursing, Faculty of Health Sciences, LaTrobe University

Melbourne, Australia


Provide leadership for Department as a member of the Department Executive team

Act as Department Chair when Chairperson absent

Co-ordinate entire undergraduate BSN program of 580 students (1989 – 1993)

Co-ordinate 2nd

year level in undergraduate BSN program (1984 – 1988)

Develop and implement new undergraduate problem-based learning curriculum

Guide and counsel staff and students with respect to teaching/learning and clinical

practice issues


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Negotiate clinical placements for entire undergraduate clinical program (580 students

across three year levels)

Timetable all subject areas of undergraduate program

Recruit and support sessional/adjunct clinical educators (50 per annum)

Teach and co-ordinate own courses at undergraduate and postgraduate levels

Supervise Honors and Master of Nursing thesis students

Engage in clinical practice to guide and support undergraduate students

Participate on key committees within Department, School of Health Sciences, and

affiliated Hospitals


Introduced Problem Based Learning undergraduate curriculum

* Involved in the design & implementation of the first Master of Nursing curriculum in

Australia

Involved in the creation and design of a Professional Doctorate Program

Completed funded research project relating nursing diagnoses to DRG’s

Established industry based practice consultancy in health assessment

Established a preceptorship program for undergraduate nursing students

Developed a valid and reliable multiple choice question test bank for use in the

undergraduate program

Created new models of clinical teaching within the undergraduate program

Lecturer (June 1982 - August 1986)

Department of Nursing, Lincoln School of Health Sciences, LaTrobe University

Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

Senior Tutor (January 1980 - June 1982)

School of Nursing, Lincoln Institute of Health Sciences

Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

Registered Nurse (November 1994 - February 1997, Part-time)

Stanhope Home Nursing Service Malvern, Victoria, Australia

Registered Nurse (November 1994 - November 1995, Part-time)

Nurses Databank Malvern, Victoria, Australia

Registered Nurse & Continuing Education (August 1984 - January 1987)

Sandringham Hospital Sandringham, Victoria, Australia

Registered Nurse (September 1982 - May 1984, Part-time)

University of Rochester Strong Memorial Medical Centre

Rochester, New York, USA


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Research Assistant (September 1982 - May 1984, Part-time)

University of Rochester Rochester, New York, USA

Nursing Research Fellow (May 1979 - August 1979)

Faculty of Education Monash University, Clayton, Australia

Registered Nurse (January 1979 - January 1982, Part-time)

Clover Nurses Agency Glenhuntly, Victoria, Australia

Registered Nurse (October 1976 - January 1979)

Hamilton Base Hospital Hamilton, Victoria, Australia

Registered Nurse (September 1975 - September 1976)

Manner Oak Skilled Nursing Facility Buffalo, New York, USA

Licensed Practical Nurse (January 1975 - September 1975, Part-time)

Linwood-Bryant Psychiatric Hospital Buffalo, New York, USA

Publications

Articles

Nolan, A. & Lawrence, C. (2009). A pilot study of a nursing intervention protocol to minimize

maternal-infant separation after Cesarean birth. Journal of Obstetric, Gynecologic &

Neonatal Nursing, 38, 430-442.

Bonawit, V., & Nolan, A. (1988). Nursing diagnosis: Educational workshops to promote skill

and inter-rater reliability. Australian Journal of Advanced Nursing, 6(2), 29-34.

Nolan, A. (1986). Utilizing nursing diagnosis in nursing education. Australian Journal of

Advanced Nursing, 4(2), 51-7.

Books/Chapters

Nolan, A., & Hazelton, L. (Eds.). (1995). The practising nurse. Sydney: W.B. Saunders.

Nolan, A. (1995). Remaking the nurse's role. In A. Nolan & L. Hazelton (Eds.), The practising

nurse (pp. 3-37). Sydney: W.B. Saunders.

Hazelton, L., Nolan, A., & Blundell, J. (1995). The dynamics of caregiving. In A. Nolan & L.

Hazelton (Eds.), The practising nurse (pp. 133-159). Sydney: W.B. Saunders.

