Background
Rosenfeld, Ethel Marie was born on February 21, 1924 in Trenton, New Jersey, United States. Daughter of George W. and Flora C. (Sculthorpe) Hanners.
Rosenfeld, Ethel Marie was born on February 21, 1924 in Trenton, New Jersey, United States. Daughter of George W. and Flora C. (Sculthorpe) Hanners.
Bachelor, Maryville College, 1945. Bachelor of science in nursing, Johns Hopkins University, 1948. MSEd, University Center Arkansas, 1971.
Head nurse, Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore, 1948-1951; clinical instructor, Germantown Dispensary, Philadelphia, 1951-1953; private duty nurse, St. Peters Hospital, Albany, New York, 1953-1955; clinical instructor, Veterans Administration Hospital., Albany, 1955; private duty nurse, St. Mary's Hospital, Kankakee, Illinois, 1955-1958; instructor, St. Vincent Infirmary, Little Rock, 1959; clinical instructor, North Little Rock (Arkansas) Veterans Administration Hospital., 1959-1964; nursing practitioner, North Little Rock (Arkansas) Veterans Administration Hospital., 1964-1970; clinical specialist, North Little Rock (Arkansas) Veterans Administration Hospital., 1971-1975; nurse administrator, therapist, Cedarstone Institute, Little Rock, 1975-1976; associate professor nursing, U. Center Arkansas, Conway, 1976-1991; retired, U. Center Arkansas, Conway, 1991.
Member American Nurses Association (certified mental health nurse, member council psychiatric/mental health nursing, member committee examiners 1989-1992, test development committee 1989-1992), American Group Psychotherapy Association, Southwestern Group Psychotherapy Society, Arkansas Group Psychotherapy Society (board directors), National Registry Certified Group Psychotherapists, Arkansas Alliance for Mentally Ill (vice president 1990, president 1991, 92, family education specialist 1990, Academy award), National Alliance for Mentally Ill (member curriculum-training task force), Sigma Theta Tau (counsellor Kappa Rho chapter 1990-1991).
Married Jerome Rosenfeld, November 1947. Children: Rachel, Debbe, Diana, Peter, George.