Curriculum Vitae

Sarah Moore, MSN, CRNP, FNP-C

Nurse Practitioner, Autonomic Medicine Section National Institutes of Health

10 Center Drive

Building 10, Room 7-3657

Bethesda, MD 20892

Phone # 301-318-8616

sarah.moore@nih.gov

Accomplishments:

• Sole Nurse Practitioner in busy Autonomic Medicine Section (AMS).
• Serves as an Associate Investigator in the management of complex protocols, ensuring protocol compliance in accordance with IRB guidelines, FDA regulations, and good clinical practice guidelines.
• Graduated with Master of Science in Nursing, Shenandoah University in May 2021.
• Obtained Family Nurse Practitioner certification in June 2021.
• Recipient of the 2022 NIH Clinical Center CEO Award, as an instructor of the Neurological Nursing Assessment Group.

Leadership Attributes:

• Leads clinical research procedures in current role with AMS.
• Serves as NINDS faculty for the Nursing Education Series (NNES): Neuroscience 1.0 Simulation Sessions. Faculty responsible for training, coaching, and debriefing sessions to introduce a new neurological assessment tool in responding to a neurological emergency.
• Coordinates with the Neurology Consult Service to improve communication during evening and weekend admissions to the Clinical Center.
• Networks with The Dysautonomia Project continuing education for healthcare professionals, participants, and communities about autonomic disorders.
• Member of the NINDS Beacon Program – Nursing Career and Engagement Forum.
• Served as sole Licensed Independent Practitioner (LIP) for the section to personally monitor research MRIs in the NMR Center. This included working with the department to evaluate conditionally accepted devices.
• Serves as the required Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS)-credentialed LIP in the NMR Center for the AMS section.

Mission Contributions:

• Supports the mission of the National Institutes of Health (NIH).
• Learned to analyze protocol-specific data and upload to clinical spreadsheets.
• Generates summary progress notes for approval by the Protocol Investigator.
• Shared responsibility of checking and correcting research data for publication.
• Participates in inpatient debriefing sessions, confirming consent, data, adverse events,

and/or unanticipated problems.

• Provide time sensitive responses to protocol audits.
• Provide off shift coverage to meet section needs.
• Participates in demos, testing, and evaluations for new clinical research technology.

Education, Training, and Professional Development

• MSN/FNP, Shenandoah University                      MAY 2021 Winchester, MD
• BSN, Shenandoah University                         MAY 2016

Winchester, MD

• Intensive Care Course                              DEC 2009

Holy Cross Hospital, Silver Spring, MD

• AAS, Nursing, Atlantic Cape Community College              MAY 2005 Pomona, NJ

Licenses/Certifications

• Certified Registered Nurse Practitioner, Compact State

License # R185649                      DEC 2023 expiration

• American Academy of Nurse Practitioners Certification Board (AANPCB)

Family Nurse Practitioner /Certification # F06211675   JUN 2026 expiration

• National Provider Identifier (NPI)

Registry #1407529431                    JUL 2021-present

• American Heart Association (AHA) Basic Life Support      JAN 2025 expiration
• AHA Advanced Cardiac Life Support                MAR 2025 expiration

CURRICULUM VITAE

Master of Science, Nursing/Family Nurse Practitioner              MAY 2021 Shenandoah University

Winchester, MD

Bachelor of Science, Nursing                             MAY 2018

Shenandoah University Winchester, MD

Critical Care Certification                              DEC 2009

Holy Cross Hospital Silver Spring, MD

Telemetry Course                                   OCT 2005

Cape Regional Medical Center Cape May Court House, NJ

Associate of Science, Nursing                            MAY 2005

Atlantic Cape Community College Pomona, NJ

High School Diploma                                 JUN 1998

Middle Township High School Cape May Court House, NJ

Special Skills

• Perform in-depth neurological examinations and other screening tests to determine protocol eligibility.
• Conduct autonomic testing for patients with various types of autonomic failure.
• Analysis of autonomic data for patients with various types of autonomic failure.
• Management and care of adult patients with autonomic failure.
• Possess excellent intravenous (IV) venipuncture skills.
• Possess advance health assessment skills of adult patients.

