Credential Abbreviations
A.B.R.- An1erican Board of Radiology A.R.T.- Accredited Record Technician B.S.N.-Bachelor of Science in Nursing C (AS Pl- Technologist in Chemistry C.L.S.-Clinical Laboratory Scientist C.L.T.-Clinical Laboratory Technician C. .M.T. (NMTCB)-Certified uclear
Medicine Technologist CT. (ASCP)-Cytotechnologist E.M.T.-P.-Emergency Medical
Technician-Paramedic
I (ASCP)-Technologist in Immunology M (ASCP)-Technologist in Microbiology M.L.T. (ASCP)-Medical Laboratory
Technician
M.M. -Master's of Management M.T. (ASCP)- Medical Technologi t O.T.R.- Registered Occupational Therapi t P.T.- Physical Therapist
R.D. -Regi tered Dietitian
R.R.A.-Registered Record Administrator R.R.T.- Registered Respiratory Therapist R.T. (N) (ARRT)-Registered uclear
Medicine Technologist
R.T. (R) (ARRT)- Registered Radiographer R.T. (T) (ARRT)- Registered Radiation
Therapy Technologist
S.B.B. (ASCP)-SpeciaList in Blood Banking SC (ASCP)- Specialist in Chemi try S.C.T. (ASCP)-Spedalist in Cytoteclmology SH (ASCP)- Specialist in Hematology S.I. (ASCP)-Specialist in Immunology SM (ASCP)-Specialist in Microbiology
Feeley
Faculty Emeriti
Ekstam, Frances C., M.S. (Indiana University, 1960), P.T. (1944), Professor Emerita of Physical Therapy
Feeley, Mary, Ed.D. (Indiana University, 1986), M.T. (ASCP) (1946), Professor Emerita of Medical Technology
Hocker, Narcissa, M.S. (Indiana University, 1964), M.T. (ASCP) (1945), S.8.B. (ASCP) (1955), Associate Professor Emerita of Medical Technology
lrwin, Louise, B.S. (Purdue University, 1939), Professor Emerita of Nutrition and Dietetics Ladue, Ruth A., M.A. (Stanford University, 1967), P.T. (1945), Assistant Professor Emerita of Physical Therapy
Lehman, Rachel M., B.S. (Indiana Stale University, 1929);M.T. (ASCP) (1936), Assista11t Professor Emerita of Medical Tec/1110/ogi;
Magee, Marion, R., A.M. (Smith College, 1961), P.T. (1956), Associate Professor Emerita of Physical Therapy
Simek, Erna, M.H.A. (Washington University, 1954), O.T.R. (1944), Associate Professor Emerita of Occupational Therapy
Van Ness, Ada Marie, M.S. (Ohio Stale, 1962), Assistant Professor Emerita of Nutrition a11d Dietetics
Wilson, Arlene, M.S. (Purdue University, 1956), Professor Emerita of N11trilio11 and Dietetics Young, Mildred R., M.S. (811!/er University, 1966), M.T. (ASCP) (1942), SH(ASCP) (1980), Assistant Professor Emerita of Medical Technologi;
Adler Ashton
Faculty
Adler, Arlene M., M.Ed. (University of Illinois, 1981), R.T. (R! (ARRT! (1973), Associate Professor of Radiologic Technology. Arlene Adler began teadling radiography in 1973 at Mjcl1ael Reese Medical enter in Chicago. In 1977 she became the director of the Radiologic Technology Program at !UN. She has been active in many professional associations including service as a board member of the Association of Educator in Radiologic Sciences, vice-chairman of the Editorial Review Board for the journal Radiologic Technology, and member of the Radiography Exam Committee for the Ame~ican Registry of Radiologic Technologist . She was appointed by the governor to serve on the Indiana Radiation Control Advi ory Comnlission from 1982-88. For this service, she was awarded the Sagamore of the Wabash. Professor Adler has authored numerous articles and is coauthor of the text Principles of Radiographic I111agi11g. OUN) Appledorn, C. Robert, M.S. (University of New Mexico, 1977), A.B.R. (1980), Assistant Professor of Radiology (TUPUI)
Ashton, Janatha, M.S. (Indiana University, 1978), R.R.A. (1965), Assistant Professor of Health /11for111atio11 Administration. Jan Ashton's teaching respon ibilities include health
tatistics, medical information storage and retrieval, diagnosis and procedure coding, and health care reimbursement. She has authored numerous ed uca tiona I ma teria I for teachl ng coding and frequently conducts workshops on lhe subject for health care personnel. Professor Ashton received the Indiana Health
Information Management Association's Distinguished Member Award in 1985 and the Elton T. Ridley Service Award in 1992. (IUPUI)
Faculty 105
Bainbridge Baker
Bainbridge, Cheryl Weldy, M.S. (Indiana University, 1975), Visiting Assistant Clinical Professor for Physical Therapy. A graduate of the physical therapy program, Cheryl Bainbridge returned to the program in July 1992 after 23 years of clinical practice. Her primary responsibilities are in coordinating clinical education and in physical therapy management. Prior to returning to Indiana University, she was director of rehab services and clinical coordinator of clinical education at Bloomington Hospital for the pa t 16 years.
