Background
Hanneman, Sandra K. Goodnough was born on May 10, 1948 in Torrington, Connecticut, United States. Daughter of Colby W. and Phyllis R. (Conforti) Crabtree.
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Sandra K. Goodnough Hanneman
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Bachelor of science in nursing, U. Florida, since 1970; MSN, University of California, San Francisco, 1979; Doctor of Philosophy, Texas Woman's U., Houston, 1990; postgraduate, U. Florida, New York University., other universities, 1972-1976.
Career
Staff nurse Pediatric Intensive Care Unit Shands Teaching Hospital, U. Florida, Gainseville, 1970;
staff nurse medical-respiratory Intensive Care Unit, Broward Medical Center, Fort Lauderdale, Florida, 1971;
nurse clinician surgical-respiratory Intensive Care Unit, Mount Sinai Hospital, New York City, 1971-1973;
staff nurse Cardiopulmonary Intensive Care Unit Presbyterian Hospital, Pacific Medical Center, San Francisco, 1973-1974;
flight nurse, Air Ambulance, Inc., San Carlos, California, 1974-1977;
freelance critical care consultant, California, 1977-1978;
pulmonary consultant, director respiratory care services, Mount Elizabeth Hospital, Republican of Singapore, 1980-1981;
pulmonary clinical nurse specialist, Hermann Hospital, Houston, 1982-1986;
director research, Hermann Hospital, Houston, 1986-1987;
staff associate to president and chief Executive officer, Hermann Hospital, Houston, 1987-1988;
clinical associate, Texas Woman's U., Houston, since 1989;
clinical professor graduate program, Texas Woman's U., Houston, since 1990;
director research Institute Health Sciences, Texas Woman's U., Houston, since 1992. Extramural associate National Institutes of Health, 1992. Charge nurse Cardiac Care Unit-Intensive Care Unit, Marshall Hale Med.Ctr., San Francisco, 1974.
Staff nurse cardiopulmonary Intensive Care Unit, Presbyn.Hosp.-Pacific Medical Center, San Francisco, 1974-1977. Part-time instructor PARIS project Pacific Medical Center, 1974-1977. Associate Sedlock & Associations, continuing postgraduate education in critical care nursing, Mill Valley, California,1978-1978.
Staff nurse University of California, San Francisco, 1977-1978. Founder Foundation for Critical Care, nonpforit consumer education organization, Washington, 1986, board directors, 1988-1991, chairman bylaws committee since 1989, president, 1990-1991. Researcher, lecturer, consultant in field.
Achievements
Membership
Member ANA, AACN (chairman scholarship committee San Francisco chapter 1973-1978, symposium committee 1976, chairman research committee Houston-Gulf Coast chapter 1985-1986, consultant 1987, board liaison 1987-1990, national board directors 1987-1990, nominatingcom. 1987-1988, neonatal and pediatric special interest group 1987-1988, invitational conference task force 1987-1989, outcome Studies. task force since 1988, education leadership group 1988-1990, research award 1978, research grantee 1985), Society Critical Care Medicine, Florida Nurses assosiation, New York State Nurses Association (committee clinical nurse specialist group 1972-1973), California Nurses Association, Texas Nurses Association, American Thoracic Society (committee for pulmonary clinical nursespecialists 1976-1979, national section nursing 1985-1988, program committee section on nursing 1986-1987, program committee section on critical care 1986-1987), National League for Nursing (executive forum 1987-1989), American Lung Association (adult lung health committee San Jacinto area since 1984), American Academy Nursing, Sigma ThetaTau (program committee Beta Beta chapter since 1983, president-elect 1993-1995, president since 1995).
Connections
Married Richard H. Hanneman, September 5, 1987. 1 child, Joel C. Hanneman.
