Background
Butts, Priscilla Ann was born on February 5, 1949 in McIntyre, Georgia, United States. Daughter of James and Eva (Wright) Butts.
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Priscilla Ann Butts
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Bachelor of science in nursing cum laude, Dillard University, 1970. MSN, University Pennsylvania, 1972. Doctor of Philosophy candidate, New York University.
Career
Staff nurse department Ob-Gyn, Baldwin County Hospital, Milledgeville, 1971. Clinical supervisor Hospital of Medical College Pennsylvania, 1972—1974. Clinical supervisor maternal-infant and gynecological nursing Thomas Jefferson University Hospital, 1974—1978, acting assistant director nursing, cardiopulmonary care program, 1979—1980, assistant director nursing, women and children care program, 1978—1979.
Instructor University Pennsylvania School Nursing, 1981—1986. Assistant administrator University Cincinnati Medical Center, since 1986. Preceptor Boston University Baccalaureate School Nursing, 1977—1978.
Member faculty Medical College, Thomas Jefferson University, 1977—1979. Lecturer in fields; member Garden Court Plaza Tenants Association Rita E. Miller scholar, 1967.
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Membership
Member of National Black Nurses Association, ASPO (Lamazem, national planning committee), American Academy Political Science, Council High Risk Perinatal Nurses (committee consultant, newsletter editor), Nurses Association of America College Obstetricians and Gynecologists, American Nurses Association (district public relations committee 1974-1975, district program committee 1974-1975, chairperson district fund raising committee 1975, chairperson state commission nursing practice 1974-1977, member physician-nurse liaison committee of Pennsylvania Medical Society 1974-1976), Alpha Kappa Alpha, Alpha Kappa Mu, Sigma Theta Tau (chapter joint project committee 1972-1973, chapter Second vice president and editor newsletter 1974-1975, editorial board Image magazine 1975-1980, national educational development committee 1980-1981, founders award committee 1977, 1979, national nominating committee 1983-1984).
