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92005Invited participant in Canadian Nurses Association and Canadian NursePractitioner Initiative Round Table Consultation Session, St. John’s, NL.2004Member, Delphi Panel on Attributes of Primary Care, Canadian Institutes forHealth Research Funded Research Project, Principal Investigator, J. Haggerty.Provincial2016Meeting with Provincial Policy Makers (nursing, continuing care, medicine),NS DHW re Provincial Reports of findings from Rural Remote Nursing2study.2016Meeting with Provincial Nursing Network, PE re Provincial Reports offindings from Rural Remote Nursing2 study.2015-Member, Nova Scotia PICHI Management Committee2014Effect of a Nurse Practitioner-Physician Model of Care on Morbidity, Qualityof Care, and Satisfaction in a Nursing Home. Presentation to Northwood CareInc. Presentation (with A. Murphy and I. Sketris) to administrators andResearch Management Committee.2014Effect of a Nurse Practitioner-Physician Model of Care on Morbidity, Qualityof Care, and Satisfaction in a Nursing Home. Presentation (with A. Murphyand I. Sketris) to St. Vincent administrators.2013Panel speaker. Our future is aging: Rethinking ways to deliver care in anaging society. CIHR Café Scientifique. Redwood Grill, Halifax.2011Invited participant, College of Registered Nurses of Nova Scotia StrategicPlanning, April 4-5, 2011.2009-2010Research mentor for Barbara Currie, NP, Point of Care Research, CapitalDistrict Health Authority.2009Invited by Cape Breton Regional Health Authority to attend meeting ofprimary health care nurse practitioners (NP) to discuss NP research in NovaScotia.2008Invited to attend IWK Advanced Practice Nursing Retreat to bring a nationalperspective. Halifax, NS, October 28, 2008.2007Invited by nurse practitioners in nephrology unit, QE II HSC, Halifax NS, toprovide consultation on review of their advanced practice nursing model ofcare, October 29.

102007Invited by Director, Primary Health Care Section, Nova Scotia Department ofHealth, to discuss ‘best practice’ approaches in integration of nursepractitioners with section personnel, Halifax, NS, August 1.2007Invited to write the following article for newspaper, Passages, distributed onLong and Brier Islands: Martin-Misener, R., Downe-Wamboldt, B., Cain, E.,& Pike, M. (2007). A community partnership to evaluate a remodelling ofrural primary health care and emergency health services: The Long and Brierproject.2007Martin Misener, R., Downe-Wamboldt, B., & Cain, E. (2007). A communitypartnership to evaluate a remodelling of primary health care and emergencyservices: The Long and Brier project. Paper presented at Senior LeadershipTeam Meeting, Nova Scotia Department of Health, April 2, 2007.2007Martin Misener, R., Downe-Wamboldt, B., Cain, E., & Pike, M. The nursepractitioner, paramedic, physician team: An innovative rural primary healthcare model. Oral presentation at Town Hall Meeting, Community Center,Freeport, Nova Scotia. June 28, 2007.2004Member, Publications Committee, Strengthening Primary Care Initiative,Nova Scotia Department of Health.2003Invited external participant to Think Tank on Advanced Nursing Practice,Queen Elizabeth Health Science Center)2002Consultant (with Dr. J. McNab) to River Valley Regional Health Board, NewBrunswick on nurse practitioner practice.1998-2007Consultant (with Dr. J. McNab) to Nova Scotia Department of Health,Primary Health Care Section on nurse practitioner family physiciancollaborative practice.Dalhousie University Committee ResponsibilitiesUniversity2008Member, President’s Graduate Teaching Assistant Award SelectionCommitteeFaculty of Graduate Studies

112015-2017Vice Chair, Faculty Council, Faculty of Graduate Studies2013-2015Vice Chair, Faculty Council, Faculty of Graduate Studies2008Member, Student Appeal Committee2005-2008Member, Faculty Council2005-2008Member, Academic Program Planning CommitteeFaculty of Health Professions2013-142013-14201220122010Member. PhD (Health) Development CommitteeChair, Search Committee, Director, College of PharmacyChair, Search Committee, Scientific Director, Atlantic Health PromotionResearch CentreMember, Advisory Committee on Research Culture in the School of NursingMember, Special Review Committee on Governance, Roles, Responsibilities& Accountabilities in the School of Nursing2008Member, Committee of the Whole, Interdisciplinary PhD (Health Studies)2006-2007Member, Search Committee for Director, School of NursingSchool of Nursing2016-2017Member, School of Nursing Council2016-2019Member, Graduate Studies Committee2016-Chair, RN Prescribing Working Group2016Member, Appeals Committee2016 (Jan-Jul)Chair, Appointments, Reappointments, Tenure and Promotion Committee2015-2017Chair, Graduate Student Affairs Committee2014-2015Member, Appointments, Reappointments, Tenure and Promotion Committee2013-2014Chair, Appointments, Tenure and Promotion Committee2012-2013Chair, Student Appeals Committee2012-2013Member, Appointments, Reappointments, Tenure and Promotion Committee2012-2018Member, Graduate Student Affairs Committee2012-Member, Nominating Committee2012Member, Management Advisory Committee2012Member, School Council

