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Kim Tharp-Barrie, DNP, RN, SANE, FNAPCurriculum VitaeNorton Healthcare9500 Ormsby Station Rd.Louisville, KY 402233Email: Kim.Tharp-Barrie@nortonheathcare.orgOffice Phone: 502-446-5809Office Fax: 502-446-5838Cell Phone: 502-262-4067Profile:Nurse Executive with 37 years of multi-site experience in acute and ambulatory not-for-profit health systems. Strategic andpassionate operational leader with vision, operational acumen and a track record, with reputation of driving and sustaining change,achieving results and fostering strong affiliations, collaborations and partnerships through relationships. Excellent team building skillswith the ability to create winning care cultures to meet the needs of those being served.Executive Nursing Leadership AccomplishmentsSystem Vice President, Institute for Nursing and Workforce Outreach. Norton Healthcare. Louisville, Kentucky. January, 2009 topresent.Norton Healthcare is a five-owned hospital and seven regional affiliate hospital not- for-profit health system serving a largegeographic area in Kentucky and Southern Indiana. It is the largest health system in Kentucky, has been recognized as a top100 integrated health system by Verispan and as a national leader in transparency. In this role I have had accountability for thevehicle that drives education, clinical competency, school of nursing collaborations, nursing research, workforce development,and community outreach. Developed the Norton Healthcare Institute for Nursing with four centers: Nursing Research, Nursing Development,Nursing Practice and Nursing Outreach. Deployed singular standard Nursing orientation, Perioperative, Critical Care,ED and Medical/Surgical program for the system. Deployed scholar program for system that reduced first year RNturnover to less than 5.0% and with a greater than 86.4% retention rate after five years. Recognized as a Center ofExcellence in Nursing Education by the National League for Nursing (NLN) in 2013, re-designated in 2017 with theaddition of a fifth center of excellence focusing on innovation. Assisted and fostered a partnership with the University of Kentucky, College of Nursing to prepare and educate 150 NHCBSN employees to become DNP’s (leadership) and DNP with APRN credentials over next seven years to serve in theNorton Medical Group (primary and specialty practice) and within the acute care and continuum management areas ofNHC. Invested of 7.5M over seven years to graduate DNP/APRNs. To date 99 have graduated from this program. Developed the first registered Student Nurse Apprenticeship Program, (SNAP) in 2016, with a total 799 total applicantsranging from ages 20-41 years of age. SNAP has consistently maintained a 90% or above retention for nurses that are hiredinto Norton Healthcare Developed system wide sexual assault (SANE) program to meet the needs of the NHC community.Vice President, Surgical Services, Norton Healthcare, Louisville, Kentucky, January 2002 to 2009 Directed all areas of inpatient and outpatient surgery while providing leadership to new business initiatives across thesystem.Vice President, Hospital Operations, Chief Nursing Officer, Caritas Health Services, Louisville, Kentucky 1997 – 2002 As a leader I was promoted between 1997 and 2002 from Executive Director to CNO and then to COOVice President, Surgical Services and Heart and Lung Institute, Jewish Hospital, Louisville, Kentucky, 1994-1997 Directed all areas of inpatient and outpatient surgery while providing leadership to new business initiatives across thesystem
