Terri Schmitt Phd, Aprn, Fnp-Bc, Faanp Email & Phone Number

Experience in education, advanced practice, leadership, administration, and multiple clinical areas. Always an advocate for healthcare access and healing practices. Currently practicing as telehealth primary care provider in multiple states and certified reiki practitioner. Seasoned clinician who led program and process improvements in a large NP program and creation of endocrine clinical programs. Experience in regulatory compliance, accreditation, project management, team management and development, and overseeing multiple locations, states, and areas. Extensive educational background in all levels of education from associate to doctoral and in both online and seated formats in state, private non-profit, and for-profit institutions. Leadership in identifying and improving trackable outcomes. Clinical experience in family practice, endocrinology, diabetes, rural health, chronic disease management, independent APP practice, non-narcotic pain management, functional improvement, pediatrics & adolescent health, and urgent care. 2020 DEAC accreditation site/program reviewer. 2018 Schmitt, T. Assessment of Precocious Puberty. AANP National Meeting2020, 2017, 2015 Schmitt, T. Advanced Practice Education Associates Guidelines Type 1 Diabetes, Adolescence, & Precocious Puberty 2016 Schmitt, T. Pediatric Obesity, Diabetes, & Adolescent Healthcare Needs. Palm Health School Nsg Conference 2015 Schmitt, T. Univ. Health in Primary Care: A Collaborative Practice, 5th ed.2017, 2014 Schmitt, T. The NP Guide: Essential Knowledge for Nurse Practitioners. Chapters 11 & 12. 2014 Schmitt TL & Palma L. Allergic Rhinitis in Children. Austin J Nurs Health Care.2014 Schmitt, T. The magic pill: Is Social Media a viable piece to improving diabetes management and prevention. Advance for Nurses2013 Schmitt, T. Invited Editorial: Smartphone healthcare apps: Tricorder quality yet? OJNI, 17 (3). 2013 Schmitt. T. Invited Editorial: Star Struck: How the work of the INQRI program leaves me in awe.INQRI 2012 Schmitt, T. & Lilly, K. Social Media Use Among Nurses. JDNA, 4(3), 181-1872012 Schmitt, T., Sims-Giddens, S., & Booth, R. Social media use among nurse educators.OJIN2012 Schmitt, T. Disordered eating and insulin omission in adolescent females w/T1DM. The Nurse Practitioner, 37(9), 38-422011 Schmitt, T. Dissertation research. Feasibility and Acceptability of a Mother-Daughter intervention to prevent Disordered Eating Behavior in Adolescent Females living w/T1DM. PI

Listed skills include Nursing Education, Nursing, Healthcare, Public Health, and 46 others.