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Adams, Cheryl, P.T., D.Sc., M.H.S., O.C.S.

Associate Professor, School of Physical Therapy

340 O'Donnell Commons

(207) 941-7145(o)
(207) 941-7883(f)
adamsch@my.husson.edu

Adams, Cheryl, P.T., D.Sc., M.H.S., O.C.S.

Associate Professor, School of Physical Therapy

340 O'Donnell Commons

(207) 941-7145(o)
(207) 941-7883(f)
adamsch@my.husson.edu

Associate Professor, School of Physical Therapy

Bio
Personal Statement
Research

Cheryl received her physical therapy education at Florida International University, Miami, Florida and recently completed a post-professional M.H.S. in Orthopedic Physical Therapy from the University of Indianapolis. She is certified as an Orthopedic Clinical Specialist by the American Board of Physical Therapy Specialties. She has practiced for over 17 years in the Bangor area and was a co-owner and co-founder of SPORT, Inc.; a private practice specializing in sports medicine and orthopedic therapy. Her areas of teaching are Physical Agents and Musculoskeletal courses.

As a member of the Admissions Committee for the Physical Therapy Program, I may be one of the first physical therapy faculty members to view your application file, especially if you are considering transferring into our program after completing a degree elsewhere. I believe what sets us apart from other programs are two major issues: the open door availability of faculty members for question clarification, and the emphasis on hands-on learning that begins with anatomy lab and extends through the curriculum to the beyond entry-level skills of advanced electives.

Cheryl Adams

Cheryl is establishing a research record in the area of examination of the psychometric properties of the Clinical Performance Instrument, an outcome tool used to assess physical therapist student performance while working with patients in the clinical environment. She is also currently interested in examining the use of physical agents in today's physical therapy practice.  
Recent Publication
• Adams, C.L., Glavin, K., Hutchins, K., Lee, T., & Zimmermann, C. (Fall 2008). An evaluation of the internal reliability, construct validity, and predictive validity of the Physical Therapist Clinical Performance Instrument (PT CPI). Journal of Physical Therapy Education: 22(2), 42-50.
Recent Presentations
• Adams, C., Hollins, S., Dyer, J., & Young, G. Interrater reliability of the physical therapist clinical performance instrument. Presented at the APTA's Combined Sections Meeting, San Diego, CA, February, 2006.
• Adams, C., Hilt, J., Stinson, T., & Smalley, N. A reliability study of the physical therapist clinical performance instrument utilizing videotaped student performance. Presented at the APTA's Combined Sections Meeting, New Orleans, LA, February, 2005.
• Adams, C. An evaluation of the reliability and validity of the physical therapist clinical performance instrument. Presented at the APTA's National Clinical Education Conference, Philadelphia, PA, April, 2003.
• Adams, C. A Descriptive study evaluating the reliability and validity of the APTA clinical performance instrument. Presented at the APTA's Combined Sections Meeting,Boston, MA, February 2002.

Adams, Chrystal, MSN, FNP-BC

Director of Family and Community Nurse Practitioner Program, School of Nursing

238 Commons

(207) 941-7080(o)
adamsc@my.husson.edu

Adams, Chrystal, MSN, FNP-BC

Director of Family and Community Nurse Practitioner Program, School of Nursing

238 Commons

(207) 941-7080(o)
adamsc@my.husson.edu

Director of Family and Community Nurse Practitioner Program, School of Nursing, College of Health & Education

Assistant Professor, School of Nursing

Bio
Personal Statement

Chrystal, Chrys, is a native of Maine who received her Bachelor of Science of Nursing as well as her Master of Science in Nursing/Family Nurse Practitioner degree from Husson College. She has nearly 20 years of nursing experience. Her past roles have included bedside nursing in ICU, neurology, CCU, and Radiology. In the most recent past, she worked as a Nurse practitioner at a large cardiology practice. During that time she cared for acute as well as chronic cardiac patients, and assisted in establishing an Outpatient Congestive Heart Failure program including infusion therapy. Before leaving the practice in 2011, Chrys was the Clinical and Administrative Director of a very busy Cardiovascular Research Program. This included national as well as international research with research center such as Brigham and Women's, Harvard, and Duke University. Chrys is currently working on a Doctor of Nursing Practice degree at Gonzaga University.

Husson has encouraged and prepared me for the wonderful career that I have experienced so far. Now that I have been given the opportunity to be an Assistant Professor and Director of the Family and Community Nurse Practitioner track, I hope to inspire and prepare my students to take the next step and become the absolute best professionals they can while maintaining the "art" of nursing. I am married and have 2 grown daughters. I have one grandson and one granddaughter arriving very soon. My hobbies are my family, my dogs, knitting and quilting.