Kim Tharp-Barrie, DNP, RN, SANE, FNAPLicensure:Indiana and KentuckyEducation:2009Doctor of Nursing PracticeRush UniversityChicago, Illinois1990Master of Science Degree in Nursing AdministrationBellarmine CollegeLouisville, Kentucky1986Bachelor of Science Degree in NursingBellarmine UniversityLouisville, Kentucky1983Registered NurseKentucky Baptist Hospital School of NursingLouisville, Kentucky1982Bachelor of Arts in Biology Education DegreeTransylvania UniversityLexington, KentuckyFaculty Experience:Assistant Professor, Voluntary Faculty, University of Kentucky, College of Nursing, Lexington, Kentucky, December 2014 topresentAssistant Professor, Adjunct, University of Louisville, Doctor of Nursing Practice and APRN program, Louisville, Kentucky,2017 to presentAssistant Professor, Adjunct, Rush University, College of Nursing, Chicago, Illinois 2013 to presentAssistant Professor, Adjunct, Spalding University, Louisville, Kentucky, 2013 to presentAssistant Professor, Adjunct, Bellarmine University, Louisville, Kentucky, 2011, 2012, 2015Assistant Professor, Adjunct, Webster University, Louisville, Kentucky, 2007 to 2018Consultations:January 2019Penn State, Webinar, Patient Centered Education and Research Institute (PCERI), Benefits ofPatient-Centered Care for hospitalsFebruary 2018Indiana University Southeast, New Albany, Indiana, Growth and Professional EmpowermentApril 2017University of Nebraska Medical Center College of Nursing, Omaha, Nebraska, Transformation:Academic Practice Partnership The Norton Healthcare Example
Kim Tharp-Barrie, DNP, RN, SANE, FNAPConsultations (Continued):April 2016University of Nebraska Medical Center College of Nursing, Omaha, Nebraska, The ValueProposition of Academic Practice PartnershipApril 2016Nebraska Methodist College, Omaha, Nebraska, Bringing it Home: The Value Proposition ofCollaborationMarch 2016Indiana University Southeast, New Albany, IN, Lateral Violence in the Professional Practice ofNursingSeptember 2015Indiana University, Indianapolis, IN, DNP Boot CampOctober 2013University of Wisconsin Hospitals and Madison School of Nursing, Madison, Wisconsin, featuredspeaker on Clinical LeadershipSeptember 2013University of Phoenix, Louisville, Kentucky, Graduation AddressApril 2013University of Phoenix, Louisville, Kentucky, DMD Induction SpeakerMay 2011Indiana University Southeast, New Albany, Indiana, School of Nursing Graduation Address,July 2010Spalding University, Louisville, Kentucky, Lateral ViolenceJan 1995Consultant to Duke University Hospital – Anesthesia/Surgical ServicesHonors and Awards:201920182017201620132013201320132008- xcellence in Support of the College of Nursing Award, University of KentuckyVisionary Award, Patient-Centered Education & Research Institute (PCERI)Hall of Fame Valley High SchoolToday’s Woman Magazine Most Admired Woman in Health/Healthcare WinnerWoman of the Year by River City Chapter of Business and Professional WomenMedistar Award Winner, A.O. Sullivan Award for Excellence in EducationTransylvania University Distinguished Alumni Achievement AwardWebster University Robert D. Hess Outstanding Faculty Award for 2013Medistar Award Nominee and FinalistToday’s Woman Magazine Most Admired Woman in Healthcare NomineeKentuckiana Metro Chapter of the American Heart Association’s Volunteer of the YearTransylvania University Pioneer Hall of FameBellarmine University Gallery of Distinguished GraduatesMrs. USA Globe Leader of Tomorrow awardMrs. Indiana Globe Leader of Tomorrow awardSigma Theta Tau – International Honor Society of Nursing Writing AwardSister Cities Humanitarian Assistant AwardLions Clubs International Melvin Jones Fellow Award of Humanitarian ServicesDelegate to Hospital 122 in St. Petersburg, Russia
