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Nihaya
Adnan Al Shayeb
Curriculum vitae
Personal Data:
Surname: Al-sheyab
Given
name: Nihayanihayaadnanalshayeb
Middle
name: Adnan
Date of
Birth: 02/01/1977
Sex:
female
Nationality: Australian, Jordanian
Address: Jordan University of Science and Technology
Irbid PO box 3030 – Jordan 22110
E-mail
Jood1965@yahoo.com
Mobile:
+962772005335
Marital
status: married
Degrees and Qualifications:
Ø
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Nursing from
University of Technology, Sydney, (UTS) Australia.
Graduated in September, 2009.
Ø
Master of Nursing in Clinical Practice
(major in Pediatrics) from University of Technology,
Sydney (UTS) - Sydney-Australia. Graduated July 2005.
three research subjects were undertaken in this degree
Ø
Registered Nurse (List A) in NSW by
undertaking the Overseas Qualified Nurses and Midwives
Assessment Program at the College of Nursing in Burwood
from 14 June 2004 to 3 Sep. 2004. Using the ANC National
Competency Standards for Registered Nurses assessed me.
The clinical training was at Westmead Hospital
(D4C)-acute Geriatrics- for one month, full time.
Ø
Bachelor of Nursing from Jordan University
of Science and Technology (J.U.S.T)-Irbid-Jordan, from
September 1994- June 1998 with an overall average of
GOOD (73.8).
Languages spoken:
Arabic - mother tongue
English - Writing: Excellent command
- Reading: Excellent command
-Speaking: Fluent
Relevant Experiences (Employment
History):
|
Name of Institution |
Start date |
Completed date |
Job Title |
Type of work/No. of hours |
Country |
|
Irbid Specialty Hospital
(100 bed) |
1/9/98 |
2/9/99 |
Registered Nurse in pediatric ward |
Full time-40 hrs/Wk
30 bed/ward
|
Irbid-Jordan |
|
Jordan University of Science and Technology
(400 student/
Faculty) |
4/9/99
|
15/7/003 |
Clinical Trainer and Teaching Assistant in the
Faculty of Nursing |
Full time-40 hrs/Wk
In pediatric and community courses
(70 student/clinical pediatric course/day) |
Irbid-Jordan |
|
Auburn Hospital (SWAHS)
|
14/2/2005 |
October 2005 |
Registered Nurse List (A) in NSW |
Part time-20hrs/Wk in Medical Adult ward (30
bed/ward) |
Sydney-
Australia |
|
Westmead Childrens Hospital |
20/8/07 |
01/02/2008 |
Registered Nurse List (A) in NSW |
Part time-20hrs/Wk in Medical Children ward (30
bed/ward) |
Sydney-Australia |
|
Jordan University of Science and Technology |
17/12/09 |
current |
Assistant professor |
Full-time in Faculty of nursing-department of
child health and maternal nursing |
Irbid-Jordan |
·
Teaching medical-surgical paediatric nursing to
undergraduate students.
·
Leasing with different hospitals/health centres for
students clinical placements;
·
Clinical teaching and curriculum building
·
Supervising Master students thesis
·
Facilitating and supervising Seminar course for Master
students
·
Assessing students’ clinical practice.
·
Acquired clinical teaching experience
-
Developed organizational and administrative skills
-
Develop public relations and intercommunication
skills
Other skills/Certificates:
Ø
Computer skills: Microsoft Office 2000 and
Microsoft Power Point 2000/Irbid-Jordan
Ø
CPR Certificate: Heart beat Nursing
Agency/ NSW-Australia
Ø
Manual Handling Certificate: Heart beat
Nursing Agency/ NSW-Australia
Ø
“Identifying & Responding to Risk of Harm”
Certificate - Child protection training for health
workers in Auburn Hospital at NSW-Australia
Ø
Certificate in SPSS basic and advanced
levels.
Research Area of interest:
o
How to improve quality of life for
adolescents who suffer from Asthma through peer-led
education approaches in schools and community?
o
Adolescent Health Education in Schools
especially obesity and smoking prevention
o
Peer-led health education for adolescents
o
Tile of my PhD thesis: “Evaluation of A
school-Based Peer-Led Education Program for Adolescents
with Asthma in Jordan”
Conference Abstracts:
1. N.
A. Al-sheyab, R. Gallagher, J. Crisp and S. Shah (2011).
Improved Health Outcomes for Adolescent with
Asthma in Jordan: A Cluster Randomized Controlled Trial.
WAO, International Scientific Conference. Asthma and
co-morbid conditions: Expanding the Practice of Allergy
for Optimal Patient Care. Dubai, UAE. 5-8 December 2010
2. N.A. Al-sheyab, R. Gallagher, J.
Crisp, & S. Shah (2010). Am J Respir Crit Care Med
181;2010:A2253. Effectiveness of a Peer-Led
Education Program on Adolescent with Asthma in Jordanian
Schools. American Thoracic Society (ATS)
International conference. Identifying Barriers and
Developing Interventions to Improve Pediatric Asthma
Care (Mini Symposium). New Orleans: Louisiana, USA 14-19
May 2010
3. Al-sheyab, N. (2010).
Effectiveness of a Peer-Led Education Program for
Adolescents with Asthma in Jordanian Schools.
The Jordanian Nursing Council (JNC) International
conference. The Heart of the Matter : Relevance of
Nursing Responsiveness. April 27-28 2010. Amman: Jordan
4.
Nihaya Al-sheyab, Robyn Gallagher, Jackie Crisp, Smita
Shah. Evaluation of a School-Based, Peer-led
Health Education Program for Adolescents with Asthma in
Jordan. The 6th Health Services and
Policy Research Conference. Health Services Research:
Reforming, Responding, Rewarding. Brisbane, November
2009
5.
University of Technology (UTS) Postgraduate students
conference August 2007. Sydney: Australia.
6.
Nihaya Al-sheyab. Feasibility and Acceptability of
the Triple A (Adolescent Asthma Action) Program in
Jordanian High Schools. 6th
Australian and New Zealand Youth Health Conference:
Research into Practice, Evidence into policy.
Christchurch: New Zealand Conference 23-26 September
2007
Publications:
1.
Nihaya Al-sheyab, Robyn Gallagher, Jackie Crisp, & Smita
Shah, S. (2012). PEER-LED EDUCATION FOR
ADOLESCENTS WITH ASTHMA IN JORDAN: A CLUSTER-RANDMIZED
CONTROLLED TRIAL. PEADIATRICS
2012;129; e106;originally published online December 12,
2011; DOI: 10.1542/peds:2011-0346
2. Al-sheyab,
N., Gallagher, R., Roydhouse, J.K, Crisp, J., & Shah, S.
(2011). FEASIBILITY OF A
PEER-LED, SCHOOL-BASED ASTHMA EDUCATION PROGRAM FOR
ADOLESCENTS IN JORDAN.
Accepted on 6 March 2011. Eastern
Meditarian Health Journal [IN PRESS]
3.
Nihaya Al-sheyab. (2012).
POWER OF PEER LEADERS IN IMPROVING
SELF-MANAGEMENT SKILLS AMONG ADOLESCENTS WITH ASTHMA.
EVIDENCE BASED NURSING 2012; 15:45-46.
DOI:10.1136/ebnurs.2011.100305 |
