University of California San Francisco Revised: 1/15/09
CURRICULUM VITAE
Name: Barbara Jean Drew
Position: Professor (Step 5)
Department of Physiological Nursing
School of Nursing
Clinical Professor of Medicine, Division of Cardiology, UCSF School of Medicine (secondary)
Address: Room N-631H, Box 0610
University of California, San Francisco
San Francisco, CA 94143-0610
Voice: (415) 476-4302
Fax: (415) 476-8899
Email:
Web page: http://nurseweb.ucsf.edu/www/ffdrew.htm
EDUCATION:
1965-66 / University of Wisconsin, Madison, WI / Nursing prerequisites1966-67 / Madison General Hospital School of Nursing, Madison, WI / Nursing
1967-68 / St. Anthony School of Nursing, Rockford, IL / RN / Graduated with honors
1975-76 / University of Redlands, Redlands, CA / Prerequisites for BSN
1976-77 / California State University, Sacramento, CA / BSN / Nursing
1978-80 / University of California, San Francisco, CA / MS / Nursing
1986-90 / University of California, San Francisco, CA / PhD / Nursing
LICENSES, CERTIFICATION:
1971-now Registered Nurse, California
1984-1993 Critical Care RN Certification, American Association of Critical Care Nurses
2000-now Clinical Nurse Specialist Certification, California
PRINCIPAL POSITIONS HELD:
1968-71 / Evanston Hospital, Coronary Care Unit, Evanston, IL / Critical Care Nurse1971-78 / Alameda Hospital, Coronary Care Unit, Alameda, CA / Head Nurse
1978-81 / Alta Bates Hospital, Coronary Care Unit, Berkeley, CA / Nursing Director
1981-86 / University of California, San Francisco, Assistant Clinical Professor / Nursing
1990-96 / University of California, San Francisco, Assistant Professor / Nursing
1996-00 / University of California, San Francisco, Associate Professor / Nursing
2000-now / University of California, San Francisco, Professor / Nursing
2002-now / University of California, San Francisco, Clinical Professor / Medicine
OTHER POSITIONS HELD CONCURRENTLY:
1981-87 / Alta Bates Hospital, Berkeley, CA / Per diem, Critical Care Nurse, Coronary Care Unit1991-now / UCSF Medical Center, Dept of Nursing / Associate Appointment as Clinical Nurse Specialist
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HONORS AND AWARDS:
1965 High School Salutatorian and one-year tuition scholarship to the University of Wisconsin
1968 Graduate with honors, St. Anthony School of Nursing (Top student in class of 35)
1974 Employee of the Year Award, Alameda Hospital, Alameda, CA
1979 Postgraduate Nursing Fellowship, San Francisco Lung Association ($2,200).
1986 Professional Nurse Traineeship Award from the Public Health Service, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services ($6,000).
1990 Outstanding abstract award, American Association of Critical-Care Nurses' National Teaching Institute
1990 American Association of Critical-Care Nurses Research Award (outstanding contribution to nursing practice)
1993 UCSF Faculty Development Award, Academic Senate Committee
1993 Selected as one of 10 critical care mentors in the US for American Association of Critical Care Nurses' Mentor-Fellowship Program
1992 Distinction in Teaching Award, UCSF Division of the Academic Senate
1994 Fellow, Council on Cardiovascular Nursing, American Heart Association
1995 Research Utilization Award, Sigma Theta Tau International
1995 Fellow, American Academy of Nursing
1997 Young Investigator Research Award, 70th Scientific Sessions, American Heart Association.
1998 Miembro Asociado por Invitacion, La Sociedad Mexicana De Cardiologia, Mexico, D. F.
1998 John J. Sampson Exemplary Volunteer Award, American Heart Association, San Francisco
2001 AHA CVN Council Katherine A. Lembright Award for achievement in cardiovascular nursing research
2001 Professional Education Award, San Francisco American Heart Association. (June 28, 2001).
2001 Nominee, Outstanding Faculty Mentor Award, UCSF Graduate Students’ Association.
2002 Distinguished Research Lecturer Award, American Association of Critical-Care Nurses National Teaching Institute
2003 Outstanding Faculty Mentorship Award. Graduate Students’ Association & Graduate Division Alumni Association. (May 1, 2003).