She continues to maintain clinical practice in pediatric therapy and to facilitate Quality ln1provement Work Teams at Bloomington Hospital. (IUPUl)
Baker, Sarah, S., M.S. (Indiana University, 1979), R.T. (R) (ARRT) (1973), Assistant Professor of Radiologic Sciences. Sarah Baker began her teaching career at Indiana University in 1975. Her teaching po ition have included clinical instructor, clinical coordinator, and didactic instructor. Current
teaching responsibilitie are in the areas of radiographic procedure , radiation biology and protection, patient care, and principles of radiography. Professor Baker has served as pre ident of radiologic ted1nology professional societies at the local, state, and national levels.
She has received service and teaching awards from Allied Health Sciences and is the recipient of the Glenn W. Irwin Experience Excellence Recognition Award. Research interests include reentry into the profession, licensure/ certification, and outcome assessment. (lUPUJ)
106 Faculty
Blackburn Brady
Bartlett, Marilyn, M.S. (Indiana University, 1974), M.T. (ASCP) (1951), SM (ASCP) (1973), Professor of Medical Technology (IUPUl) Bell, Leon, M.S. (Butler University, 1989), EMT-P (Methodist Hospital, 1977), Assistant Program Director and Clinical Assistant Professor of Paramedic Science ([UPUI)
Blackburn, Sara S., D.Sc. (Boston University, 1980), R.D. (1973), Clinical Associate Professor of Nutrition and Dietetics. Sara Blackburn is section director for Adult Food and Nutrition Services at University Hospital in addition to her faculty appointment. In this capacity, she is responsible for clinical nutrition and food services to patients. Prior to coming to TUPUT in 1991, Dr. Blackburn was director of nutrition and assistant professor at Univer ity Hospital, Stony Brook, New York. She was an assistant professor of nutrition at Florida International University from 1981 to 1987, where she taught courses in nutritional pathophysiology and applied clinical courses.
(IUPUJ)
Brady, Mary Sue, D.M.Sc. (Indiana University, 1987), R.O. (1969), Associate Professor of Nutrition and Dietetics. (Mary) Sue Brady is director of Pediatric Food and Nutrition Services at James Whitcomb Riley Hospital for Children. Her research and teaching interests relate to neonatal and pediatric nutrition. She received the Award for Excellence in the Practice of Clinical Nutrition from the American Dietetic As ociation in 1991. She has published in the area of nutrition for high-risk infants and cy tic fibrosis. She is an active member of everal profes ional organizations and has served on many national committee and in elected offices. Currently, she is a board member of the journal of the American Dietetic Association. (IUPUJ)
Brine Burke
Brehm, Karen, A.S. (Jndia11a Universihj, 1983), R.T. (R) (ARRT) (1983), Adjunct Instructor of Radiologic Sciences (JPFW)
Brine, Elizabeth, M.S. (Indiana University, 1991), R.O. (1980), Lecturer in Nutrition a11d Dietetics. Elizabeth Brine completed an advanced-level neonatal-pediatric nutrition fellowship at James Whitcomb Riley Hospital for Children and became a neonatal-pediatric dietitian at Riley with responsibility for the nutritional care of high-risk infants including those in the newborn i11tensive care unit. Her master's research evaluated the efficacy of two feeding methods in supporting growth and positive nutritional outcome of infants with cleft palate. She provides nutritional education for medical students, interns, and re idents during their rotation through the newborn intensive care unit and assists in the trainil\g of pediatric nutrition fellows and neonatal practicum students. She is a member of several professional associations. (IUPUIJ
Brueckmann, F. Robert, M.D. (Indiana University, 1954), Clinical Professor, School of Allied Health Sciences (IUPW)
Burke, William C., Ph.D. (Pennsylvania Stale Llniversihj, 1991), R.R.T. (1987), Assistant Professor and Director of Clinical Education of Respiratory Therapy. William Burke develops and coordinates the clinical curriculum for students in the Respiratory Therapy Program.
