Patricia Burton, RN, MSN

• Assistant Professor / Nursing at Tarrant County College District since 2004
• Bachelor of Science in Nursing (1977) University of Texas, HSC, San Antonio
• Master of Science in Nursing (1996), Nursing Administration major / Business minor,  University of Texas at Arlington.  Honor graduate.
• Graduate Thesis: "Comparison of Medicare and Senior Managed Care Payor Systems on Selected Outcomes for Multiple DRGs"
• Sigma Theta Tau (National Honor Society of Nursing) member
• R.N. State of Texas
• 1982, 1999 ACLS Certified by the American Heart Association
• 1982 CCRN Certified by the American Association of Critical Care Nurses
• 1995 Award: Outstanding Clinical Performance Award, Nursing Administration, University of Texas at Arlington
• President, Nursing Success, a continuing education company, 1997-1999
• President, North Texas Chapter, Turner Syndrome Society, 1998-2000
• National Board of Directors, Turner Syndrome Society of the USA, 2002 - 2004
• Creator & Teacher of "Creative Life Skills," Kids Who Care Theater Arts School (a social and life skills program for kids with learning differences), 1998-1999.
• Over twenty-four years experience in various medical surgical, critical care, rehabilitation, and out-patient surgery areas.
• Experience in management and director positions. Eleven years of experience in pediatrics.
• National Workshop Speaker: Turner Syndrome Society National Conferences, 2002 and 1999,. Teen Program, "Social Skills and Role Playing".

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