Shaylene Chatham

Name: Shaylene Chatham

Email: [email protected]

Phone Number: 918-343-7710

Title: Instructor of Nursing

Department: Health Sciences

Office: Health Sciences, Room 160A

Shaylene Chatham, Nursing Instructor Department of Health Sciences

Education

MSN, West Texas A & M University- Major: Nursing Education       
May 2020

BSN, West Texas A & M University- Major: Nursing      
December 2002

BS, University of Texas, Austin-Major: Kinesiology
May 1998

Work Experience

January 2022
Instructor of Nursing, Rogers State University; Claremore, Oklahoma

  • Intro to Nursing lab instructor, Medical/Surgical clinical instructor

August 2021-December 2021
Clinical Adjunct Faculty, Rogers State University; Claremore, Oklahoma

  • As clinical adjunct faculty, I worked alongside lead instructors providing clinical experiences, instruction, and evaluations for nursing students in the pediatric clinical rotation RSU.

October 2014 – Current
Part-time School Nurse; Mingo Valley Christian (MVC); Tulsa, Oklahoma

  • I provide nursing care for grades pre-k through 12th grade while including care for faculty, staff, and students in the areas of health education, health promotion, and acute care.
  • In my nearly 8 years at MVC, I have researched and implemented current policies and procedures for school health care including emergency procedures and Individualized Health Plans (IHPs) for chronically ill students, as recommended by the National Association of School Nurses (NASN). 

January 2013 – December 2014
Infusion Nurse, Walgreens inc.; Tulsa, Oklahoma

  • As a staff infusion nurse, I provided nursing IV care for homebound and compromised patients.

Fall 2011 – Spring 2012
Clinical Adjunct Faculty, West Texas A & M University; Canyon, Texas

  • As clinical adjunct faculty, I worked alongside lead instructors providing clinical experiences, instruction, and evaluations for nursing students in the pediatric clinical rotation at WTAMU.

2003 – 2011
Staff Nurse, Texas Children’s Hospital (Houston, TX); Sugar Land Methodist Hospital (Sugar Land, TX); Northwest Texas Hospital (Amarillo, TX)

  • Staff nurse in neonatal ICU and newborn nursery

Skills

  • Strong clinical assessment skills
  • Nursing background in multiple areas: ICU, community, school-based, camp, and medical missions
  • Twenty years of pediatric nursing experience
  • Health education teacher/coordinator at MVC
  • Strong presenting and people skills
  • Certified in Youth Mental Health First Aid
  • Certified in Prehospital Trauma Life Support
  • Member of National Association of School Nurses (NASN)

Personal Interests

I am passionate about health education and feel that populations function optimally when informed and able to access preventative health care. I have served on medical missions both in the US and abroad. I would like to continue this as well as share my experiences with others so they may do the same. I also coach the pom team at Mingo Valley Christian as well as choreograph their spring musical each year.

Community Service

My family attends Christian Chapel in Tulsa Oklahoma where we help and support local events such as vacation bible school, Royal Family Kids Camp, and Crisis Pregnancy Outreach. I have also served as a volunteer camp nurse at Kids Across America in Golden Missouri.

Presentations

Abstract written and submitted to the American School Health Association, Spring 2018, entitled Facts About Teens and Mental Health

Abstract chosen to be presented as slide presentation and discussion break-out session at American School Health Association National Conference in Columbus Ohio, October 2019

Publications

Show Me the Evidence: COVID-19 and School Nursing in the 21st Century; Erin D. Maughan, PhD, RN, PHNA-BC, FNASN, FAAN, Kathleen H. Johnson, DNP, RN, NCSN, APHN-BC, FNASN, FAAN, Juanita Gryfinski, MSN, MS, MA, RN, PEL-CSN, NCSN, Wendy Lamparelli, MEd, RN, CSN-NJ, Shaylene Chatham, MSN, BS, RN, Jeana Lopez-Carrasco, BSN, RN; Volume: 36 issue: 1, page(s): 46-51. Article first published online: December 15, 2020; Issue published: January 1, 2021