Background
Farrales, Theodocia C. Daughter of Emilio and Leonor (Cabreros) Farrales.
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Theodocia C. Farrales
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Education
Associate of Arts in Liberal Arts, St. Saint Louis University, Baguio City, 1967; diploma, Baguio General Hospital School Nursing, Baguio City, 1970; Bachelor of science in nursing, Far Eastern U., Manila, 1971; Master of Arts, New York University, 1978; Master in Military Arts and Science, United States Army Command and General Staff College, 1990; certified in advanced nursing administration, Academy Health Science, 1991; adult nurse practitioner, College Mount St. Vincent, 1997.
Career
Staff nurse recovery room, coordinator critical care Surgical Intensive Care Unit, Medical Intensive Care Unit, recovery room, Cardiac Care Unit, emergency room, Lutheran Medical Center, Brooklyn, 1978-1982;
instructor staff development medical/surgical and Cardiac Care Unit, Lutheran Medical Center, Brooklyn, 1982-1986;
staff nurse Cardiac Care Unit, The Brooklyn-Caledonian Hospital, 1972-1975;
senior staff nurse Cardiac Care Unit, The Brooklyn-Caledonian Hospital, 1975-1978;
coordinator nursing edn, Cardiac Care Unit, and medical/surgical units, The Brooklyn-Caledonian Hospital, 1982-1985;
assistant director critical care nursing Surgical Intensive Care Unit, recovery room, Medical Intensive Care Unit, and Cardiac Care Unit, The Brooklyn-Caledonian Hospital, 1985-1990;
associate chief nursing service, critical care and medicine, Bronx VA Medical Center, since 1991;
director Primary and Specialty Care Center, officer-in-charge Surgical Intensive Care Unit, Medical Intensive Care Unit and Cardiac Care Unit, Brooklyn Veterans Administration Hospital., since 1979;
assistant chief nurse, officer-in-charge emergency room and ICUs, 343rd Evaluation Hospital, Fort Hamilton, Brooklyn, since 1979;
chief nurse, 343rd Combat Support Hospital, United States Army Reserve, since 1994;
patient care center director ambulatory care, 343rd Evaluation Hospital Fort Hamilton, Brooklyn, since 1996. Adjunct assistant professor division nursing/clinical teaching and supervision Long Island U., Brooklyn, 1979-1982. Staff nurse Criticare Agency, Long Island College Hospital, 1980-1982, Manion-Cunningham Agency, Victory Memorial Hospital, Brooklyn.
Teacher quality assurance workshop Critical Care division The Brooklyn-Caledonian Hospital, planner, facilitator critical care internship program nursing education department.
Achievements
Membership
Lieutenant colonel United States Army Reserve, since 1979. Member ANA, CNA, American Association of Critical-Care Nurses, NAFE, American Organisation Association Nursing Execcs., Association Army Military Surgeons United States, Reserve Officer's Association F C.
