Background
Hong, Patricia Anne was born on April 16, 1950 in Honolulu. Daughter of Samuel Kyung Sook and Mariko Hong.
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Patricia Anne Hong
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Patricia Anne Hong, American nursing educator. Critical Care Registered Nurse, American Association of Critical Care Nurses. Recipient Young Women’s Christian Association/BP Woman of Achievement award, 1996; named Individual Mobilization Augmentee of Year, Nurse Corp, ARPC, United States Air Force Reserve, Denver, 1990; United States Public Health Service trainee, Seattle, 1974.
Education
Bachelor of science in nursing, University Maryland, 1972. Master of Arts in Nursing, University Washington, 1976.
Career
Instructor University Washington, Seattle, 1976-1979. Office nurse Pulmonary Medical Associate, Sacramento, 1979-1980. Manager, statewide Associate Degree in Nursing Anchorage Community College, 1983-1984.
Assistant professor Associate Degree in Nursing program University Alaska, Anchorage, 1984-1991, associate professor, 1991-1998, professor, 1998—2005. Retired, 2005
Nursing consultant Delaney, Wiles, Hayes, Reitman and Brubaker, Anchorage, 1990-1991, Anderson, Holman and Houghton, Tacoma, 1989. Member policy transition team for human services State of Alaska, 1995, member medical care advisory committee, 1996-2005.
Achievements
Membership
Officer nurse corps United States Naval Reserve, 1972-1979. Officer United States Air Force Reserve, 1980-1999. Member American Association of Critical Care Nurses, Alaska Nurses Association (president 1989-1993), Sigma Theta Tau.
Connections
Married Michael Grandinetti, June 30, 1979.
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Political Party
Democrat
Awards
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Recipient Young Women’s Christian Association/BP Woman of Achievement award, 1996. Named Individual Mobilization Augmentee of Year, Nurse Corp, ARPC, United States Air Force Reserve, Denver, 1990. United States Public Health Service trainee, Seattle, 1974.Recipient Young Women’s Christian Association/BP Woman of Achievement award, 1996. Named Individual Mobilization Augmentee of Year, Nurse Corp, ARPC, United States Air Force Reserve, Denver, 1990. United States Public Health Service trainee, Seattle, 1974.