Kim Tharp-Barrie, DNP, RN, SANE, FNAPPublications and Presentations:Publications: Journal of Nursing Administration; Tharp-Barrie K. et al., “An Innovative Teaching Model in an Academic-PracticePartnership for a Doctor of Nursing Practice Program”; January 2020, Volume 50 – Issue 1 – p 22-27Nursing Management; Wolford, J. et al., “Establishing a nurse residency program to boost new graduate nurseretention”, March 2019, Volume 50, Issue 3, p-44-49Journal of Nursing Management; Tharp-Barrie. et al., “Experience of Nursing Leaders with Workplace Bullying andHow to Best Cope”, August 2018, Volume 27, Issue 3AORN Nursing Journal; Tharp K. et al., “Video Technicians Add Expertise to OR Teams”, September 1996, Volume64, Issue 3 p-440-443Norton News; Tharp-Barrie K., “Take Care of Yourself, Straight Talk”, February/March, 2012.Presentations:InternationalTharp-Barrie, K., March 2019, Sigma Theta Tau International (STTI) Creating Healthy Work Environments, Indianapolis, IN,“Developing a Supportive Environment for Our Healthcare Workers”Tharp- Barrie, K., October 2017, International Conference on Forensic Nursing Science and Practice, Toronto, Ontario,Canada, Lateral Violence and its Potential Effects on the Interprofessional Collaboration Model that Supports ForensicPatientsTharp-Barrie, K., July 2017, Driving Evidence-Based Practice through Remote and/or Mobile Applications, Sigma Theta TauInternational 28th International Nursing Research Congress, Dublin, IrelandTharp-Barrie, K., Williams, T.E., March, 2017. Developing a Supportive Environment for our Healthcare Workers. SigmaTheta Tau International Leadership Connection Conference, Indianapolis, IndianaTharp-Barrie, K., Williams, T.E., September, 2016. Succession Planning: Nurse Leaders Learning from Leaders to PromoteWorkforce Excellence. Sigma Theta Tau International Leadership Connection Conference, Indianapolis, Indiana (Posterpresentation).Tharp-Barrie, K., March 2016, International Women’s League (IWL) Women’s Leadership Conference, Louisville, KY,“Lateral Violence in the Professional Practice of Nursing”Tharp-Barrie, K., January 2014, World Congress, Orlando, FL, keynote panel member on Readmissions and PatientInvolvementNationalTharp-Barrie, K., October 2017, 2019, Speak Their Name, Domestic Violence Survivorship, Keynote Speaker, the Center forWomen and Families, Louisville, KY,Tharp-Barrie, K., March 2017, ANA Annual Convention, Translating Quality into Practice, Tampa, Florida, Nurse LeadersLearning from leaders to Promote Workforce ExcellenceTharp-Barrie, K., September 2019, KONL 15th Annual Leadership Conference, Speaker, Louisville, KY,Bullying/Psychological Violence Experiences of Nurse Leaders, and Strategies to AddressTharp-Barrie, K., September 2019, Leadership Foundations Program Identifying Your Strengths to Better Manage Conflict,Speaker, KY Center of the Arts, Louisville, KY, Strength Finders and Thomas-KilmanTharp-Barrie, K., June 2019, Commencement Speaker, Caris College, Jeffersonville, INTharp-Barrie, K., October 2018, 2018 Navigation Summit, Keynote Speaker, Louisville Kentucky, Me Too Movement: Whatthe Navigator Needs to Know about Sexual Abuse & AssaultTharp-Barrie, K., April 2018, Speaker, Harrison County Hospital, Corydon, Indiana, Leadership and MentoringTharp-Barrie, K., February 2018, American College of Healthcare Executives (ACHE), Panelist, Frankfort, Kentucky,