122012Chair, Graduate Programs Committee2012Co-Chair, Graduate Curriculum Committee2012Chair, Graduate Programs Admission and Scholarship Committee2010Co-Chair, Interprofessional Working Group2008-2010Member, Tenure and Promotion Committee2008-2009Chair, NP Re-entry Working Group2008Member, Search Committee, Undergraduate Associate Directors2008-2010Member, Executive Advisory Committee to Director School of Nursing2007Member, Investigation Committee into Professional Unsuitability2005- 2010Coordinator, Nunavut Nursing Program2005- 2010Chair, Graduate Programs Admission and Scholarship Committee2005- 2010Member, Administration Committee2005- 2010Member, Graduate Program Curriculum Committee2000-presentMember, Curriculum Advisory Committee for Nunavut Nursing Program1999- 2010Member, Academic Planning Committee2004-2005Chair, Graduate Program Curriculum Committee2004Chair, Student Appeal Review Board2003-2004Member, Graduate Program Curriculum Committee2003-2004Member, Program Approval/Accreditation Working Group, BScN Program2001-2002Member, Graduate Program Admissions and Scholarship Committee2000-2005Member, Steering Committee for Nunavut Nursing Program2000-2004Member, Graduate Program Committee2000-2001Member, Academic Advising Committee, BScN Program Committee2000-2007Chair, Nurse Practitioner Program Committee1998-2005Member, Joint Management Committee for Nunavut Nursing Program1998- 2000Member, BScN Program Committee1999Member, Ad Hoc Grievance Committee1998-1999Member, Advanced Nursing Practice Working Group1998-1999Member, Working Group on Faculty Governance1997Member, Health Human Resource Planning Group1995-1997Member, Advisory Committee, Arctic College Project

131991-1997Chair, Outpost Nursing Committee1993-1997Member, Outpost Nursing Liaison Committee: Dalhousie University andMedical Services Branch, Health Canada1994-1995Member, Ad-hoc Committee of Graduate Program Committee to investigatepossibilities for linkage between the Outpost Nursing Program and Master ofNursing Program1991-2000Member, Appointments Committee1991-1993Member, Outpost Nursing and Northern Clinical Liaison Committee:Dalhousie University and Medical Services Branch, Health and WelfareCanada1991-1993Chair, Outpost and Northern Clinical Program Committee1991-1997Member, Executive Committee1990-1991Member, Planning Committee for Development of Northern ClinicalProgram1991Chair, Dalhousie School of Nursing and Medical Services Branch, RegionalNurse Educators meeting to discuss new Northern Clinical Program1989-1990Member, Executive Committee1989-1990Member, Appointments Committee1988-1991Member, Outpost Nursing Program CommitteeAdministrative Positions in the School of Nursing2016-2017Acting Director, Centre for Transformative Nursing and Health Research,School of Nursing2012 (Jul 1-Aug 31) Acting Director, School of Nursing2012Acting Associate Director, Graduate Programs, School of Nursing Led continued follow up to Faculty of Graduate Studies reviewincluding required reports2005-2010Associate Director, Graduate Programs, School of Nursing principal liaison between the graduate programs and the Faculty ofGraduate Studies (FGS). responsible for overseeing the academic program of each studentand ensuring adherence to FGS regulations

