Vanessa A. Putnam, MS, RN, CNPCell Phone: 937-901 -2818

Putnam.15@wright.eduWebsite : http :/lvanessaputnam.weebly.coml

Obiective: To provide comprehensive, evidence-based care to all populations, and toimprove population health with each individual patient encounter by providing acuteillnesses and chronic disease management, with a focus on disease prevention, healthpromotion, and education.

Education:. Bachelor of Science in Nursing, Cum Laude, Kent State University College of

Nursing, Kent, Ohio; December 2005

. Master of Science, Family Nurse Practitioner concentration, Wright StateUniversity College of Nursing and Health, Dayton, Ohio; May 2015

Clinical Experience:. Family Nurse Practitioner Practicum ,284 clinical hours completed at the

following locations:

Medical Mission Trip January 2415Stephen Dickson, MD 28 hoursPachacutec, Ventanilla District, Peru

Dermatolooists of Southwest Ohio January - February 2015Jennifer Phillips, FNP-BC 94 hoursBeavercreek, Ohio

Davton VA Primary Care Clinic March 10 - April 24 2015Colleen Miranda, FNP-BC 162 hoursDayton, Ohio

' Primary Care of Adults, 172 clinical hours completed at the following locations:

Heartland of Springfield (Post-acute September 1 - November 24,2414long-term care, and skilled nursing) 80 clinical hours

Kristy Anderson, MDSpringfield, Ohio

Vandalia Familv Care September 29 - November 24,2014Suzanne Bell, MD 92 clinical hoursVandalia, Ohio

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. Primary Care of Women and Children, 164 clinical hours completed at thefollowing locations:

Wrioht-Patterson Air Force Base June 2 * July 1,2414Women's Health Clinic 82 clinical hours

Denean Zozo, WHNP-BCFairborn, Ohio

Wriqht-Patterson Air Force Base July 7 - August 1, 2A14Pediatrics Clinic 82 clinical hours

Kimberly Woolley, PNP-BCFairborn, Ohio

Work Experience:

Family Nurse Practitioner (GS civilian) January 2416 - PresentFamily Health Clinic88th Medical Operations Squadron, Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Dayton, OH

. lndependently provide comprehensive medical care to 120A+ DoD beneficiaries

Clinical Nurse, Post Anesthesia Care March - September 2012(lMA Reservist & Red GrossVolunteer)86tn Medical Squadron, Landstuhl Regional Medical Center,Landstuhl, Germany

. Provided direct nursing care on a 13-bed PACU

. Provided leadership and guidance to 15 ArmylAFlCivilian nurses and techs in450-500 surgery cases/month

. Used research-based knowledge to care for 300,000 military beneficiaries

Flight Nurse (Active Duty) November 2AAg - November 2011

86th Aeromedical Evacuation Squadron,Ramstein Air Base, Germany

. Directed seven crew members executing global aeromedical evacuation on fourdifferent airframes

. Maintained/utilized $1.5 million equipment; employed global aeromedicalevacuation patient movement tactics, policies and procedures

. Developed/prioritized/implemented nursing plan of care for patients evacuated byair

. Medical Readiness Officer in Charge

Clinical Nurse (Active Duty) February 2006 - November 200959th Medical lnpatient Squadron,Wilford Hall Medical Center, Lackland Air Force Base, TX

. Provided professional nursing care to patients on Air Force's busiest 32-bedgeneral medicine inpatient unit

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. Supported six medical specialties, eleven subspecialties, fellowships, graduatemedical education, nursing orientation, Army LVN, and Air Force medicaltechnician training platforms

. Used a multidisciplinary nursing approach to assess/plan/implement/evaluatehealthcare flor 3.2K admissions yearly

. Shiftleader; supervised 12 nurses/technicians with up to 32 patients per shift;oversaw $867K in medical equipment

. Fall Prevention Program Manager

. Wound and Ostomy Program Assistant

Deployments:

Flight Nurse July 2011 - August 2011

1Oth Expeditionary Aeromedical Evacuation Flight, Ramstein Air Base, Germany. Directed seven crew members executing combat aeromedical evacuation (AE)

missions on two different airframes

Flight Nurse September 2010 - January 2A11

379th Expeditionary Aeromedical Evacuation Flight, Al Udeid AB, Qatar

. Directed five crew members executing combat aeromedical evacuation {AE)missions on two different airframes

. Pharmacy representative for AE squadron; completely re-vamped program tocomply with new regulations on which medications and how much to carry onmissions

. Forward-deployed with five-person crew for 45 days to Bagram AF, Afghanistan.

Contingency Aeromdeical Staging Facility May - September 2007

(CASF) Nurse, Ramstein Air Base, Germany

' Administratively prepared for patients on in-bound and out-bound AE missions(ex: prepared charts, ensured patients had adequate medication for flight, etc)

. Provided nursing care far patients during transit from LRMC to the flight line, andfrom the flight line to LRMC and the CASF

. Cared for patients that stayed at the CASF while awaiting a flight to higherechelon of care

Certificates

. American Academy of Nurse PractitionersFamily Nurse Practitioner Certification Since June 2415

. Basic Life Support (BLS) Renewed February 2A16

Profess ional Members h ips

. Sigma Theta Tau lnternational, Zela Phi Since March 2014

. American Association of Nurse Practitioners Since March 2014

. Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine Since July 2A13

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Guest Speaker

' Wright State University, ' February 2015Boonshoft School of MedicineHealthcare Leadership and lnter-professional Course

Gontinuing Education Programs Attended (ln-person)

. Dermatology Nurses' Association's Annual Convention May 1 -4,2014

. Nursing Symposium March 18-21,2CI08

Community Service

. Participates in medical ministry Since September 2014scheduled on a monthly basisand as needed during churchservices - First Baptist Church,Kettering, Ohio

. lnvolved in music ministry Since January 2013weekly; plays the flute in churchorchestra - First Baptist Church,Kettering, Ohio