Nolan, A. (1995). Research participation. In A. Nolan & L. Hazelton (Eds.), The practising nurse

(pp. 193-218). Sydney: W.B. Saunders.

Conference Papers- Published

Nolan, A. (1998). Future Directions – Remote area nurses: philosophy and values. Proceedings

of the Council of Remote Area Nurses 16th

National Conference Scope of Remote Area

Practice: Pushing Back the Frontiers, Broome, Western Australia.

Nolan, A. (1988). Developing a philosophy for remote area nursing. Proceedings of the Council

of Remote Area Nurses 6th

National Conference Standards of Remote Area Nursing

Practice, Sydney, Australia.

Nolan, A. (1987). Standards development: Perspectives from an interstate working party.

Proceedings of the Royal Australian Nursing Federation National Conference on Nursing

Standards, Melbourne, Australia.


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Nolan, A. (1987). A language for nursing: Nursing diagnostic categories. Proceedings of the

Royal Australian Nursing Federation National Conference on Nursing Standards,

Melbourne, Australia.

Reviews

Reviewer (1997 & 1998). Contemporary Nurse: A Journal for the Australian Nursing

Profession. John Libby & Company: Sydney, Australia.

Reviewer (1994 & 1990). Beare, P. & Myers, J. Principles and practices of adult health

nursing. St Louis: Mosby.

Accreditation Reports

2018, February Self-study Report for Accreditation, Commission on Collegiate Nursing

Education, Florida Gulf Coast University, School of Nursing

2016, January DNP Prospectus SACSCOC

2012, February Self-Study Report for Reaccreditation, Council on Accreditation of Nurse

Anesthesia, Florida Gulf Coast University, School of Nursing

2009, February Self-study Report for Accreditation, Commission on Collegiate Nursing

Education, Florida Gulf Coast University, School of Nursing

2004, March Self-Study Report for Initial Accreditation, Commission on Collegiate Nursing

Education, Florida Gulf Coast University, School of Nursing.

Podium/Poster Sessions

Nolan, A. (2011, December). Clinical impact of an evidence-based CAUTI bundle. Podium

session presented at the Sigma Theta Tau, Tau Zeta Chapter Fall Meeting, Fort Myers, FL.

Nolan, A., & Lawrence, C. (2009, April). Pilot testing of an intervention to minimize early

maternal-infant separation after cesarean: Results from the NIMS study. Podium session

presented at the 4th

Annual Nursing Research and Evidence Based Practice Conference,

Lee Memorial Health System, Fort Myers, FL.

Evans, L., & Nolan, A. (2008, April). Reflections of a nursing research fellow: Exploring first-

time mother’s learning needs. Podium session presented at the 3rd

Annual Nursing

Research and Evidence Based Practice Conference, Lee Memorial Health System, Fort

Myers, FL.

Evans, L., & Nolan, A. (2008, April). Exploring post-partum learning needs of first-time

mothers: A case study. Poster session presented at the 3rd

Annual Nursing Research and

Evidence Based Practice Conference, Lee Memorial Health System, Fort Myers, FL.

Nolan, A. (2007, November). The scholarship of writing. Podium session presented at the Lee

Memorial Health System Nursing Research Fellowship Workshop, Fort Myers, FL.

Nolan, A. (2007, September). Introduction to scholarly writing. Podium session presented at the

Lee Memorial Health System Nursing Research Fellowship Workshop, Fort Myers, FL.

Nolan. A. (2007, August). Foundations for nursing research and evidence-based practice.

Podium session presented at the Lee Memorial Health System Nursing Research

Fellowship Workshop, Fort Myers, FL.

Nolan, A., & Lawrence, C. (2007, June). A randomized control study evaluating the effect of

nursing intervention designed to minimize maternal-infant separation after cesarean

delivery. Poster session presented at the AWHONN National Convention, Orlando, FL.

Nolan, A., & Lawrence, C. (2007, April). A randomized control study evaluating the outcomes of

a nursing intervention designed to minimize maternal-infant separation after cesarean


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delivery. Poster session presented at the Research Day Florida Gulf Coast University, Fort

Myers, FL.