2003 Margretta Madden Styles Award. Sigma Theta Tau National Honor Society of Nursing. (June 5, 2003).
2004 One of 10 nurse scientists selected for National Institute of Nursing Research’s “Committed to the Public Trust” campaign sponsored by Johnson & Johnson’s Campaign for Nursing’s Future (Dr. Drew’s DVD interview disseminated widely to Schools of Nursing & other institutions/professional societies)
2005 Clinical Article of the Year Award, Council on Cardiovascular Nursing, American Heart Association
2006 26thHelen Nahm Research Lecture Award (recognizes UCSF School of Nursing faculty or graduate who has made outstanding contribution to nursing science & research (June 2, 2006)
2006 Fulbright Senior Scientist Award, Institute of Nursing Science, University of Basel, Switzerland
2007 Nominated for Distinction in Teaching Award, UCSF Division of the Academic Senate
2007 UCSF School of Nursing Centennial Wall of Fame (selected as one of 100 distinguished graduates and faculty placed on the wall and unveiled on Alumni Day, April 28, 2007)
2008-09 Distinguished Teaching Award, UCSF Division of the Academic Senate
KEYWORDS/AREAS OF INTEREST:
Heart disease, acute coronary syndrome, electrocardiography, cardiac monitoring, pre-hospital electrocardiogram, cardiac arrhythmia, coronary care unit, critical care nursing
PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES
CLINICAL (last 5 years)
As a Clinical Nurse Specialist in the area of acute cardiac care, my focus has been to improve the way clinicians monitor patients’ electrocardiograms (ECGs) in hospital and pre-hospital settings. In 2004, I Chaired the expert writing group for the American Heart Association Scientific Position Statement that provided clinicians with the first Practice Standards for ECG monitoring in hospital settings. I was awarded the “Clinical Article of the Year” Award at the 2005 Annual Scientific Sessions of the American Heart Association for this effort. A companion article was published in 2006 to guide clinicians on how to implement the Practice Standards. I advise numerous clinicians regionally and nationally on the “best practices” for arrhythmia, ischemia, and QT interval ECG monitoring. For example, I am currently assisting nurse managers of the 5 critical care/progressive care units at Stanford Hospital & Clinics to implement the Practice Standards. Beginning in 2003, I implemented a pre-hospital ECG program for the entire County of Santa Cruz. Working with the Counties’ Emergency Medical Services and local hospital emergency and cardiology departments, I developed a system of pre-hospital emergency cardiac care including medic training and special equipment for transmitting a 12-lead ECG from the field to the target hospital. The purpose of this project is to determine whether pre-hospital tele-electrocardio-graphy will improve hospital time to treatment for acute coronary syndromes.
PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS
Memberships
1971-now California Nurses Association
1968-now American Nurses Association
1971-now American Heart Association
1988-now Council on Cardiovascular Nursing, American Heart Association
1971-now American Association of Critical-Care Nurses
1990-now American Association of Critical-Care Nurses, San Francisco Chapter
1980-now Sigma Theta Tau, National Honor Society of Nursing, Alpha Eta Chapter
1991-now American Nurses' Association Council of Nurse Researchers
1993-now International Society for Computerized Electrocardiology
1995-now American Academy of Nursing
1997-00 North American Society of Pacing and Electrophysiology
1998-00 Council on Cardiopulmonary & Critical Care, American Heart Association
2006-now Society of Chest Pain Centers
2006-now European Society of Cardiology
2006-now International Society for Computerized Electrocardiology
2007-now Council on Cardiovascular Nursing, European Society of Cardiology
Service to Professional Organizations
Year / Professional Organization / Role1982-84 / American Heart Association, Alameda County / Nursing Education Committee
1991-92 / American Association of Critical Care Nurses / Reviewer, Procedure Manual for Critical Care
1991-93 / American Heart Association, San Francisco / Program Committee, Scientific Sessions
1992-95 / American Heart Association, Council on Cardio-vascular Nursing / Member, National Leadership Committee
1992-93 / American Heart Association, Council on Cardio-vascular Nursing / Long Range Planning Committee
1992-93 / American Heart Association, Council on Cardio-vascular Nursing / Chair, Membership Committee
1992-95 / American Heart Association, Council on Cardio-vascular Nursing / Representative for Arizona, California, Hawaii, Nevada, New Mexico, & Texas
1993 / Sigma Theta Tau, Alpha Eta Chapter / Reviewer for Research Award
1993-94 / American Heart Association, San Francisco / Community Education Committee
1993-99 / American Heart Association, San Francisco / Member, Board of Directors
1994-98 / American Heart Association, San Francisco / Health Site Committee
1996-98 / American Heart Association, San Francisco / John J. Sampson Postgraduate Symposia Planning Committee
1996-97 / American Heart Association, San Francisco / Vice-Chair, Board of Directors
1997-98 / American Heart Association, San Francisco / Chair, Board of Directors
1997-98 / American Heart Association, San Francisco / Founder, Public Access Defibrillation Project
1997-98 / Intensive Cardiac Care International Meeting, Israel / Advisory Committee
1998-00 / American Heart Association, National Center / Abstract reviewer, Annual Scientific Sessions
1998-99 / Annual Conference, International Society for Computerized Electrocardiology, Japan / Conference Co-Chair
1999-00 / Annual Conference, International Society for Computerized Electrocardiology, USA / Conference Chair
1998-00 / American Heart Association, Council on Clinical Cardiology / Nursing Liaison to Clinical Cardiology Committee
1998-01 / Sigma Theta Tau International, Alpha Eta Chapter / Research award judge
2000-04 / American Heart Association, Western States Affiliate / Member, Board of Directors
Year / Professional Organization / Role
2000-03 / American Heart Association, Western States Affiliate / Professional Education Committee
2000-03 / American Heart Association, Western States Affiliate / Strategic Planning Committee
2000-now / International Society for Computerized Electrocardiology / Member, Board of Directors
2000-04 / American Heart Association, Western States Affiliate / Member (2000-02), Co-Chair (2003), & Chair (2004), Professional Education Program Committee for Annual Nursing Scientific Sessions for Heart Disease & Stroke
2001-08 / International Society for Computerized Electrocardiology / Nominations Committee (Chair, 2005-08)
2001-05 / International Society for Computerized Electrocardiology / Chair, Budget, Finance, & Awards Committee
2002 / Sigma Theta Tau, Alpha Eta Chapter / Research Award reviewer
2002-05 / International Society for Computerized Electrocardiology / Vice President
2002-04 / American Heart Association, Council on Cardiovascular Nursing / Nomination Committee
2003 / American Heart Association, San Francisco / Planning Committee, 72nd Annual John J. Sampson Physicians’ Symposium on Cardiovascular Disease & Stroke
2004 / American Association of Critical Care Nurses / Reviewer, Essentials of Critical Care ECG module
2004 / American Heart Association, National Center / Reviewer, ACC/AHA Heart Clinical Performance Measures for adults with ST-elevation & non-ST elevation MI
