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Kendall, Judith was born on March 23, 1953 in Decatur, Illinois, United States.
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Judith Kendall
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Judith Kendall, American Mental health nurse Georgia Nurses Foundation scholar. Member ANA (certified), Georgia Nurses Association (district 5), Metro Atlanta Advanced Practice Psychiatric Nurse Group, National Advocates for Child Psychiatric Nursing, Georgia Council on Child Abuse, Network for Qualitative Family Research, Association of Nurses in Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome Care.
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Education
A in Nursing, Georgia State University, 1976; Bachelor of science in nursing, Georgia State University, 1984; Master of Science in Nursing, Georgia State University, 1985; postgraduate, Georgia State University.
Career
Staff nurse coronary care, medical-surgical, Maine Med Center, Portland, 1976-1977; staff nurse labor and delivery, Fairview-Reddington Hospital, Skowhegan, Maine., 1977; charge nurse medical-surgical, Center Maine Medical Center, Lewiston, 1978-1979; nursing supervisor, Marcotte Nursing Home, Lewiston, 1981; day charge nurse child psychiatry, Georgia Mental Health Institute, Atlanta, 1981; administrator in charge, Georgia Mental Health Institute, Atlanta, since 1987; assistant nursing supervisor child psychiatry, Peachtree-Parkwood Hospital, 1981-1982; nurse community child health, International Rescue Committee, Washington, 1982; supervisor, director pediatric clinic, Hugh Spalding Community Hospital, 1983-1984; nurse, member addictive disease multidisciplinary treatment team, Decatur (Georgia) Hospital, 1984-1985; provider psychothery services, Pru Care Health Maintenance Organisation, 1989; clinical nurse specialist, Grady Memorial Hospital, since 1985. Invited member Abstract Review Committee for National Conference of Advocates for ChildPsychiat. Nursing Conference; presenter in field.
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Membership
Member ANA (certified), Georgia Nurses Association (district 5), Metro Atlanta Advanced Practice Psychiatric Nurse Group, National Advocates for Child Psychiatric Nursing, Georgia Council on Child Abuse, Network for Qualitative Family Research, Association of Nurses in Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome Care. F C.
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American