Background
Priddy, Mary Kathryn was born on March 31, 1947 in Conway, Arkansas, United States. Daughter of John Marcus and Lizzie Kate Priddy.
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Mary Kathryn Priddy
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Mary Kathryn Priddy, American Nursing executive, patient care services administrator. Invitee Girls State and Girls Nation, 1964; recipient of faculty award University Arkansas, College of Nursing, 1968; Kellogg fellow University of Minnesota Minneapolis, Johnson & Johnson Wharton fellow, 1994; named Woman of America, 1983. Past president Arkansas Organisation for Nurse Executives, Little Rock, 1986-1991.
Education
Bachelor of Science in Nursing, U. Arkansas, 1969; advanced certified in Nursing Management, University of Minnesota, 1978; Master in Public Health Nursing Administration, University of Minnesota, 1981; post graduate studies, University of Pennsylvania, since 1994.
Career
Assistant instructor, U. Arkansas Medical School College of Nursing, Little Rock, 1970-1971; instructor, U. Arkansas, Monticello, 1971-1972; director nursing, Deshea County Hospital, Dumas, Arkansas, 1972-1974; associate director nursing, U. Arkansas Medical School Department Nursing, Little Rock, 1974-1975; interim patient care administrator, U. Arkansas Medical School Department Nursing, Little Rock, 1975-1977; associate patient care administrator, U. Arkansas Medical School Department Nursing, Little Rock, 1977-1982; director nursing, associate hospital director, U. Arkansas Medical School Department Nursing, Little Rock, 1982-1994; associate professor, U. Arkansas Medical School College Nursing, Little Rock, since 1984; director patient care services, chief nursing officer, U. Arkansas Medical School, Little Rock, since 1994. Member Pastoral Care Board, Little Rock, Arkansas, since 1984. Board directors University Hospital Consortium, Little Rock, 1989-1992.
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Past president Arkansas Organisation for Nurse Executives, Little Rock, 1986-1991.
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Invitee Girls State and Girls Nation, 1964. Recipient of faculty award University Arkansas, College of Nursing, 1968. Kellogg fellow University of Minnesota Minneapolis, Johnson & Johnson Wharton fellow, 1994. Named Woman of America, 1983.Invitee Girls State and Girls Nation, 1964. Recipient of faculty award University Arkansas, College of Nursing, 1968. Kellogg fellow University of Minnesota Minneapolis, Johnson & Johnson Wharton fellow, 1994.
Named Woman of America, 1983.