Nolan, A., & Lawrence, C. (2007, April). The NIMS study: A pilot, experimental study

evaluating nursing intervention to minimize maternal-infant separation after cesarean

birth. Podium session presented at the 2 nd

Annual Lee Memorial Health System Nursing

Research and Evidence Based Practice Conference, Fort Myers, FL.

Nolan, A., & Lawrence, C. (2007, February). Conducting an integrated literature review: A case

example for a randomized control pilot evaluating nursing intervention and maternal-

infant separation after cesarean delivery. Podium session presented at the 4th

Annual

Florida Magnet Nursing Research Conference, St Petersburg, FL.

Nolan, A., Lawrence, C. Travis, N., Bautista, B., Civil, R., & Myers, G. (2006, July). An

evaluation of intra and post-operative cesarean nursing care designed to minimize

maternal-infant separation. Podium session presented at the Sigma Theta Tau 17th

International Research Congress, Montreal, Canada.

Nolan, A., Lawrence, C., & Travis, N. (2006, June). The effect of a nursing intervention designed

to reduce maternal-infant separation after cesarean delivery. Poster session presented at

the AWHONN National Convention, Baltimore, Maryland.

Nolan, A., Lawrence, C., & Travis, N. (2006, May). Effect of a nursing intervention designed to

reduce maternal-infant separation after cesarean delivery. Poster session presented at the

AWHONN Florida & Georgia Sections 2006 Spring Conference, Destin, FL.

Nolan, A., & Blackington, S. (2006, April). An examination of the congruence of nurses’

neonatal pain assessment. Podium session presented at the 1st Annual Lee Memorial

Health System Nursing Research and Evidence Based Practice Conference, Fort Myers,

FL.

Nolan, A. (2006, April) Lee Memorial evidence-based practice: Past present and future. Podium

session presented at the 1st Annual Lee Memorial Health System Nursing Research and

Evidence Based Practice Conference, Fort Myers, FL.

Nolan, A., & Blackington, S., Kubiak, H., & Barbe, T. (2006, April). An examination of the

congruence of nurses’ neonatal pain assessment. Poster session presented at the 1st Annual

Lee Memorial Health System Nursing Research and Evidence Based Practice Conference,

Fort Myers, FL.

Nolan, A., Lawrence, C. Travis, N., Bautista, B., Civil, R., & Myers, G. (2006, April). Effect of a

nursing intervention designed to reduce maternal-infant separation after cesarean delivery.

Poster session presented at the 1st Annual Lee Memorial Health System Nursing Research

and Evidence Based Practice Conference, Fort Myers, FL.

Nolan, A., & Gomberg, F. (2006, February). Structuring and shaping a nursing research

program in a community health care system. Podium session presented at the Sigma Theta

Tau, Tau Zeta Chapter Spring Leadership Program, Fort Myers, FL.

Nolan, A., & Gomberg, F. (2005, November). Structuring and shaping a nursing research

program in a community health care system. Podium session presented at the Sigma Theta

Tau International 38th

Biennial Convention, Indianapolis, IN.

Nolan, A., & Blackington, S., Kubiak, H., & Barbe, T. (2005, April). Congruence of nurses’

neonatal pain assessment. Poster session presented at the Research Day, Florida Gulf Coast

University, Fort Myers, FL.


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Blackington, S., Nolan, A., & Kubiak, H. (2005, February). An examination of the congruence of

nurses’ neonatal pain assessment. Podium session presented at the 2nd

Annual Florida

Magnet Nursing Research Conference, Tampa, FL.

Blackington, S., Nolan, A., Kubiak, H., & Barbe, T. (2005, January). An examination of the

congruence of nurses’ neonatal pain assessment. Poster session presented at the Physical

and Developmental Environment of the High Risk Infant: Neonatal Brain Research and

Developmental Care: At the Crossroads, International Conference hosted by University of

South Florida, Clearwater Beach, FL.

Nolan, A. (2004, November). I heard it from the postman: Let’s make it an evidence-based

delivery. Podium session presented at the First Annual OB Potpourri, Women’s Health

Services, Lee Memorial Health System, Fort Myers, FL.

Nolan, A. (2004, May). Establishing a nursing research program and evidence-based practice.

