Her nursing and business backgrounds have afforded her the opportunity to assist executives, medical leaders, and health care entities in providing safe and effective care while solving complicated health care and business issues. She has worked directly with patients for over 19 years at the James Cancer Hospital and the Ohio State University Student Health Services and in industry at Cardinal Health and Abbott Nutrition for six years. Currently, she is working at the Ohio State University Student Health Services as a primary care CNP and clinical lead of the preventive medicine program.ĭawnara Brown, MBA, BSHu, has been a licensed practical nurse since 2007. During this time she has worked primarily in public health or management positions at local health departments and federally qualified health care centers in New Jersey and Ohio. Jonda Hapner-Yengo, MPH, MS, CNP, has been a registered nurse for 24 years and a family nurse practitioner for 8 years. Hill has also served as a board member for the Mid-Ohio District Nurses’ Association and chapter president for the Phi Pi Chapter of Sigma Theta Tau International. Hill is currently on the Central Ohio Region National Kidney Foundation board and is a member of the medical advisory board for the NKF’s Central Ohio Region. Additionally, she has reviewed several books and coauthored a book chapter. Hill has published several articles with Chamberlain’s Nursing Informatics Research Team. Hill began teaching in the clinical setting in 2003 and began her full-time academic career in 2009 as a nurse educator at Chamberlain University. She was a staff nurse and a clinical manager for free-standing outpatient dialysis centers. Hill transitioned into adult ESRD and cared for patients in the acute, chronic, and peritoneal home dialysis settings. Hill started her nursing career in pediatric nursing on a renal and metabolic unit. Currently, she is the dean of Academic Affairs for Chamberlain University’s prelicensure BSN program in Columbus, Ohio. Taryn Hill, PhD, RN, has been a registered nurse for 29 years. She is active in advocating for education of the public about dialysis options and is the director of the Parish Nursing Ministry at her church where she conducts public health research and teaches multiple health classes. She has authored five articles for publication in the Ohio Nurse Review in 20 and will be publishing her first book by the end of 2020. Brenda Williams, PhD, MBA, RN, has been active in nursing as an RN for 34 years, working in varied areas of nursing, including, clinical (hospital, traveling, urgent care, sales, outreach education, management) insurance (workers’ compensation, short-term and long-term health insurance, vocational rehab, utilization review, Medicaid, Medicare, management) in addition to teaching health care business at the collegiate level (political, legal and regulatory, finance/economics, trends in health care, social aspects, and policy).
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