Kim Tharp-Barrie, DNP, RN, SANE, FNAPPresentations (Selected Listing) Continued:NationalTharp-Barrie, K., March 2017, ANA Annual Convention, Translating Quality into Practice, Tampa, Florida, NurseLeaders Learning from leaders to Promote Workforce ExcellenceTharp-Barrie, K., October 2016, First Annual University of Rochester DNP Summit: Education, Integration, Innovation,Rochester, NY, “Practice Innovation: Value of the DNP”Tharp-Barrie, K., October 2016, Young Women LEAD Leadership Conference, Louisville, KY, “Leadership Principles forSurviving Value Based Purchasing”Tharp-Barrie, K., October 2016, 2016 Executive Operators Forum (EOF) Annual Event: Keeping an Eye on the Future,Milwaukee, WI, panel member on Proactive Workforce Planning: How to Get Ahead sessionTharp-Barrie, K., September 2016, Kentucky Organization of Nurse Leaders (KONL) 12th Annual Leadership DevelopmentConference, Louisville, KY, “Leadership Principles for Surviving Value Based Purchasing”Tharp-Barrie, K., September 2016, STTI Leadership Connection: Influencing Change Through Leadership, Indianapolis, IN,“Norton Healthcare Nursing Leadership Development” poster presentationTharp-Barrie, K., September 2016, Rhode Island Hospital/Hasbro Children’s Hospital Management Team, Providence, RI,“Lateral Violence in the Professional practice of Nursing”Tharp-Barrie, K., August 2016, Annual R. Dietz Wolfe Lectureship, Louisville, KY, August 25, 2016, “High School DatingAbuse” (Invited)Tharp-Barrie, K., July 2016, Association for Nursing Professional Development (ANPD) Annual Convention, Pittsburgh, PA,Driving Evidence-Based Practice Through Remote Practice Initiatives and/or remote ApplicationsTharp-Barrie, K., Williams, T.E., April, 2016. Academic Practice Partnerships. University of Nebraska. (Invited) Omaha,Nebraska.Tharp-Barrie, K., Williams, T.E., April, 2016. Succession Planning: Nurse Leaders Learning from Leaders top PromoteWorkforce Excellence. American Organization of Nurse Executives (AONE) Annual Meeting (Breakfast session) Ft.Worth, Texas.Tharp-Barrie, K., Williams, T.E., July, 2015. Succession Planning: Nurse Leaders Learning from Leaders to PromoteWorkforce Excellence. Association for Nursing Professional Development (ANPD) Convention. (Podium Presentation) LasVegas, NV.Tharp-Barrie, K., Williams, T.E., June, 2014. Nursing Leadership Intensive: Leaders Learning from Leaders. PremierBreakthrough Conference and Exhibition. (Podium Presentation) San Antonio, TX.Tharp-Barrie, K., Williams, T.E., October, 2013. Sharing Power and Influence. University of Wisconsin Health (UW Health).(Invited) Madison, WITharp-Barrie, K., Williams, T.E., October, 2013. Health Care Reform and the Impact on Nursing. University of WisconsinHealth (UW Health). (Invited) Madison, WI.Tharp-Barrie, K., Williams, T.E., October, 2013. The Impact of APRN Practice on the Delivery of Care in a Time of HealthCare Reform – One System’s Perspective. University of Wisconsin Health (UW Health). (Invited) Madison, WI.Tharp-Barrie, K., Williams, T.E., May, 2013. The Role of Nursing in a Health Reform Culture. Columbus Regional Hospital.(Invited) Columbus, IN.Tharp-Barrie, K., Williams, T.E., August, 2012. Creating Patient Family Centered Care. Greater Cincinnati Health Council.(Invited) Cincinnati, OH.Tharp-Barrie, K., June 2016, National League for Nursing (NLN) Centers of Excellence Review Panel, Washington, DC,Tharp-Barrie, K., May 2016, The Academy CHRO Forum, Chicago, IL, Panel on Violence in the Workplace NortonHealthcare Institute for Nursing Nurses Day Event, Louisville, KY, presenter for breakout sessions “Save to the 3rd power”Tharp-Barrie, K., April 2016, AONE National Conference 2016, Fort Worth, TX, “Succession Planning: Nurse LeadersLearning from Leaders to Promote Workforce Excellence”Tharp-Barrie, K., March 2016, Community Collaboration for Children (CCC) Conference, It Takes a Village – Keeping KidsSafe in our Community, Louisville, KY, “Prevent Child Abuse”