Professional Experience

Advanced Practice Nurse                          OCT 21-Present

NIH, Bethesda, MD

• Obtain detailed history, assesses the patient's physical status through the performance of a physical examination.
• Performs or requests screening and diagnostic tests, discriminates between normal and abnormal findings, develops and implements a plan of care.
• Prescribes appropriate therapies within limits set by specialty certification organization,
• Independently carries out clinical research procedures for which a physician or investigator is not required to be physically present.
• Operates and maintains hemodynamic monitoring equipment during clinical laboratory procedures.
• Perform duties of associate investigator for selected NINDS protocols, in accordance with IRB guidelines, FDA regulations and Good Clinical Practice guidelines.

Clinical Research Nurse                           SEP 15- OCT 21

Neuroscience 7SWN Clinical Research Nurse

Manager Heather Rizzo and Clinical Coordinator Sandra Brown

(301) 451-1250

National Institutes of Health Clinical Center Bethesda, MD

• Providing care for the neurological and neurosurgery patient and developing patient management plans in response to the data obtained
• Proficient in CRIS documentation, including close monitoring of the neurosurgical patient.
• Assisting in procedures, then evaluating and interpreting findings with the care team
• Providing neurology patients and families counseling and health education
• Participation in patient care rounds updating the unit on protocol status.
• Informal leadership on the unit as a GRIDS champion and participation in unit-based council meetings
• Expertise in clinical research implementation and specialty nursing clinical practice
• Monitors Video EEG and GRIDS studies in facilitating individualized research.
• Manages neurosurgical pre and post op care in high acuity patient care population.
• Maintains patient safety and confidentiality in collaboration with patient, family, interdisciplinary and research teams.
• Advocacy for the research participant and family

Clinical Staff Telemetry Nurse                       JAN 09- FEB 21 Acute Cardiac Care 4SAC

Manager Lorri Cooper (301) 754-7540

Holy Cross Hospital Silver Spring, MD

• Work as Charge Nurse as needed.
• Provide assessment and interpretation of cardiac rhythms.
• Administers medications and monitors patient response, VS, cardiac monitor, mechanical ventilation, and blood sugar levels per protocol.
• Develops, implements, and updates nursing care plans and reports patient response to appropriate personnel and records accurate observations.
• Monitor patient flow and determine possible discharges and transfers.
• Core measure guidelines and documentation
• Preceptor to graduate nurses as well as orientation of new staff members.

Clinical Staff Nurse                              MAY 05 -AUG 12

2 East Acute Respiratory Care, 4th Floor Orthopedics and Oncology Units Manager Kathleen Podolski

Cape Regional Cape May Court House, NJ

• Coordinate and deliver patient care within a 48-bed unit.
• Perform patient admissions and discharges.
• Assess patient status and notify physician if clinical changes.
• Education of patients/families on health care needs, conditions, and options
• Preceptor to graduate nurses as well as orientation of new staff members.
• Coordinate services, treatments, and consultations using Meditech computer systems.

Continuing Education

Activities, Honors, Publications and Projects

2021 Presentation Ensuring Cultural Competence and Global Health 2021 Quality Improvement Project: Burnout

2019 & 2020 CUSP Team Leader

2019 Innovations in Advanced Practice Nursing Research Conference Poster Presentation at Shenandoah University: Repetitive Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation and Speech Therapy Outcomes in Adult Stroke Patients with Aphasia

2018 Innovations in Advanced Practice Nursing Research Conference Poster Presentation at Shenandoah University: Repetitive Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation and Speech Therapy Outcomes in Adult Stroke Patients

References:

Dr. David S. Goldstein, MD PhD, Chief, Autonomic Medicine Section, NINDS, National Institutes of Health (NIH)

Email: goldsteind@ninds.nih.gov Phone: 301-675-1110

Ms. Sharon Simon, Assistant Professor, Director Family Nurse Practitioner Program, Shenandoah University

Email: ssimon@su.edu Phone: 540-542-6233

Ms. Janna Gelsomino, Clinical Research Nurse, NINDS, National Institutes of Health (NIH)

NIH, current co-worker

Email: Janna.Gelsomino@nih.gov Phone: 301-435-5166

Sarah J. Moore -S

Digitally signed by Sarah J. Moore -S Date: 2023.06.07