Allan, Kathryn

Administrative Assistant, School of Pharmacy

348A Peabody Hall

(207) 404-5611(o)
allank@my.husson.edu

Allen, Carol

Student Health Nurse, Student Health Center

101 Carlisle Hall

(207) 941-7625(o)
allence@my.husson.edu

Allen, Daina

Associate Registrar/ Student Services Coordinator, New England School of Communications

201B Wildey Communications Center

(207) 973-1026(o)
allend@nescom.edu

Allen, Travis, M.Ed.

Instructor, School of Education

126D Living Learning Center

(207) 941-7130(o)
allentr@my.husson.edu

Anderson, Darryl

Senior Associate Director, Financial Aid

126 Commons

(207) 941-7157(o)
(207) 941-7935(f)
andersond@my.husson.edu

Anderson, Kali

Administrative Assistant to the Vice President for Advancement, Office of Advancement

Beardsley Meeting House

(207) 404-5639(o)
(207) 991-7510(c)
andersonka@my.husson.edu

Anderson, Therese, M.S.

Instructor, School of Science and Humanities

225 Peabody Hall

(207) 992-4916(o)
andersont@my.husson.edu

Andrei, Nicholas

Sous Chef, Dining Services

Dining Commons

(207) 941-7066(o)
andrein@my.husson.edu

Arbo, Kenneth

Mechanic, Maintenance

Maintenance Facility

(207) 941-7020(o)
arbok@my.husson.edu

Arno, Tracey, B.S.N., R.N.

Learning Resource Center Coordinator, Nursing Department

217A Commons

(207) 992-1950(o)
arnot@my.husson.edu

Austin, Beth

Administrative Assistant, School of Education

126E Living Learning Center

(207) 973-1066(o)
austinb@my.husson.edu

Averre, Amy

Head Librarian, Library

Sawyer Library, Peabody Hall

(207) 941-7187(o)
(207) 941-7989(f)
averrea@my.husson.edu

Ayotte, Larry

Digital Media Faculty, New England School of Communications

Hart Hall

951-4900(o)
larry@nescom.edu

Babcock, Barbara

Lead Custodian, Maintenance

138 Peabody Hall

(207) 941-7830(o)
babcockb@my.husson.edu

Babin, Bruce

Head Women's Swim Coach, Athletic Department

Newman Gymnasium

(207) 973-1098(o)
babinb@my.husson.edu

Bai, Shuhua, Ph.D.

Assistant Professor of Pharmaceutics, School of Pharmacy

310A Peabody Hall

(207) 992-1949(o)
bais@my.husson.edu

Baker, Joseph

Cook, Grab n Go

(207) 941-7066(o)
bakerjo@my.husson.edu

Baker, Robert P., Pharm.D.

Manager of Quality Assurance in Experiential Education, School of Pharmacy

333A Peabody Hall

(207) 973-1045(o)
bakerr@my.husson.edu

Baker, Robert P., Pharm.D.

Manager of Quality Assurance in Experiential Education, School of Pharmacy

333A Peabody Hall

(207) 973-1045(o)
bakerr@my.husson.edu

Manager of Quality Assurance in Experiential Education, School of Pharmacy

Associate Professor of Pharmacy Practice, School of Pharmacy

Bio
Personal Statement

Dr. Baker joined the Husson University School of Pharmacy in June, 2012. He earned his BS degree in pharmacy from Ferris State University and his Doctor of Pharmacy degree from the University of Minnesota. He also completed a post-doctoral residency in drug information practice at North Carolina Memorial Hospital, Chapel Hill, NC, trained at the National Library of Medicine and is a certified medical writer. Dr. Baker began his career as the Director, Drug Information Services at Allegheny General Hospital, Pittsburgh, PA. Since then, he has built, expanded and globalized drug/medical information services at major pharmaceutical companies including The Upjohn Company, Astra USA and Roche.

Dr. Baker has been active in the Drug Information Association (DIA) where he led the Medical Communications section, presented posters, published papers and presented at many DIA workshops and national meetings. He co-created the Core Curriculum for Industry-based Medical Information Professionals, one of DIA’s most attended workshops and its first certification program. In 1998, Dr. Baker received an outstanding service award for his contributions to the DIA.

Bob grew up in East Millinocket, ME and enjoys bicycling, golf and detailing automobiles. He and his wife, Cathie, reside in Orrington, ME and enjoy their camp in Sherman, ME.

I joined the profession during the so-called ‘clinical pharmacy movement’ and have since tried to advance the profession by expanding the scope of practice opportunities for pharmacists and through training and developing pharmacy students, postgraduate residents and young practitioners. I am honored to join this faculty, many of whom have come from far away, to build this School of Pharmacy for the State of Maine.

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