Kim Tharp-Barrie, DNP, RN, SANE, FNAPPresentations (Selected Listing) Continued:NationalTharp-Barrie, K., February 2016, Kentucky Organization of Nurse Leaders (KONL) Ohio Valley District Meeting, Louisville,KY, “Leadership Principles and Lateral Violence – How to Survive and Thrive in the Value-Based Purchasing Arena”Tharp-Barrie, K., November 2015, Baptist Health Louisville, 2015 Ethics Symposium, Louisville, KY, “Lateral Violence inthe Professional Practice of Nursing”Tharp-Barrie, K., October 2015, Women Influencing Louisville Conference, Louisville, KY, “Leadership Principles forSurviving Value Based Purchasing”Tharp-Barrie, K., September 2015, KONL 11th Annual Leadership Development Conference CNO Breakfast, Louisville, KY,“A Guide to Nurse/Provider Collaboration”Tharp-Barrie, K., July 2015, ANPD National Conference Speaker, Las Vegas, NV, “Nurse Leaders Learning from Leaders toPromote Workforce Excellence”Tharp-Barrie, K., June 2015, Premier 2015 National Breakthrough Conference Speaker, National Harbor, MD, “DrivingEvidence-based Practice Through Remote and/or Remote Applications”Tharp-Barrie, K., May 2015, Integrating Woman Leaders Foundation, Louisville, KY, “Leadership Principles for SurvivingValue Based Purchasing”Tharp-Barrie, K., November 2014, Clark Memorial Hospital, Clinical Excellence, Clarksville, IN, “Lateral Violence in theProfessional Practice of Nursing”Tharp-Barrie, K., July 2014, ANPD Annual Convention, Orlando, FL, poster presentation, “Creating a WorkforceEnvironment that Promotes the Academic Progression of Nurses”Tharp-Barrie, K., June 2014, Premier Breakthrough National Conference and Exhibition Speaker, San Antonio, TX, “LeadersLearning from Leaders to Promote Workforce Excellence”Tharp-Barrie, K., April 2014, Clark Memorial Hospital, Leadership Institute, Clarksville, IN, “Lateral Violence in theProfessional Practice of Nursing”Professional Memberships: 2010 – Present2012 – Present2014 – Present2014 – Present2014 – Present2015 – Present2015 – PresentAmerican Nurse Association (ANA)National League for Nursing (NLN)American Association of Nurse Leaders (AONL)Association for Nursing Professional Development (ANPD)International Association of Forensic Nurses (IAFN)Sigma Theta Tau, Iota Zeta Chapter (STTI), University of Louisville School of NursingDistinguished Fellowship of the National Academies of Practice in NursingService:Community:The American Red Cross 20002000 – Present2001 – Present2014 – Present2014 – PresentFounding Chair of Wrapped in Red GalaBoard MemberPlanning committee – Wrapped in Red GalaExecutive Board MemberDiversity and Inclusiveness CommitteeThe Center for Women and Families 1998 – 20182008 – 20092018 – PresentBoard MemberBoard ChairAdvisory Board Member
Kim Tharp-Barrie, DNP, RN, SANE, FNAPService Continued:Community Continued:The American Heart Association 1999 – 2008199920082009 – Present2009 – PresentBoard MemberCo- Chair – American Heart WalkChair – Go Red for WomenCo-Founder, Circle of Red, Go Red for WomenCommittee Member, Go Red for WomenSOAR Regional Facilitator 2013 – 2014Facilitator – Women’s Leadership KentuckianaUniversity of Louisville 2019 – PresentMentor - Female Student AthletesLeadership Louisville 1994 – PresentMember
Bellarmine College Louisville, Kentucky 1986 Bachelor of Science Degree in Nursing Bellarmine University Louisville, Kentucky 1983 Registered Nurse Kentucky Baptist Hospital School of Nursing Louisville, Kentucky 1982 Bachelor of Arts in Biology Education Degree Transylvania University Lexington, Kentucky Faculty Experience:
