TRACY L.

MILLER BSN, RN
920-210-7004
tracywarrenrn@gmail.com · www.linkedin.com/in/tracylmillerrn ·

EDUCATION
DECEMBER 2018
MASTER OF SCIENCE IN NURSING, JACKSONVILLE STATE UNIVERSITY
Candidate for Master of Science in Nursing- Population Health with a Concentration in
Emergency Management
GPA: 3.727

AUGUST 2015
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN NURSING, UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN-OSHKOSH
Graduated cum laude

JUNE 2000
ASSOCIATES DEGREE IN NURSING, MORAINE PARK TECHNICAL COLLEGE

EXPERIENCE
AUGUST 2013- CURRENT
EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS COORDINATOR, AURORA MEDICAL CENTER
OSHKOSH
• Coordinator and chair of the emergency management program for an 84-bed hospital
including assistance of emergency management principles for 15 service market clinics.
• Utilizing the knowledge and application of emergency management principles and practices
in addressing hazard risks in the healthcare setting to plan, develop, direct, supervise, assess,
and revise emergency management across the full spectrum of Comprehensive Emergency
Management (CEM) in the health care organization.
• Focuses planning and actions on risk identification and detailed vulnerability assessment
(HVA), risk reduction through mitigation, and consequence management through emergency
preparedness, response, and recovery based on essential hazard knowledge, healthcare
organization management and operations, and emergency management application in the
healthcare organization context including budget design and oversight.
• Responsible for education of caregivers and the senior leadership team.
• Ensure compliance with TJC, HFAP, and CMS standards.

FEBRUARY 2012 – CURRENT

TRAUMA PROGRAM COORDINATOR, AURORA MEDICAL CENTER OSHKOSH
• Developed a Level III multidisciplinary trauma program for an 84-bed hospital.
• Collaborate with trauma program medical director, physicians and other health care
professionals to provide clinical and system oversight for the care of trauma patients,
 ensuring the provision of efficient, quality, cost-effective care, process compliance,
outcomes, and opportunities for improvement.
• Successful re-designation surveys as a Level III trauma care facility in October 2012, and
2018.
• Organize and coordinate community injury prevention activities including Stop the Bleed
initiatives within the market clinics and school systems.

NOVEMBER 2016 – CURRENT

EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT SUBCONTRACTOR, HSS EM SOLUTIONS
• Assist in conducting healthcare-related exercises across the country, ranging from tabletops
through full-scale exercises with community and healthcare coalition partners throughout
the Midwest.
• Role has ranged from sim cell to 1:1 facilitation, exercise controller, and/or exercise
evaluator.
• Recent exercises conducted in Springfield and Elgin, Illinois; Dallas, TX; and Indianapolis, IN.

SEPTEMBER 2018 – CURRENT

ADJUNCT PROFESSOR, UNIVERSITY OF WISCINSIN OSHKOSH
• Nursing clinical instructor for Junior II BSN nursing students on a medical surgical unit.
• Integral role in the development of competent, critical thinking nursing professionals, and
ensure the students learn safe nursing practices.
• Help nurture and develop caring and scholarly nurse leaders.

AUGUST 2018 – CURRENT

THE CENTER FOR DOMESTIC PREPAREDNESS (CDP) INSTRUCTOR, VENESCO, LLC
• Deliver classes in CDP-sponsored training venues.
• Deliver all training in accordance with the approved course curriculum (including course
objectives, course materials, instructor/student ratios, evaluation, and evaluation methods)
• Assist in the development, revision, and routine maintenance of curriculum.
• Serve as subject matter expert in healthcare emergency medical operations

JULY 2010 – JUNE 2014

EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT SUPERVISOR/LEAD, AURORA MEDICAL CENTER
OSHKOSH
• Leadership role for 30 direct reports in a 20 bed, Level III Trauma Care Facility, averaging
16,000 visits per year.
• Involved in scheduling, supply ordering, interviewing and hiring, staff coaching and corrective
action, patient experience, budget, revenue and usage review and reporting, staff meeting
presentations, annual performance reviews, and incident/complaint review.
• Role reclassified from supervisor to lead in 2014, due to restructuring within the hospital, but
duties remained the same

2000 – 2018
EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT RN, AURORA MEDICAL CENTER OSHKOSH
• Full-time FTE in 20 bed Level III Trauma Care Facility in Oshkosh, WI since 2007 until
promotion to ED supervisor in 2010.
• Assigned charge, triage, or floor ED RN.

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 • Served as a mentor with paramedic and nursing students and new employees.
• 2000-2007, full-time FTE in an 8 bed ED Aurora Medical Center Washington County Hartford,
WI.

2005 – 2007
EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT RN, ST AGNES HOSPITAL SSM HEALTH
• ED RN and Triage RN in 20 bed ED, Level III Trauma Care Facility.

CONTINUING EDUCATION
• Health Care Leadership for Mass Casualty Incidents: 6/2013
Center for Domestic Preparedness, Anniston, AL
o HCL Course: 32 Contact Hours
o Integrated Capstone Event: 8 Contact Hours
• Hospital Emergency Response Training for Mass Casualty Incidents: 3/2015
Center for Domestic Preparedness, Anniston, AL
o HERT Course: 24 Contact Hours
o HERT, Basic Train the Trainer: 8 Contact Hours
o HERT, Integrated Capstone Event: 8 Contact Hours
• Train the Trainer, Hospital Incident Command System (HICS), 2015

CERTIFICATIONS
• Certified Hospital Emergency Coordinator Certification, II 2014
• Homeland Security Exercise and Evaluation Program (HSEEP) 2017
• EM 500: Instructor Training Certification Course (ITCC) 4/2018
• FEMA ICS Courses:
o 100, 200, 700, 800
o 120, 546, 547, 775, and WMD Terrorism Awareness
• Basic Disaster Life Support 2015
• ACLS, Advanced Cardiac Life Support (Current)
• PALS, Pediatric Cardiac Life Support (Current)
• ENPC, Emergency Nursing Pediatric Course (Current)
• TNCC, Trauma Nurse Core Course (Current)
• TNSC, Trauma Nurse Specialist Course

PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS
COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT
• Association of Healthcare Emergency Preparedness Professionals (AHEPP) 2017- Current
o Committee: Developing Model for Professional Practice, EM in Healthcare, 2018- Current
o Committee: Education, 2018-Current
• Wisconsin Healthcare Emergency Readiness Coalition Advisory Council, 2017- Current
o Vice Chair, 2017-Current

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• Fox Valley Healthcare Emergency Readiness Coalition
o Chair, 9/2018- Current
o Vice Chair, 7/2017- 9/2018
o Member, 9/2013- 9/2017
o Exercise Design Sub-Committee Member
• Fox Valley Regional Trauma Advisory Council, 2012- Current
o Vice Chair, 2016- Current
o Process Improvement Sub-Committee Member, 2012-Current
• IAEM, International Association of Emergency Management: Member, 2017
• Inducted into Sigma Theta Tau International , the Honor Society of Nursing 2013
• Winnebago County Local Emergency Planning Committee
o Hospital Representative, 2015- Current
• Winnebago County Heroin Task Force
o Member, 2013- 2017

SCHOLARLY WORK
PROFESSIONAL PROJECTS
• MSN Scholarly Project
o Implemented an educational plan to increase caregiver preparedness and exercise
training response for mass casualty incidents.
o Presented education and a quick exercise for frontline staff to increase muscle memory
and retention for mass patient surge events.

• Fox Valley Healthcare Emergency Readiness Coalition

Coordinator: Regional Infectious Disease “Go-Team”: 2016-Current
o The Fox Valley Healthcare Emergency Readiness Coalition identified a need for a mobile
infectious team with the ability to triage and assess patients with a potentially high-risk
infection, reducing the need to transporting patients into a hospital or healthcare
facility.
o This team is a regional collaboration of expertly trained healthcare professionals who
are able to be deployed or consulted in the case of an unusual infectious outbreak. The
diversity of this team includes RN’s, MD, RT, Peds, Public Health, EMS, and support staff.

• UW Oshkosh BSN Clinical Synthesis Project: August 2015

o Developed best practice guidelines for a local needle exchange program for the
Winnebago County due to the rise in Heroin epidemic in Winnebago County. This work
was presented to the Winnebago County Board of Health and the Winnebago County
Public Health Department.
o These efforts established the foundation for a needle exchange program that was
opened in the spring of 2016.