Diane Magdelyn Doria

Background

Doria, Diane Magdelyn was born on November 12, 1951 in Portland, Massachusetts, United States. Daughter of Carl Louis and Doris M. (Clifford) Doria.

Education

Registered Nurse, Melrose-Wakefield Hospital, 1972; Bachelor, Franciscan U., 1978; Master of Arts, Providence College, 1980; Master of Business Administration, Anna Maria College, Packston, Massachusetts, 1993.

Career

Staff nurse, Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, 1975; supervisor, staff nurse, Ohio Valley Hospital, Steubenville, Ohio., 1976-1978; field supervisor, Providence Visiting Nurse Association, 1980-1982; member of faculty, Caldwell (New Jersey) College, Mount St. Dominic Academy, 1982-1983; director staff development, Winthrop (Massachusetts) Hospital, 1983-1985; clinical coordinator, Hospice of Dorchester Bay, Boston, 1985-1987; member of faculty, department chair, Christopher Columbus High, Boston, 1985-1987; clinical coordinator, Quincy Visiting Nurse Association Hospice, 1987-1989; infusion specialist, Protocare Network, Boston, 1989-1990; infusion/high tech supervisor, Malden (Massachusetts) Visiting Nurse Association, 1991-1992; clinical specialist infusion therapy private practice, since 1992. Consultant Providence Visiting Nurse Association, 1979-1980, Hospice of Newark, 1982, Quincy (Massachusetts) Visiting Nurse Association Hospice, 1987, Franciscan Order Holy Name Province, since 1989. Speaker, trainer workshops on death and dying for professionals and paraprofls.

Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome Awareness, Diocese of Boston, since 1985.

Achievements

• Diane Magdelyn Doria has been listed as a noteworthy Infusion specialist, oncological nurse by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Leader Girl Scouts United States of America, 1975. Member National Hospice Organisation (ethics committee), Oncology Nursing Society, Intravenous Nursing Society (historian N.E. chapter 1992), Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome Education Archdiocese of Boston.

Connections

Father:

Carl Louis Doria

Mother:

Doris M. (Clifford) Doria