Podium session presented at the Lee Memorial Health System Leadership Workshop, Fort

Myers, FL.

Blackington, S., Nolan, A., & Kubiak, H. (2004, April). An examination of the congruence of

nurses’ neonatal pain assessment. Poster session presented at the Research Day, Florida

Gulf Coast University, Fort Myers, FL.

Nolan, A., & Gomberg, F. (2004, April). Establishing nursing research and evidence-based

practice within a community health care system. Poster session presented at the Research

Day, Florida Gulf Coast University, Fort Myers, FL.

Nolan, A. (2003, May). Evidence-based practice. Podium session presented at the Lee Memorial

Health System Leadership Workshop, Fort Myers, FL

Nolan, A. (2000, October). Health information technology. Podium session presented at the

Southwest Florida Rehabilitation Nurses Annual Conference, Fort Myers, FL.

Nolan, A. (1999, October). Evidence-based practice. Podium session presented at the Southwest

Florida Rehabilitation Nurses Annual Conference, Fort Myers, FL.

Nolan, A. (1998, July). Evidence-based practice: What is it? Podium session presented at the

Ritual Vs Evidence: Reviewing Nursing & Midwifery Practice Conference hosted by the

Women’s Health Program, Southern Health Care Network, Melbourne, Australia.

Nolan, A. (1997, July). Graduate education for ER nurses. Podium session presented at the

Emergency Nurses Association, Victoria, Australia.

Nolan, A. (1996, May). Advancing graduate education for critical care nurses. Podium session

presented at the Australian Society of Critical Care Nurses, Melbourne, Australia.

Nolan, A. (1995, November). Remaking the nurses’ role. Podium session presented at The

Practising Nurse Twilight Seminar & Book Launch, Monash University, Melbourne,

Australia.

Nolan A. (1992), Pediatric life threatening illness and parental support. Podium session

presented at the Pediatric Update, Royal Children’s Hospital, Melbourne, Australia.

Nolan A. (1991). Evidence-based pediatric nursing practice. Podium session presented at the

Pediatric Update, Royal Children’s Hospital, Melbourne, Australia.

Nolan, A. (1991). The relationship between the nursing process and primary nursing. Podium

session presented at the Primary Nursing- A Framework for Professional Practice:

Australian Adaptations and Experience Conference, Austin Hospital/Royal Talbot,

Melbourne, Australia.


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Awards

2010 Best of Journal of Obstetric, Gynecologic and Neonatal Nursing (JOGNN) Writing Award

Fellowships, Scholarships

Commonwealth Staff Development Grant through Latrobe University $50,000 to undertake PhD

research (1993)

C.V. Mosby Co. $5,000 to participate as a delegate for a People to People International Tour on

Nursing Diagnosis: Chinese Perspective's (1986)

Latrobe University Professional Experience Program Grant $2,700 to participate as a delegate

for a People to People International Tour on Nursing Diagnosis: Chinese Perspective's (1986)

W.K. Kellogg Fellow $60,000 Australian-American Educational Foundation Higher Degree

Opportunities for Nurses (1982-4)

Funded Research/Program Grants

AHEC Opioid Education Project, $500, 2019, PI; $500, 2020, PI

AHEC Tobacco Free Florida AHEC Cessation Program 2019-2020, $1375, PI; 2018-2019

$1500, PI; 2017-2018 $1500, PI; 2016-2017 $1500, PI; 2015-2016 $1500, PI

Foundation, Lee Memorial Health System, Nursing Research Mini-grant, $2,500 (2006). Effect

of a nursing intervention designed to reduce maternal-infant separation after cesarean delivery.

Co-Principal Investigator – A. Nolan and C. Lawrence

Foundation, Lee Memorial Health System, Nursing Research Mini-grant, $2,500 (2005).

Congruence of neonatal nurses’ pain assessment. Co- Principal Investigator -Sandy Blackington

and Anne Nolan; Project Team H. Kubiak, T. Barbe

Lee Memorial Health System $20,000 (2003-4). Congruence of neonatal nurses’ pain

assessment. Co- Principal Investigator -Sandy Blackington and Anne Nolan; Project Team H.