14 formal academic advisor for approximately 20 students butavailable to advise all students on academic mattersresponsible for coordinating changes to curricula, organizingtheses defenses, overseeing program evaluation and preparingprogram review documents and reports for College of RegisteredNurses of Nova Scotia as well as other regulatory organizations inCanada and the United Stateseditor for annual newsletter for students in the Graduate ProgramsKey accomplishments: 1) planned and chaired a series of five curriculumretreats involving faculty, students, alumni, as well as community partnersfrom practice (nurse practitioners, physicians and pharmacists),administration, government and the College of Registered Nurses of NovaScotia. The outcome of this process was the revision of the curriculum forthe Nurse Practitioner stream in the Master of Nursing program, thusmeeting national standards and addressing changes in provinciallegislation; 2) led the integration of a family-all-ages (primary health care)NP specialty focus into MN program; 3) provided the leadership for thedevelopment and implementation of a formative evaluation of the MN andPhD curricula and learning environment; 4) led development of a MOUwith Aurora College for a collaborative arrangement to offer NP family allages option Aurora College, Yellowknife NWT; 5) led the preparation ofself assessment reports and site visits for program reviews by the Facultyof Graduate Studies and the College of Registered Nurses of Nova Scotiain Fall 2010.1998-20071997- 2005Coordinator, Nurse Practitioner Program the lead role in developing the proposal for development,implementation and approval of the program including curriculum responsible for overseeing the academic program of each student,coordinating developments to the program, overseeing programevaluation and preparing program review documents. academic advisor for 5-10 students annuallyKey accomplishments: 1) led the program through two successful programapproval reviews with College of Registered Nurses of Nova Scotia; 2)planned and implemented a monthly continuing education forum,available by distance, for graduates of the NP program; 3) with theDirector, School of Nursing, I submitted proposals for funding of theNurse Practitioner Program 2003-2006 and 2006-2009.Coordinator of the BScN (Arctic Nursing) Program lead role in developing and implementing this innovative program,offered onsite in Iqaluit, NU through a collaboration betweenDalhousie University and Nunavut Arctic College

15 collaboratively with the Arctic College Program Coordinator,responsible for overseeing the academic program of students andcoordinating developments to the curriculum organized the development and approval of all new course outlinesfor the 4-year program by appropriate Dalhousie University facultymembers fostered collaborative relationships between the college anduniversity arranged mentorship experiences for new faculty teaching in theprogram collaboratively with the Arctic College Program Coordinator,organized the work of three committees involving representativesfrom both institutions and the communityKey accomplishments: 1) In collaboration with the Nunavut Arctic CollegeProgram Coordinator, I had a key role in leading the BScN (ArcticNursing) Program through a successful preliminary program approval andtwo successful program approval reviews required by the RegisteredNurses Association of the Northwest Territories and Nunavut; 2) attendedthe graduation ceremony of the first two Inuit graduates of this programan occasion of historical importance in Canadian nursing.1991-1997Coordinator of the Outpost Nursing Program responsible for overseeing the academic program of each student,coordinating developments to the curriculum, mentoring newfaculty and collaborating with federal government representatives coordinated planning and implementation of an external review ofthe programKey accomplishments: 1) obtained funding for and led the development ofOutpost Horizons, a continuing education publication for programgraduates; 2) with the Director, School of Nursing, in 1995 and 1996, Isubmitted successful funding proposals to Medical Services, HealthCanada for continuation of the program.1991-1993Coordinator, Northern Clinical Program had a major role in the conceptualization of the program anddevelopment of the program proposal for funding by MedicalServices, Health Canada responsible for program coordination, mentoring new faculty,collaborating with government and regional health organizationsacross CanadaSCHOLARLY ACTIVITY/RESEARCHGrants/Contracts Received(Underlined names are/were graduate students when research was conducted.)

16Curran, J. (PI), Vine, J.(Co-PI), Cochrane, T., Blades, C. Martin-Misener, R. ImprovingTransitions of Care for Complex and Medically Fragile Children and Youth. CHDA-IWKTranslating Research Into Care Grant. (2014-2016). 29,843. My role: Co-I; data collection andanalysisSeow, H., Urquhart, R., Wong, S. (Co-PIs). Urowitz, S. (Knowledge User)Brouwers, M., Pond, G., Sussman, J., Marshall, D., Kelley, M.L., Johnston, G., Burge, F.,Lawson, B., Martin-Misener, R., Baumbusch, J., McGrail, K., Stadjuhar, K. ImprovingPalliative Care in the Home and Community: The CAPACITY Trial. CIHR Bridge Funding. July2016-July 2017. 100,000. My role: Co-I; proposal development;Donald, F., Martin-Misener, R., Bryant-Lukosius, D. (Co-PIs). (2016). Johansen, E.,Egilsdottir, O., Honig, J., Roodbol, P.F., Carter, N., & Gardner, G. A comparative analysis ofpedagogical and evaluation methods used in graduate nurse practitioner education: A rapidreview of grey literature. Ryerson University Seed Grant. July 1, 2016-July 1, 2017. 5995. Myrole: Co-PI; proposal development; data collection and analysis; drafting final report; chairingresearch team meetingsStewart, M. (PI). (Co-Is). Ashcroft, R; Beaulieu, MD; Brown, JB; Burge, F; Dolovich, L; Fortin,M; Goudreau, J; Haggerty, J; Harris, S; Kothari, A; Martin-Misener, R; Quinlan, E; Ramsden,V; Reid, G; Sampalli, T; Terry, A; Thind, A; Thomas, R; Vingilis, E; Wong, S.Transdisciplinary Understanding and Training on Research - Primary Health Care Research(TUTOR-PHC). 2015/4 - 2019/3. My role: Mentor; Present and facilitate group learning withtrainees at annual symposium and in on-line discussion groups;Funding Sources:2014/4 - 2019/3 Western UniversitySchulich School of Medicine and DentistryTotal Funding – 200,000 (Canadian Dollar)Funding Competitive?: No2015/4 - 2017/3 Reseau-1 (SPOR PIHCI Network)Total Funding – 19,000 (Canadian Dollar)Funding Competitive?: No2016/4 - 2017/3 Unite SOUTIEN SRAP QuebecTotal Funding – 15,000 (Canadian Dollar)Funding Competitive?: No2016/4 - 2017/3 Nova Scotia – Primary and IntegratedHealthcare Innovations Network (NS-PIHCI)Total Funding – 4,000 (Canadian Dollar)Funding Competitive?: No2016/4 - 2018/9 Ontario SPOR SUPPORT UnitInnovations Strengthening Primary Healthcarethrough ResearchTotal Funding – 100,000 (Canadian Dollar)Funding Competitive?: No2016/4 - 2019/3 College of Family Physicians of Canada

