Education
Diploma, Massachusetts General Hospital School Nursing, Boston, 1971; student, Boston University, 1971-1972; student, University of California at Los Angeles, 1978; student, University Southern Maine, since 1990.
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Donna Lee Hovey
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Donna Lee Hovey, American Special care nurse Registered Nurse, Massachusetts, Maine; CEN, CCRN, Trauma Nurse Care Curriculum, certified in advanced biofeedback, in clinical hypnosis, basic cardiac life support instructor, American Council of Learned Societies instructor. Member AACN, Emergency Nurses Association, North American Nursing Diagnosis Association (special interest group critical care), American Heart Association.
Career
Nurse neurosurgery operating room, Boston City Hospital, 1971;
nurse neurosurgery/neuromed. unit, Boston City Hospital, 1971-1972;
nurse respiratory Intensive Care Unit, Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, 1971-1973;
nurse emergency department, New England Medical Center, Boston, 1973;
nurse Intensive Care Unit, Milford (Massachusetts) Whitinsville Hospital, 1976-1977;
nurse critical care based agency, Staff Builders Health Care Superior vena cava syndrome, Los Angeles, 1978-1980;
nurse operating room, Lahey Clinic Medical Center, Burlington, Massachusetts, 1983-1985;
nurse critical care based agency, Staff Builders Health Care Superior vena cava syndrome, Boston, 1984-1989;
nurse surgical/cardiothoracic Intensive Care Unit, University Hospital, Boston, 1986-1987;
nurse emergency department, University Hospital, Boston, 1987-1993;
head nurse special care unit, Togus (Maine) Veterinary Affairs Medical and Regional Office Center, since 1993. Nurse special care unit Maine Medical Center, Portland, 1989-1990. Nurse medical-surgical unit Togus (Maine) Veterans Administration Hospital., 1990-1993.
Head nurse progressive coronary care unit New England Medical Center Hospital, Boston, 1973-1975. Head nursemed. surgical ward Norfolk (Massachusetts) Prison Hospital, 1974-1975. Head nurse neurosurgery University of California at Los Angeles Medical Center, 1977.
Assistant unit supervisor Intensive Care Unit, Lahey Clinic Medical Center, Burlington, 1981, supervisor Cardiac Care Unit, 1981-1982. Executive director National Center for Premenstrual Syndrome and Menstrual Distress, Boston, 1982-1983. American Society for Behavioral Gynecology, Gaffstown, N.H., 1983-1985.
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Member AACN, Emergency Nurses Association, North American Nursing Diagnosis Association (special interest group critical care), American Heart Association.