Kubiak, T. Barbe

Department of Health and Human Services $850,000 (2002). Promoting culturally competent

advanced practice nurses, Advanced Education Nursing Grant PI -K. Miles; Project Team- A.

Nolan, M. Polk, B. Kruse

LaTrobe University Research Grant $8,700 (1990). Factors associated with nurses’ pain

management. Co- Principal Investigator


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Victorian Nursing Council Grant $6000 (1985). Nursing diagnoses: Educational workshops to

promote skill and inter-rater reliability. Co- Principal Investigator

Selected Academic Activities

Member, Administrative Team, Marieb College of Health & Human Services (2011- Present)

Member, Council of Chairs, Florida Gulf Coast University (2012- Present)

Executive Committee, Council of Chairs, Florida Gulf Coast University (2015- 2019)

Member, Associate Dean of Academics Search Committee, Marieb College of Health & Human

Services (2020)

Member, Dean’s Search Committee, College of Health Professions (2009 - 2010)

Co-ordinator, Self-study Reports & Site Visits for Accreditation, Commission on Collegiate

Nursing Education, Florida Gulf Coast University, School of Nursing, (2009 & 2004)

Elected Member, Graduate Affairs Team, Florida Gulf Coast University (August 2008- July 2010)

(Chair, 2008 - 2010)

Appointed Member & Chair, Graduate Affairs Team, Florida Gulf Coast University (August 2006-

August 2008)

Elected Member, Grants and Research Committee, Florida Gulf Coast University (August 2008 –

July 2010)

Member & Chair, Undergraduate Admission and Progression Committee, Florida Gulf Coast

University (August 2008 – July 2010 and August 2003 - April 2006)

Co-ordinator Continuing Education, School of Nursing, Florida Gulf Coast University (August 2000-

April 2006)

Member, Leadership Team, College of Health Professions, Florida Gulf Coast University (August

2003 - April 2006)

Member, Leadership Team, School of Nursing, Florida Gulf Coast University (August 1999 - April

2006)

Chair, Undergraduate Curriculum Committee, Florida Gulf Coast University (February 2005 -

September 2005; August 2001 - August 2003)

Member, Graduate Curriculum Committee, School of Nursing, Florida Gulf Coast University

(August 2004 - April 2008)


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Elected Member, College of Health Professions Clinical Affairs Committee, Florida Gulf Coast

University (August 2000 - April 2006)

Member, Search and Screen Committee, School of Nursing, Florida Gulf Coast University (August

2003 - April 2008, Chair, 2006 - 2008)

Appointed Member, SACS Review Policy Subcommittee, Florida Gulf Coast University (August

2003 - December 2004)

Member, FGCU Continual Learning Advisory Committee, Florida Gulf Coast University (April

2003 - August 2004)

Appointed Member, Budget Reduction Taskforce (Provost Advisory), Florida Gulf Coast University

(December 2001- May 2002)

Senator, Faculty Senate, Florida Gulf Coast University (August 2000 - December 2002)

Member, Heads/Professors of the Faculty of Medicine Group, Monash University, Melbourne

(October 1996 - June 1999)

Appointed Member, Promotions Committee, Faculty of Medicine, Monash University,

Melbourne (January 1997 - June 1999)

Deputy Chair, Curriculum Sub Committee of the Scholarships and Graduate Matters Committee,

Faculty of Medicine, Monash University, Melbourne (1997 - June 1999)

Elected Member, Postgraduate Matters Committee, Subfaculty of Nursing, Monash University,

Melbourne (1995 - 1997)

Invited Member, Bachelor of Educational Studies Committee, Faculty of Education, Monash

University, Melbourne (1995 - 1997)

Appointed Member, Advisory Committee to the Head of Subfaculty of Nursing, Monash

University, Melbourne (1995 - 1997)

Appointed Head, Centre for Nursing Practices and Therapies, School of Nursing, Faculty of

Health Sciences, LaTrobe University, Melbourne (March 1995)

Elected, Undergraduate Course Coordinator, School of Nursing, Faculty of Health Sciences,

LaTrobe University, Melbourne (1989 - 1993)