17Section of ResearchersTotal Funding – 60,000 (Canadian Dollar)Funding Competitive?: No2016/4 - 2020/3 National Institute for Health Research (NIHR)School for Primary Care ResearchTotal Funding – 9,600 (Canadian Dollar)Funding Competitive?: NoMartin-Misener, R., Bryant-Lukosius, D. & Donald, F. (Co-PIs). Johansen, E., Egilsdottir, O.,Honig, J., Roodbol, P.F., Carter, N., & Gardner, G. A comparative analysis of pedagogical andevaluation methods used in graduate nurse practitioner education: a scoping review. Faculty ofHealth Professions Research Development Grant. Funding Period 2016-2017; Amountrequested: 4983.50. My role: Nominated PI; proposal development; data collection andanalysis; drafting final report; chairing research team meetingsMarshall, EG, Burge, F., Lawson B., Chisholm, B., Gibson, R., Martin-Misener, R., Terashima,M. and Mathews, M. Models and Access of Primary Care Providers in Atlantic Canada (MAAPAC). Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR) Meeting and Dissemination December2015-December 2016. 10,000. My role: Proposal developmentMurphy, A. & Gardner, D. (Co-PIs). Martin-Misener, R., Kutcher, S. Building the role ofcommunity pharmacists in mental illness and addictions care. Nova Scotia Health ResearchFoundation Knowledge Sharing Support Award. January 2016-January 2017, 10,000. My role:Proposal development; data analysisBenoit, B., Campbell-Yeo, M., Martin-Misener, R., Newman, A. & Latimer, M. The Influenceof Breastfeeding on Cortical and Bio-behavioral Indicators of Procedural Pain in Newborns: ARandomized Controlled Trial. IWK Category A Operating Grant. 4,666.00. My role: Cosupervisor and coinvestigator; critical review of proposal.Benoit, B., Campbell-Yeo, M., Martin-Misener, R., Newman, A. & Latimer, M. The Influenceof Breastfeeding on Cortical and Bio-behavioral Indicators of Procedural Pain in Newborns: ARandomized Controlled Trial. Dalhousie University Nursing Research and Development FundOperating Grant. 4,999.25. My role: Co-supervisor and coinvestigator; critical review ofproposal.Burge, F. (science lead), Bower, I. (policy lead), Gibson, R. (clinician lead), Kirk. S., Jackson,L., Martin-Misener, R., & Marshall, E. (co-applicants). Nova Scotia SPOR Network in Primaryand Integrated Health Care Innovation. CIHR ( 100,000/year) & NSHRF ( 100,000/year),2015-2020. My role: Proposal development, network member, member management committee.Burge, F., Martin-Misener, R. (Co-PIs). Natarajan, N. Collaborative care framework forprimary health care teams: A formative evaluation of the acceptability and feasibility ofperformance indicators. 2015/3 - 2015/5 Nova Scotia Department of Health and Wellness,

18 47,743. My role: Co-PI; proposal development; data collection and analysis; drafting finalreportMarshall, E., Burge, F., Lawson, B., Martin-Misener, R., Chisholm, J; Gibson, R; MAAP-NS:Models and Access to Family Physicians in Nova Scotia., Nova Scotia Heal

Understanding and Training on Research - Primary Health Care Program (TUTOR-PHC), 2006-2007 Nurse Practitioner (Family, All Ages), 2004 to present. License number 25207 (confirmable at . Specialty Nurse Practitioner Working Group, Nova Scotia Department of Health 2001-2003 Member, Project Support Team, Primary Health Care Renewal in Nova .