His research interests focus on mechanical ventilation and gas exchange techniques. He is a member of the American Thoracic Society, the American Physiological Society, and the American Association for Respiratory Care. He ha coauthored several publications in The journal of Applied Physiology, Chest, and The American Review of Respiratory Disease. (JUPUJ)
Carl Cox
Carl, T. Kay, B.S. (Indiana University, 1967), O.T.R. (1967), Assistant Dean, School of Allied Health Sciences, and Assistant Professor of Occupational Therapy. Kay Carl began her career at the Indiana University Medical Center in 1966 as an occupational therapist at Riley Hospital for Children. As a therapist, she specialized in hand splinting and adapted equipment. She then joined the occupational therapy faculty where she was responsible for coordinating the curriculum for the B.S. degree and teaching many of the professional skills courses as well as the human development courses. In 1980, she shifted the focus of her work to the school' administrative office. She now oversees the Office of Student and Academic Affairs, which is responsible for all aspects of the scl10ol's student population.
(IUPUI)
Cox, Linda, M.S. (Indiana University, 1992), R.T.
(R) (1979), Assistant Professor of Radiologic Sciences. Linda Cox has worked in radiologic sciences since 1979. She worked several years in diagnostic radiography including five years in the Wi hard Emergency Room. She also worked in the fields of computed tomography and magnetic resonance imaging. Professor Cox's teaching responsibilities include clinical education at the Veterans Administration Hospital and special imaging in the A.S.
degree program. She also teaches medical imaging theory in the B.S. in Medical Imaging Technology Program. (JUPUJ)
Faculty 107
Crabtree Cullen
Crabtree, William N., M.S. (Indiana University, 1983), C.T. (ASCP) (1977), S.C.T. (ASCP) (1987), Program Director and Associate Professor of Cytotechnologi;. William Crabtree was engaged in cancer research in the departments of urology and pathology at the University of Te1messee in Memphis from 1977-82. He joined the Indiana University faculty iJ11982.
Profes or Crabtree is involved in all aspects of the cytotechnology program with a particular emphasis on urinary cytology and research topics. He received the Distinguished Teaching Award from the Indiana University School of Allied Health Sciences in 1989. Professor Crabtree's primary areas of research are analytical and quantitative cytology. He is a member of several professional associations and serves on the editorial board of Acta Cytologica. (JUPUI)
Craig, Jamell, M.S. (B11t/er University, 1973), R.D., Assistant Professor of N11trition and Dietetics. Jarnell Craig is the manager of the Riley Hospital Cafeteria. (JUPUI)
Cullen, Deborah L., Ed.D. (University of Southern California, 1989), R.R.T. (1977), Associate Professor nnd Director of the Respiraton;
Therapy Program, Chairperson of the Department of Cardiopulmontiry Science. After Deborah Cullen joined the faculty in 1990, she renovated the curriculum and initiated new clinical specialties for pecialty education. She is both a futurist and ethnographer, focusing research interests through these
methodologies. Her research and teaching areas include nicotine dependency, geriatrics, and respiratory care education. She has authored many articles related to mentoring and geriatrics. Professor Cullen is a member of several professional organizations and currently serves as president-elect of the American Association for Respiratory Care.
(TUPUT)
Doerffler, Bonnie, A.S. (Indiana U11iversity, 1978), R.T. (R) (ARRT) (1978), Adjunct Instructor of Radiologic Sciences (IPFW)
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Dunn Ernst
Dunn, Donna, K., M.S. (Indiana University, 1979), R.T. (T) (ARRT) (1969), Assistant Profe sor of Radiation Therapy. Donna Dunn joined the Radiation Therapy Department at Indiana University Hospitals in 1969 as a staff radiation therapi t. She was appointed program director of the Radiation Therapy Technology Certificate Program at lndiana University Hospitals in 1976. In 1990, she became program director of the baccalaureate degree program iJ1 radiation therapy technology. For several years she served as chairman of the Radiation Therapy Technology Committee for the state and national societies of radiologic ted1nologist , di airman for site-visit accreditation teams, and a member of various other committee . She teache 10 of the core cour es in the Radiation Therapy Program. (JUPUJ)
Eagleson, Martha, B.S. (Indiana University, 1978), R.T. (R) (ARRT) (1972), Clinical Coordinator and Associate Faculty of Radiologic Sciences (f PFW)
Ehinger, Suzanne, M.S. (Saint Francis College, 1988), R.T. (R) (ARRT) (1976), Program Director and Associate Faculty of Radiologic Sciences (IPFW)
Ellis, Jody, B.A. (fndiana University Northwest, 1991) R.T. (R) (ARRT) (1978), Visiting Lecturer in Radiologic Technology (JUN)
Ernst, Judith Ann, D.M.Sc. (flldiaiw University, 1988), R.D. (1976), Associate Professor of Nutrition and Dietetics. Judith Ernst completed a Pediatric Nutrition Fellowship at Riley Hospital for Children in 1978 and has coordinated the neonatal nutrition training of dietitians since 1980. She received the first Mary P. Huddleson Award from the American Dietetic Association for excellence in a researdl publication, authored or coauthored papers in refereed journals, book d1apters, and monographs related to infant nutrition and research. Her research interests indude nutrient metabolism in very low birth-weight infants and management and prevention of obesity in children. (TUPUI)
Everly Gartner
Ervin, Denise, B.S. (Purdue University, 1982), EMT-P (Methodist Hospital, 1984), Clinical Lecturer in Paramedic Science (IUPU[) Everly, Janet, M.S. (University of Indianapolis, 1987), O.T.R. (1979), Associate Professor of Occupational T/1erapy. Janet Everly teaches documentation classes and the physical dysfunction theory and practice course work in the Department of Occupational Therapy.
