Background
Bernardo, Lisa Marie was born on September 26, 1956 in McKeesport, Pennsylvania, United States. Daughter of Anthony Nickolas and Dorothy Marie Bernardo.
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Lisa Marie Bernardo
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Lisa Marie Bernardo, American Pediatrics nurse Recipient Mary Le Moyne College Page award Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh, 1988, Micromedex Best Research Abstract award, 1995; grantee National Center for Nursing Research, 1989, Emergency Nursing Foundation, 1992, Control Research Development grantee U. Pittsburgh, 1997; ANA scholar.
Education
Bachelor of science in nursing, Duquesne U., Pittsburgh, 1978; MSN, Widener U., Chester, Pennsylvania, 1983; Doctor of Philosophy, New York University, 1993.
Career
Instructor nursing, St. Francis College, Loretto, Pennsylvania, 1983-1985; trauma clinical nurse specialist, Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh, 1985-1990; instructor nursing parent/child graduate progressive, U. Pittsburgh, 1988-1990; clinical nurse specialist, Children's Hospital, Pittsburgh, 1990-1992; clinical nurse specialist emergency department, Children's Hospital Pittsburgh, 1992-1996; assistant professor, U. Pittsburgh School Nursing, since 1996.
Achievements
Membership
Member Emergency Nurses Association (co-chair LUNAR project, uniform data setcom., standing committee research, Education award 1995, Research award 1997), SigmaTheta Tau.
Connections
Married C. Richard Packer, August 30, 1986.
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Recipient Mary Le Moyne College Page award Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh, 1988, Micromedex Best Research Abstract award, 1995. Grantee National Center for Nursing Research, 1989, Emergency Nursing Foundation, 1992, Control Research Development grantee U. Pittsburgh, 1997. ANA scholar.Recipient Mary Le Moyne College Page award Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh, 1988, Micromedex Best Research Abstract award, 1995. Grantee National Center for Nursing Research, 1989, Emergency Nursing Foundation, 1992, Control Research Development grantee U. Pittsburgh, 1997. ANA scholar.