SF424(R&R) Biographical Sketch Format Page - University of San ...

BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH
Provide the following information for the Senior/key personnel and other significant contributors.
Follow this format for each person. DO NOT EXCEED FOUR PAGES.
NAME
Michael Terry
eRA COMMONS USER NAME (credential, e.g., agency login)
POSITION TITLE
Clinical Associate Professor
EDUCATION/TRAINING (Begin with baccalaureate or other initial professional education, such as nursing, include postdoctoral training and
residency training if applicable.)
DEGREE
INSTITUTION AND LOCATION
(if
applicable)
MM/YY
FIELD OF STUDY
California State University, Sonoma
California State University, Long Beach
University of San Francisco
BSN
MSN
DNP
06/79
06/89
05/10
Family Nurse Practitioner
Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner
Doctor of Nursing Practice
A. Professional Experience
1972-1979 EMT/Paramedic, Medivac Ambulance – Pasadena/ Brown’s Ambulance – Santa Rosa, CA
1976-1979 ER Charge Nurse/Mobile Intensive Care Nurse, Verdugo Hills Hospital – Glendale/ Santa Rosa
Memorial Hospital, CA
1980-1983 Family Nurse Practitioner, National Health Service Corps, Death Valley, CA
1984-1991 Director Urgent Care Services, Hawthorne Community Medical Group, Hawthorne, CA
1986-1989 Director Psychiatric Emergency Services, Charter Hospital, Long Beach, CA
1989-1992 Family & Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner, Trauma Services Consulting, Private Practice, Orange
Co., CA
1992-1996 Director Village Health Services & CHA/P Training, Norton Sound Tribal Health Corporation,
Nome, AK
1996-1998 Assistant Professor, School of Nursing, Family Nurse Practitioner Program, University of Alaska
Anchorage
1996-2003 Telemedicine/Telepsychiatry Consultant & Trainer, Pvt. Practice, Anchorage, AK
2000-2003 Family & Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner, Private Practice, Anchorage, AK
2003-2007 Medical Director/ Director Behavioral Health Services, Community Health Centers, Eastern
Aleutian Tribes, Anchorage, AK
2007-2011 Assistant Clinical Professor, Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner Program, University of California San
Francisco
Other Experience and Professional Memberships
1984 XXIII Olympiad - medical volunteer, Olympic Village at USC
1987-92 American Red Cross - Disaster Mental Health Team: debriefing/support services to ARC
volunteers after hurricanes, earthquakes, fires.
1994 International Union for Circumpolar Health - Conference Planning Committee Biannual Meeting
1997-98 American Telemedicine Association - Research and Evaluation Task Force; Nursing & Allied
Health Professionals
1996- American Academy of Nurse Practitioners (AANP)
2006- American Psychiatric Nurses Association (APNA)
2007- California Association of Nurse Practitioners (CANP)
2010-2011 Board Member, California Chapter, American Psychiatric Nurses Association (Cal-APNA)
2010-2011 Board Member, Alpha Eta Chapter, Sigma Theta Tau (International Nursing Honor Society)
2010- Chair, Psychiatric Special Interest Group, California Association of Nurse Practitioners (CANP)
2011 President-Elect, California Chapter, American Psychiatric Nurses Association (Cal-APNA)
Honors
1979-1982 Inland Counties Health Systems Agency Project Review Committee Member

1979-1982 Calif. Nurses Association Inter-regional Standing Committee Nurse Practitioners Member/ Chair
1983- Helen Nahm Award, Calif. Nurses Association, for extending the active involvement of nurses
and nursing institutions in community affairs
1982- Featured in Los Angeles Times (4/20/82), NBC World News Tonight (4/24/82), CNN (4/25-
30/82) for work in Death Valley (CA) health crisis.
2011 Award for Innovation, American Psychiatric Nurses Association (APNA)
B. Selected Publications: Monographs, Chapters, News
Terry, M. (1983). Still waters run deep. California Nurse 79(1), 7-8.
Terry, M. (1995). Kelengakutelleghpat: An Arctic community-based approach to trauma. in B.H. Stamm's
(Ed.) Secondary Traumatic Stress; Self-Care Issues for Clinicians, Researchers, and Educators
Lutherville MD: Sidran Publications..
Terry, M. (2006). Adak clinic pitches in to help Cougar Ace crew. Mukluk Telegraph 9(5) 1, 12.
C. Research Support
Completed Research Support
NLM Contract NO1-LM-6-3540 Pierce (PI) 1996-1998
Village Telemedicine Project $1.2M
Design, create and evaluate an asynchronous telemedicine system to provide decision support and
consultation to medical providers in twenty remote village clinics connected to four regional hospitals.
Role: Grant writer, Assessment, Evaluation
Recurring Congressional Budget Designation 1997-2002
Alaska Federal Health Care Access Network $30M
Partnership of Indian Health Service, Dept. of Defense, Veterans Administration, and U.S. Coast Guard
through the Alaska Federal Health Care Partnership to expand telemedicine network across State of Alaska to
provide services to all recipients of federal health care services in over 200 sites.
Role: Grant writer, Clinical Director
Office for the Advancement of Telehealth (OAT) Grant Award 2000-2003
Video Telecommunications Project $1.5M
Partnership of Aleutians East Borough and Eastern Aleutian Tribes Community Health Centers to create a
telecommunications backbone for asynchronous PC-based services and interactive televideo services
supporting health care, training and management functions for communities along the Aleutian Chain. Provided
behavioral health assessments and medication management, clinical supervision, and continuing medical
education.
Role: Manager, Trainer, Clinician
Rural Utilities Service (RUS) NTIA Grant Contract 2003-2007
MediPeer Network $425K
Upgrade and expand existing telecommunications network services to partner with Alaska Native Medial
Center and University of Alaska to deliver Anchorage-based training and educational programs to villages in
the Aleutians East Borough.
Role: Grant writer, trainer
1 D09HP09064 Phoenix (PI) 07/01/08-06/30/11
HRSA Advanced Education Nursing Training Grant
Improving Access and Quality of Depression Care Through Collaboration $1,205,679
Role- Co-author, Distance-Learning Coordinator