CURRICULUM VITAE

Laurie L. Devin MSN, RN, CNML73 Reeves Ave

Guilford, CT 06437Cellular: (203) 376-6701

E-mail: Laurie.Devin@ynhh.org

EDUCATION:

Current Saint Joseph’s College of MaineLeadership MBA Program

2010-2014 Saint Joseph’s College of MaineMasters of Science in Nursing, Healthcare Administration program

2008-2010 Southern Connecticut State University, Hamden, CT Enrolled in Masters of Science in Nursing program

1991-1995 Southern Connecticut State University, Hamden, CTBachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN)

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:

2010-Present Yale-New Haven Hospital, New Haven, CTCardio-Thoracic Intensive Care Unit, Patient Service Manager Anticipate and take action to the market forces Directly responsible for superior outcomes while

maintaining cost-effectiveness Achieve seamless care for all patients and families

through collaboration of multidisciplinary teams Directly accountable for operation and management

of team Develop highly skilled staff in area of expertise,

ensuring clinical competence and effectiveness

2009-Present HVC Volunteer Coordinator

Develop cardiac volunteers and maintain competencies and compliance for this group

2009-2010 Yale-New Haven Hospital, New Haven, CTResource Support Unit, Nursing Clinical Manager,

Direct a diverse work force in a twenty-four hour per day operational environment.

Implement and support change Manage cost effective budget Scheduling, payroll, staffing Develop critical care nurses and maintain

competencies of staff nurses Use of multiple computer-based information systems

2001-2010 Yale-New Haven Hospital, New Haven, CTResource Support Unit, CNIII        As an RRT Nurse, provide clinical expertise through

critical clinical assessment, collaboration, education, and direct patient care during emergency situations.

        As a SWAT Nurse, provide clinical education to staff, patients, and family members; also involved in crisis intervention throughout the institution.

        As an RSU Intensive Care Unit Nurse, provide acute nursing care to critically ill patients in each of the specialized intensive care units, as well as the Level One Trauma Center Emergency Room.

1998-2004 Hospital of Saint Raphael, New Haven, CTCoronary Intensive Care Unit, Staff Nurse, RNII        Provide acute nursing care to critically ill patients, specializing in intensive cardiac needs.        Prepare patients and family members for cardiac

surgery.        Provide patient and family education, promoting

heart-healthy lifestyle changes.        Assume charge nurse responsibilities

1995-1998 Hospital of Saint Raphael, New Haven, CTAcute Oncology Unit, Staff Nurse, RN        Manage care of large number of people with a

variety of acute and chronic needs, specializing in oncology.

        Administer chemotherapy regimes in treatment of an array of oncological diagnoses.

        Assume charge nurse responsibilities

1994-1995 Hospital of Saint Raphael, New Haven, CTAcute Oncology Unit, Student Nurse Intern        Assist with the care of large number of people with a

variety of acute and chronic needs, specializing in oncology.

PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES:

2013 Yale School of Management Executive Education2013-Present General Medical Supplies Non-labor Committee 2012-Present CT Operations Council Co-Chair2012-Present PSM Council Task Force2013-Present BSI Committee Hospital Co-Chair2011- Present BSI Committee2011-Present Pressure Ulcer Committee2008-2010 Rapid Response Committee2007-2014 Award and Recognition Committee2006- 2008 Diabetes Charter Group2006-2008 Staff Development/ RSU 2007 Methemoglobinemia discussion/inservice 2007 Open forum for staff education and

improvement, through Q/A period, and Tip of The Month.

PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATIONS

BLS ACLS CNML RN-BC

PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS

Sigma Theta Tau International AACN AACN/SCCC AONE

PublicationsProspective Validation of an Electronic Medical Record Report of Number of Central Line Days; Paci, George; Feidner, Carl; Hubbard, Lori; Devin, Laurie; Reilly, Lenore; Gentile, Anthony; Boyce, John et al. American Journal of Infection Control, Volume 43, Issue 6, S35

REFERENCES: Furnished upon request.