2003-now / American Heart Association, Council on Clinical Cardiology / Acute Cardiac Care Committee
2005-08 / International Society for Computerized Electrocardiology / President (1st woman President)
2006 / American Academy of Nursing, Council for the Advancement of Nursing Science / Abstract reviewer, Congress on the State of the Science in Nursing Research
2007 / American Heart Association, Council on Cardiovascular Nursing / Abstract reviewer, Annual Scientific Sessions
2007 / Society of Chest Pain Centers / Member, Accreditation Review Development Committee
2008 / American Heart Association, Council on Cardiovascular Nursing / Abstract reviewer, Annual Scientific Sessions
2008 / American Association of Critical Care Nurses / Distinguished Research Lecturer Award Review Committee
2009 / American Association of Critical Care Nurses / Distinguished Research Lecturer Award Review Committee
2009 / American Heart Association, Council on Cardiovascular Nursing / Abstract reviewer, Annual Scientific Sessions
SERVICE TO PROFESSIONAL PUBLICATIONS:
1983-now Manuscript Reviewer, Heart & Lung (3 papers in past 5 years)
1986-now Editorial Board Manuscript Reviewer, Progress in Cardiovascular Nursing (1 paper in past 5 years)
1986-01 Feature Editor, of “EKG: Clinical Questions”, Progress in Cardiovascular Nursing
1990-91 Co-editor, August 1991 issue, "Mechanism, Diagnosis, and Management of Ventricular Arrhythmias", Critical Care Nursing Quarterly
1992-now Editorial Board Manuscript Reviewer, American Journal of Critical Care (3 papers, past 5 years)
1993-94 Editor of Spring 1994 issue, "Clinical Cardiac Electrophysiology", Critical Care Clinics of North America
1994-now Manuscript Reviewer, Journal of the American College of Cardiology (1 paper in past 5 years)
1996-now Manuscript Reviewer, Journal of Electrocardiology (10 papers in past 5 years)
2001-now Editorial Board, Journal of Electrocardiology
1997-now Manuscript Reviewer, American Heart Journal (1 paper in past 5 years)
2000-now Manuscript Reviewer, Circulation (1 paper in past 5 years)
2000-now Manuscript Reviewer, Pacing & Clinical Electrophysiology now called Heart Rhythm (1 paper in past 5 years)
2002-now Manuscript Reviewer, American Association of Critical Care Nurses Clinical Issues (1 paper in past 5 years)
2006-now Manuscript Reviewer, American Association of Critical Care Nurses Advanced Critical Care (1 paper in past 5 years)
2007-now Manuscript Reviewer, European Journal of Cardiovascular Nursing (1 paper in past 5 years)
INVITED PRESENTATIONS
INTERNATIONAL
4th International Intensive Care Nursing Conference: Vienna, Austria, 1991 (two research abstracts accepted for presentation; however, conference was canceled due to the Iraq war).
Inter-American Congress of Cardiology 14th Biennial Conference: Orlando, Florida, 1992 (Session Chair & invited presentation).
Hewlett-Packard Canada: Invited Key Note Speaker in 3 symposia (Calgary, Vancouver & Edmonton) 1993.
Hewlett-Packard Canada: Invited Key Note Speaker in 3 symposia (Ottawa, Winnipeg, and Regina) 1994.
International Society for Computerized Electrocardiography: 1994 (invited presentation), 1995 (invited presentation), 1996 (poster & invited presentation), 1997 (Session Co-Chair & invited presentation), 1998 (Session Chair & invited presentation). 1999 Japan (Conference Co-Chair, Session Chair invited Presentation), 2000 (Conference Chair, poster presenter), 2001 (Chair of the Young Investigator Competition, poster presenter), 2002 the Netherlands (Chair of the Young Investigator Competition, invited presentation), 2003 (poster presenter), 2004 (Session Chair & judge, Young Investigator Competition; poster invited presentation), 2005 (invited presentation & judge, Young Investigator Competition), 2006 Canada (invited presentation), 2007 Mexico (invited presentation), 2008 (poster presenter & invited presentation, judge, Young Investigator Competition), 2009 (poster presenter & invited presentation.
National Defense Medical Center, Taipei, Taiwan, 1997 (Visiting Professor, invited presentations).
Mexican Society of Cardiology meetings in Mexico City, Mexico, 1998 (invited presentation).
Intensive Cardiac Care meetings in Jerusalem, Israel, 1998 (invited presentations).
Canadian Association of Critical Care Nurses: Ottawa 1998 (invited presentation).
Einthoven Foundation’s Celebration of 100 Years of the Electrocardiogram, the Netherlands, 2002 (invited presentation).
Canadian Association of Critical Care Nurses: Prince Edward Island, Canada, 2003 (invited presentation).
World Congress of Cardiology: Barcelona, Spain, 2006 (invited presentation; session moderator, poster presenter).