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Let Your Star Shine Bright... DEEP IN THE HEART OF TEXAS!SUNDAY46. What Do You Want to Be When You Grow-Up?Promoting Professional Fulfillment & Retentionin the Field of Child LifeJenni Davis, BA, CTRS, CCLSRecreational Therapist, UNC Hospitals, Chapel Hill, NCBeth Ball, CCLS, CTRSManager Child Life,Greenville Hospital System University Medical Center, Greenville, SCPriti P. Desai, MSc, MPH, CCLSInstructor and Child Life Coordinator, East Carolina University,Department of Child Development and Family Relations, Greenville, NCStandard: 2, 3, 4, 5, 6Level: IntermediateMany child life specialists leave the field to seek professional fulfillment in alternatecareers. Participants will complete a self-assessment to match personaltraits and ambition to potential professional development opportunities withinchild life. Skills enhancement, management opportunities, education, anddeveloping practices in non-hospital settings will all be explored.47. Bubbles Do More Than Pop!Finding Creative Ways to Use Distraction ToolsEileen Mapes, MS, CCLSChild Life Specialist, The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, Philadelphia, PAStandard: 3Level: EntryVariety is the spice of life, and so it goes with the work we do. This session isaimed at discussing and introducing a variety of uses for familiar and unfamiliardistraction tools. In addition, thoughts will be shared on how to communicatethese ideas with others.9:45 a.m. – 11:15 a.m. “Sunday Brunch” Networking SessionsNetworking sessions are special small group discussions led by a networkingfacilitator. The purpose of these sessions is to give attendees a chance to meet ingroups in order to explore a particular topic of special importance. These sessionsallow participants to meet others with similar responsibilities and begin orcontinue an informal network of peers. Experts in the topics have agreed toguide these sessions. Come and network! Learn from others and make lastingprofessional connections!A. AdolescentsDeanna Lee, BS, CCLSChild Life Specialist, Children’s Hospital of Austin, Austin, TXB. Alternative SettingsTeresa Gambrell, CCLSParent Advisor, Tennessee Infant Parent Services School, Hixson, TNMelissa Hicks, MS, CCLS, LPC, RPTProgram Director/Child Life Specialist, Camp Sunshine, Atlanta, GAC. BereavementTheresa Edmunds, BS, CCLSChild Life Specialist, Texas Children’s Hospital, Houston, TXRose Resler, MS, CFCS, CCLSDirector of Child Life Specialist Program, University of Akron, Akron, OHPaul Thayer, M Div, CCLSAssistant Professor, Child Life and Family Studies, Wheelock College, Boston, MAD. Bone Marrow TransplantErin Hall, CCLSChild Life Specialist,Medical University of South Carolina Children’s Hospital, Charleston, SCE. BurnsLisa Marie Donovan, BS, CCLSChild Life Therapist, Shriners Burns Hospital, Boston, MADanielle Surprenant, BS, CCLSChild Life Therapist, Shriners Burns Hospital, Boston, MAF. CardiacBindy Sweett, CCLSChild Life Specialist, BC Children’s Hospital, Vancouver, BCG. Critical Care/Intensive CareCarolyn Mott, MS, CCLSChild Life Specialist, Children’s Hospital of Austin, Austin, TXH. Cystic FibrosisTracy Howard, BGS, CCLSChild Life Specialist, Children’s Hospital of Austin, Austin, TXI. Dialysis/Renal TransplantNicole Graham, MS, CCLSChild Life Specialist, Texas Children’s Hospital, Houston, TX24 CHILD LIFE COUNCIL
Child Life Council 24th Annual Conference on Professional IssuesJ. Directors/LeadersSharon McLeod, MS, CTRS, CCLSSenior Clinical Director,Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center, Cincinnati, OHSheila Palm, MA, CCLSChild Life System Leader,Children’s Hospitals and Clinics of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MNK. Emergency Department/TraumaPam Auten, CCLSChild Life Specialist, Arkansas Children’s Hospital, Little Rock, ARWendy Burns, BA, CCLSChild Life Specialist,Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center, Cincinnati, OHFrances Mannino, MS Ed, CCLSChild Life Specialist, Schneider Children’s Hospital, New Hyde Park, NYL. Hematology/OncologyCynthia Fitchpatrick, MEd, CCLSChild Life Specialist/Psychosocial Coordinator,Children’s Hospital of Austin, Austin, TXM. Hospice/Palliative CareClaire White, MS, CCLSAssistant Professor, Child Life, Wheelock College, Boston, MAN. InfantsVicki D.T. Kelley, MS, CCLSChild Life Specialist, Cook Children’s Medical Center, Fort Worth, TXJulie Parker, MS, CCLSInstructor, The University of Southern Mississippi, Hattiesburg, MSO. InternshipsKellye Carroll, BS, CCLSInternship Coordinator/Educator, Children’s Medical Center Dallas, Dallas, TXP. NICUDonna Brown-Looper, BS, CCLSNICU Child Life Specialist, Children’s Hospital of Austin, Austin, TXQ. One Person ProgramsJodi Betsinger, BS, CCLSChild Life Specialist, CentraCare Health Plaza, St. Cloud, MNAnita Pumphrey, CCLSInstructor, Louisiana Tech University, Ruston, LAR. Operation SmileToni Crowell, MS, CCLSGraduate Instructor, Doctoral Student,University of Missouri-Columbia, Columbia, MOAndrea Standish, BS, CCLSChild Life Specialist, Children’s Hospital of Orange County, Irvine, CAS. Outpatient ClinicsMarcela Lizcano, BS, CCLSChild Life Specialist, Children’s Hospital of Austin, Austin, TXT. Pain ManagementTanya Hastings, BA, Dipl, CCLSChild Life Specialist, Parkland Heath and Hospital System;Children’s Medical Center Dallas, Dallas, TXJill Petro, BS, CCLSClinical Lead Child Life Specialist, Child Life Internship Coordinator,Children’s Hospital and Regional Medical Center, Seattle, WADALLAS, TEXAS ★ MAY 26–28, 2006 25
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