She worked at Riley Hospital for Children for seven years prior to joining the occupational therapy faculty and continues to work there part time. She has a specialty certification in pediatric occupational therapy and
certification in administration of the Sensory Integration and Praxis Te ts. Her researd1 and publications have highlighted accessible playgrounds, transportation safety, and student stress and coping styles. In 1991, Professor Everly received the Excellence in Teaching Award from the Division of Allied Health Sciences. (JUPUl)
Frost, Stephanie V., M.S. (University of Wisconsin, 1969), Instructor in Radiation Therapy (fUPUl)
Gartner, Donald J., M.S. (Indiana University, 1972), M.T. (ASCPJ (1967!, SH (ASCP! (1990), Associate Professor of Medical Technology.
Donald Gartner taught at the University of Nebraska and at St. Vincent's Hospital in Indianapolis before joiJ1ing the Indiana University faculty in 1972. He is currently administrative supervisor of the
Hematopathology Division within the Department of Pathology at the Indiana University Medical Center. Professor Gartner established the Coagulation Laboratory within the Department of Pathology and specialize in the practice and tead1ing of coagulation and hematology. Professor Garh1er has peciali t certification in hematology from the American Society of Clinical Pathologists. He is a member of everal professional as ociations and has published in the areas of hematology and coagulation. (TUPUT)
Haman! Hernandez
Griswold, Patricia A., M.S. (Butler University, 1971), O.T.R. (1963), Assistant Professor of Occupational Therapy, part-time (IUPUJ) Hallam, Judith A., M.S. (Indiana University, 1993), EMT-P (Wishard Hospital, 1984), Program Director and Clinical As istant Professor of Paramedic Science (TUPUI)
Hamant, Celestine, M.S. (Butler University, 1971), O.T.R. (1964), Chairperson and Associate Professor of Occupational Therapy. Cel Hamant's professional career as an occupational therapist ha been at the Indiana Univer ity Medical Center. Starting on the Occupational Therapy (OT) staff at the Cerebral Palsy Center in 1964, she became supervisor of Pediatric OT Service in 1969, director of the OT Department in 1974, and chairperson and director of occupational therapy in 1984. She has been a consultant and speaker nationwide on topics related to occupational therapy services for multihandicapped persons in residential
ettings. Her principal area of teaching is management. (TUPUT)
Hengesbach, Theodore W., Ph.D. (University of Notre Dame, 1976), Assistant Professor, School of Continuing Studies, IUSB. Theodore Hengesbach teaches religious studies courses on the !U South Bend campus and has developed and taught independent study courses on Religion in America, Introduction to Christianity, World Religions, and the Prior Leaming Portfolio Semi.nar. ln addition, he
erves as the allied health liaison at JUSB, advising pre-allied health students. (IUSB) Hernandez, Emily M., M.S. (Indiana University, 1978), R.T. (R) (ARRT) (1970), Associate Professor and Chairperson of Radiologic Sciences.
