Background
Bonk, James Raymond was born on July 15, 1953 in Columbus, Nebraska, United States. Son of Raymond Francis and Gloria Ann (Korgie) Bonk.
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James Raymond Bonk
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Education
Bachelor of science in nursing, Creighton U., 1975; Master of Science, U. Arizona, 1977; Doctor of Philosophy, U. Arizona, 1984.
Career
Psychiatric nurse Human Superior vena cava syndrome Center, St. Joseph's Hospital, Omaha, 1975-1976;
course chairman, instructor division nursing, Midland Lutheran College, Fremont, Nebraska, 1977-1980;
psychiatric nurse, Immanuel Medical Center, Omaha, 1978-1980;
intern, VA Medical Center, Tucson, 1982-1983;
research associate department psychiatry College of Medicine, U. Arizona Health Sciences Center, Tucson, 1983-1984;
research associate III department family and community medicine, U. Arizona Health Sciences Center, Tucson, 1984-1986;
out-reach worker, Family Advocacy Program Mental Health Clinic 475th Medical, Yokota Air Force Base, Japan, 1986-1988;
assistant professor College of Nursing, U. Nebraska Medical Center, Omaha, 1988-1989;
clinical director, United Behavioral Systems of Omaha, 1989-1994;
outpatient care manager, United Behavioral Sys.-Minnesota, Minneapolis, since 1994. Clinical preceptor Counseling and Assistance Center, Yokosaka, Japan, 1985-1988. Adjunct assistant professor of University Maryland.
Asian Disvn., Yokota, 1986-1988, U. Nebraska Medical Center College of Nursing, 1989-1994. Professional team member Critical Incident Stress Debriefing, Omaha, 1988-1992. Private practice, Omaha, 1990-1994, Minneapolis and St. Paul, since 1995.
Achievements
Membership
Actor Omaha Community Playhouse, 1988-1993. Actor, producer, treasurer Yakota Players, 1986-1988. Lay eucharistic minister, lector, choir member Catholic Church, Yokota, 1985-1988.
Member River City Mixed Chorus, Omaha, 1993-1994, Apollo Male Chorus, Minneapolis, since 1994. Member ACA, APA, ANA (certified clinical specialist in adult psychiatric and mental health nursing), Nebraska Psychological Association, Nebraska Nurses Association (Vice-President district II 1979-1980), Southern Arizona Psychological Association.
