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Ingram, Mary Regina was born on February 19, 1952 in Chicago, Illinois, United States. Daughter of Richard J. and Georgene Estelle Ingram.
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Mary Regina Ingram
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Mary Regina Ingram, American Family nurse practitioner. Registered Nurse, Illinois, South Dakot; certified FNP, American Council of Learned Societies, Bachelor of Liberal Studies, pediatrics advanced life support. Recipient Achievement medal United States Public Health Service, 1989, Chief Nurse Officer award, 1990, Certified of Appreciation U. Portland, 1992, 93, Letter of Appreciation Oglala Sioux Tribe, Wounded Knee, South Dakot, 1990.
Education
Associate of Arts, Felician College, Chicago, 1973; Bachelor of science in nursing, Alverno College, Milwaukee, 1977; Master of Science, University of Illinois, Chicago, 1981; Doctor of Philosophy, U. Utah, 1989.
Career
Staff nurse, Our Lady of Good Counsel Infirmary, Chicago, 1978;
staff/charge nurse, Sheridan Road Hospital, Chicago, 1978-1981;
community health nurse, family nurse practitioner, Indian Health Svc., McLaughlin, South Dakot, 1981-1982;
family nurse practitioner, director community health nursing, acting facilitydir. McLaughlin health center, Indian Health Svc., McLaughlin, South Dakot, 1982-1984;
family nurse practitioner, Indian Health Svc., Pine Ridge, South Dakot, 1987-1990;
family nurse practitioner, Indian Health Svc., Rapid City, South Dakot, since 1990;
research assistant, teaching assistant, U. Utah, Salt Lake City, 1984-1985;
staff nurse rehabilitation/spinal injury, U. Utah Medical Center, Salt Lake City, 1986;
instructor, recruiter, counselor, Oglata Lakota College Nursing School, Pine Ridge, 1987-1990. Director summer nursing program Oglata Lakota College, Pine Ridge, 1987.
Federal women's program manager Indian Health Svc., Pine Ridge, 1989-1990, mem.rsch. advisory panel, 1989-1990. Adjunct assistant professor South Dakot State University, Rapid City, 1991-1994.
Achievements
Membership
Commander United States Public Health Service, since 1981. Member ANA, League of Women Voters, National Transcultural Nursing Society, Commissioned Officers' Association United States Public Health Service, Sigma Theta Tau.
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Married Lawrence Small, January 10, 1986.
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American
Awards
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Recipient Achievement medal United States Public Health Service, 1989, Chief Nurse Officer award, 1990, Certified of Appreciation U. Portland, 1992, 93, Letter of Appreciation Oglala Sioux Tribe, Wounded Knee, South Dakot, 1990.Recipient Achievement medal United States Public Health Service, 1989, Chief Nurse Officer award, 1990, Certified of Appreciation U. Portland, 1992, 93, Letter of Appreciation Oglala Sioux Tribe, Wounded Knee, South Dakot, 1990.