Emily Hernandez has been on the radiologic science faculty since 1973. She has had administrative responsibility for the programs in radiologic science since 1975. Professor Hernandez has taught in a number of areas in the program and is currently teaching radiation physics and quality control to associate degree students. In 1985 she received the Distinguished Teaching Award in Allied Health. Professor Hernandez's research interests are in radiography and irnagi11g modality curriculum development. (IUPUI)
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Hoban Hofmeister
Hersch, Gayle, Ph.D. (Indiana Universihj, 1991), O.T.R. (1964), Clinical Assi tant Professor of Occupational Tlierapy ([UPUI)
Hill, Nat U.,
rv,
D.V.M. (Purdue University, 1972), M.T. (ASCP) (1985), Assistant Professor of Medical Technology, part-ti111e (IUPUI)Hoban, Nancy Ann, M.S. (Wayne State Universihj, 1981), M.T. (ASCP) (1972), Lecturer in Allied Health Sciences and Director for Clinical Laboratory Sciences. ancy Hoban has worked as a medical technologist, departmental
upervisor, and assistant laboratory manager.
She came to the Medical Laboratory Technology Program at JUN in 1986. Ms.
Hoban was appointed acting clinkal coordinator in 1990 and acting program director in 1992, receiving final appointment in December. She directs the MLT-AD, PBT and HT Certificates, and the MT-BS and MLT /MT- BS articulation programs. She is a member of the ASCLS, !SCLS, and AS P, serves a district chair for the state, and is adviser for the campus student dub. Her principal areas of teaching are immunohematology, hematology, and chemi try. (JUN)
Hofmeister, Linda R., M.M. (Northwestern Universihj, 1986), R.D. (1973), Clinical Associate Professor of Nutrition and Dietetics. Linda Hofmeister spent one year as a clinical dietitian before moving into administrative and management dietetic . She joined the Lutheran General Health Care System, Park Ridge, [ilinois, in 1975 as administrative dietitian, became operations coordi11ator in 1976, and advanced to department director in 1987. Ln 1988 she moved to Indianapolis to assume the director hip of nutrition and dietetics. Professor Hofmeister's principal area is the management course work. She has written for national publications and is an active leader/officer in the American Dietetic Association. (IUPUT)
Holden, Robert W., M.D. (Indiana University, 1963) Chairperson and Professor of Radiologi;;
Medical Director, Radiologic Sciences ([UPUI)
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Hoover Hopp
Hoover, Richard L., M.A. (Ball State University, 1966), P.T. (1965), Assistant Dear1 of Clinical Affairs. Richard Hoover has been adjunct a i tant profe or at orthwestern University while acting as head athletic trainer and physical therapi t. He founded the company Physical Therapy Services, Ltd., and was president of Baxter Physical Therapy Division, a physical therapy section which grew to 50 locations nationwide. He has authored, coauthored, edited, and published many texts on sports medicine and physical therapy.
(IUPUI)
Hopp, Bernice Boucher, M.S. (Indiana University, 1962), R.D., Assistant Professor of Nutrition arid Dietetics. Bernice Hopp erved as director of clinical dietetic and director of food production and management, and taught restaurant, hotel, and institutional
management for even semesters at IUPUl. She developed a pilot study of Meal -on Wheels and food service to TUPUl hild Care, was a delegate to the House of Delegates of the American Dietetic Association, and is past president of both the Indiana Dietetic Association and entral Di trict Dietetic Association. Professor Hopp compiled and edited Collection of Recipes, and wa a contributor to Tire American Diabetes/The American Dietetic Association- Family Cookbook, Volumes Il and Ill. She has been a board member of the hildren's Bureau, Day
ursery Association, and Gleaner ' Food Bank of Indiana, Inc. ({UPUI)
Kasper Kehrein
Kappelman, Bonnie, M.S. (/ndinnn University, 1979), O.T.R. (1974), Lecturer in Ocrnpational Therapy (IUPUI)
Kasper, Linda M., M.S. (lndin11a University, 1978), M.T. (ASCP) (1963), S.C. (ASCP) (1975), Director and Associate Professor of Medical Teclmology. Linda Kasper's teaching responsibilities include Introduction to Laboratory Techniques, Urinalysis, linical Chemi try (lecture and laboratory), and General Externship in finical Chemistry.
Research intere ts include tudent admission criteria and curriculum revision. (IUPUI) Keh.rein, Suetta, M.S. (111diana University, 1975), R.T. (R) (1964), Assistant Professor of Radiologic Sciences. Suetta Kehrein began her teaching career at Indiana University in 1964.
She has had a variety of re ponsibilities di.iring her tenure a·nd curr ntly is the coordinator of baccalaureate program and primary counselor to all radiologic sciences stud nts.
Primary teaching responsibilities are in the areas of principles of radiography and medical imaging. Service intere t involve coun eling and admis ions. She received the
Distinguished Teaching Award in Allied Health in 1983 and the Excellence and Dedication in Education of Radiology Technology Students Award in 1976. (IUPUI)