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Nursing Education CNV (Advanced Practice Award) Margaret (Meg) Barry is an outstanding Department of Nursing Education Clinical Instructor in the Emergency Department (ED). Meg has been a valued member of the CPMC family for thirty years. She is certified in Emergency Nursing (CEN) and is an instructor for critically important nursing courses and certification programs. She is a member of the NYSNA, a member of the Board of Trustees and Treasurer of the Emergency Nurses Association, and a member of Sigma Theta Tau, the International Honor Society of Nursing. Colleagues describe Meg's monumental contributions to patients, staff and the Medical Center as "invaluable" and literally numbering in "the hundreds." As a member of the cardiac arrest committee, she spearheaded the redesign and institution-wide revision of cardiac arrest carts. She is currently co-chair of a committee developing the Emergency Department Survival Guide, a pocket-sized resource book for ED nursing personnel. She is also a dynamic participant in disaster preparedness planning and education. Meg teaches in the DOVE training program which provides advocacy services for victims of sexual assault and domestic violence. She is also a Trauma nursing instructor for the Emergency Nurses Association (ENA). In 2000 and 2001 she was selected to do a poster presentation at the ENA National Meeting. Colleagues unanimously praise Margaret as a "great educator." She inspires her students and colleagues to follow a path of personal achievement in which one may walk with pride and reverence- a path of knowledge and professional excellence that will ensure a lifetime of satisfaction and recognition. |
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