Chair, Undergraduate Course Curriculum Development Committee, School of Nursing, Faculty

of Health Sciences, LaTrobe University, Melbourne (1987 - 1993)

Appointed Member, Executive Committee, School of Nursing, Faculty of Health Sciences,

LaTrobe University, Melbourne (1989 - 1993)


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Member, Master of Nursing, Curriculum Development Committee, School of Nursing, Faculty

of Health Sciences, LaTrobe University, Melbourne (1985 - 1987)

Invited Chair, Undergraduate Nursing Advisory Committee, Bendigo College at LaTrobe

University, Bendigo, Australia (1990 - 1999)

Professional Activities

Consultancy Activity

Nursing Research Consultant: Establishing a program of nursing research and evidence-based

nursing practice. Fawcett Memorial Hospital, Port Charlotte, FL. (April 2008 – April 2012)

Nursing Research Consultant: Establishing a program of nursing research and evidence-based

nursing practice. Lee Memorial Health System, Fort Myers, FL. (September 2002 - March

2008)

Support for families experiencing life threatening illness of a child (Medical and Nursing referrals).

Monash Medical Centre, Melbourne, Australia. (1987 - 1998)

Health assessment and nursing documentation. Kingston Aged Care Centre. Cheltenham,

Australia. (June 1987 - December 1994)

Health assessment education and practicum. Southeastern Private Hospital. Noble Park,

Australia. (January - March 1992)

Nursing care planning and documentation. Monash Medical Centre. Clayton, Australia. (July

1989 - September 1991)

Nursing care planning, health assessment. Cedar Court Rehabilitation Centre. Malvern,

Australia. (June 1991)

Nursing diagnosis. Royal Children’s Hospital. Parkville, Australia. (February - March 1991)

Consultant, Nursing Education Centre, Monash Medical Centre, Melbourne, Australia (1989 -

1992)

Nursing care planning and documentation. Mercy Private Hospital. Melbourne, Australia.

(November 1989)

Health assessment and nursing care planning. Austin Hospital. Heidelberg, Australia. (June

1988)

Clinical Application of Orem’s Self Care Theory. Prince Henry’s Hospital, Melbourne,

Australia. (June - October 1986)

Current Professional Memberships

Fellow, Australia College of Nursing (FACN), since 1982

Member, Sigma Theta Tau, since 1984


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Member, AWHONN, since 2005

Professional Service

Member, Florida Association of Colleges of Nursing (2011 - Present)

Member, Florida Association of Colleges of Nursing Legislative Taskforce (2013 - 2015)

Chair, Florida Association of Colleges of Nursing (2013-2016)

Member, Planning Committee, Lee Memorial Health System Nursing Research and Evidence-

Based Practice Conference (2013, 2014, 2015)

Member, Lee Memorial Health System Education Advisory Committee (2011 - 2013)

Member, Edison College Nursing Advisory Committee (2012)

Member, Nursing Research Council, Fawcett Memorial Hospital (2008 - 2012)

Chair, Nursing Research Council Research Review Subcommittee, Lee Memorial Health System

(2003 - 2008)

Co-Chair, Nursing Research Council, Lee Memorial Health System (2002 - 2008)

Member, Board of Directors, Interfaith Caregivers of South Lee (2001 - 2005)

Member, Health Promotion Advisory Committee, Health Department Immokalee, FL. (2000 -

2001)

Member, Steering Committee to Establish the Institute of Health Services and Public Health

Research, Melbourne, Australia (1997 - 1999)

Invited Member, Medical Credentialing Advisory Group, Southern Health Care Network,

Melbourne, Australia (1997 - 1999)

Invited Member, Nurse Education Forum, Health Services Department, Victoria, Australia (1997-

1999)

Member, Nursing Research Committee, Royal Melbourne Hospital, Australia (1986 - 1989)

Convenor, National Nursing Standards Working Party, Royal Australian Nursing Federation,

Australia (1987)

Professional Licensure

Registered Professional Nurse Florida, USA License No. 0234965

Registered Nurse Nursing & Midwifery Board of Australia Reg. No. 1353161

Documents

Anne M. Nolan, PhD, RN, FACN