James H. Kirby MS, RN, FNP-BC38 Forest St. Whitman MA. 02382 Home: 781-447-7806 Armynursekirb@hotmail.com

Career Objectives:To obtain a new graduate Nurse Practitioner position where my skills in patient assessment, diagnosis, and treatment plan development could be utilized effectively for the well being of patients.

Work History:Boston Medical Center. - Boston MA. 1/2005 to present

Staff Nurse, Medical/surgical nursing and step down unit. New nurse preceptor of three new employees.

Family Nurse Practitioner student, 610.5 clinical hours for FNP education 2/2015 to 5/2016 Cape Cod Hospital Adult practice/primary care - 150 hours. Ma. Alcohol and Substance Abuse Ctr. & Boston Med. Ctr. Primary care of family - 235.5 hours. Pediatric Associates of Brockton. Pediatrics - 145 hours. Atrius Health Obstetrics. Obstetrics - 80 hours.

U.S. Army, Combat Support Hospital. - Tikrit & Balad Iraq. 2/2006 to 11/2007 Medical/surgical, multi trauma care nursing in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom.

Boston Medical Center. - Boston MA. 1/2005 to 2/2006 Medical, neurological, renal staff nurse.

Education: Masters of Science: Family Nurse Practitioner, University of Mass. GPA 3.56 - Boston. 5/2016 Bachelor of Science: Nursing, University of Mass. Magna Cum Laude - Boston. 8/2012 Associate of Science: Nursing, Quincy College, Quincy MA. 6/1997 Licensed Practical Nurse: Certificate, Quincy College, Quincy MA. 6/1995

Certifications and Licensure: Family Nurse Practitioner-BC Expires 4/2018. Registered Nurse - MA #RN229798 expires 4/2018. BLS---expires 7/2018. ACLS-expires 7/2018. PALS-expires 7/2018.

Skills and Qualifications: Retired Captain, Army Reserves Nurse Corps. 3/1987 to 11/2007 Army Mobilization Officer; activated 460 Reserve members from 39 states to staff two combat

support hospitals that were mobilized to Iraq. Served as an advisor to the hospital Commander as to the status of readiness for mission accomplishment. Coordinated catering and housing for three nights at a local hotel during the administrative portion of the early mobilization process. Housing required placing soldiers in rooms by sex, rank, and the individual’s responsibilities. While in the combat theatre of operations, served as flight Officer, responsible for the movement of 39 soldiers during transport from Kuwait into Iraq. Functioned as Registered nurse to combat related injuries.

SANE RN training pre deployment to Iraq, Army trained, not certified. Operation Desert shield/storm, chemical warfare specialist. 1-7/1991 Notary Public. Securities, life & health licensed agent. 2001 to present

Award and Affiliations:

American Nurses Credentialing Center 2016 to present American Nurses Association. 2016 to present Massachusetts Coalition of Nurse Practitioners. 2015 to present American Association of Nurse Practitioners. 2015 to present Magna Cum Laude. Golden Key International Honour Society. 2012 to present