R. David Hambrick III, BSN, RN, CGRN

Summary Over 17-years of Perioperative nursing leadership experience within large acute care hospital settings.

Seasoned Peri-Procedural Services nursing professional with excellent team building and operational management skills.

Change agent / positive personality with the unique ability to motivate and enhance the culture of any nursing department.

Experience 2007- 2015 Methodist Dallas Medical Center Dallas, TXNurse Director, Gastrointestinal Services

Accomplishments: Responsible for annual operational budget exceeding $15 million. Completed major $1.5 million unit renovation while maintaining

procedural volume at 118% of budget. Reduced labor cost per procedure by 22%, while increasing volume by

14% over a three year period. Increased contribution margin per procedure by 9% over budget Reduced repair cost per procedure by 40%, maintaining ongoing savings

for over two years. Coordinated and directed the first live endoscopy course in Texas,

broadcast to a remote location with an audience of over 500 physicians and nurses.

2006 – 2007 Navigant Consulting, Inc. Dallas, TXManaging ConsultantAccomplishments:

Served as project lead for major PeriOperative initiatives including throughput, governance, sterile processing.

Developed and implemented Endoscopy specific productivity models used throughout the organization.

Performed as primary clinical liaison for multiple strategic facility expansion and renovation projects.

Conducted Supply Chain assessments and implementations for hospital procedure areas including PeriOperative Services, Cardiac Cath and Endoscopy Departments.

2002 – 2006 Parkland Health and Hospital System Dallas, TXManager, EndoscopyAccomplishments:

Responsible for annual operational budget exceeding $6 million. Reduced in-lab inventory by over $75,000. Increased department caseload by 18% with no increase in staff. Coordinated with PeriOperative Services in the plan, design and build of

14 suite Ambulatory Surgery Center. Increased PICC unit productivity by over 200% with no increase in staff. Prime member in numerous Supply Chain initiatives.

1999 – 2002 Montclair Baptist Medical Center Birmingham, ALDirector, EndoscopyAccomplishments:

Reduced non-labor costs per procedure by 63%. Increased lab utilization from 55% to 80%, with no staffing increase. Chair for eight hospital endoscopy committee, identified and implemented

over $750k in cost savings.

1996 - 1999 DeKalb Baptist Medical CenterFort Payne, ALMateriel Manager/Information Systems Coordinator Accomplishments:

Performed as Assistant Director, PeriOperative Services. Negotiated and implemented vendor contracts. Reduced cost per procedure >18%. Served on eight hospital O.R. committee, identifying and implementing

over $1 million in cost saving. Recognized by VHA for Best Practice in O.R. efficiencies; developed and

presented program to national VHA conference.

1982 - 1993 Unites States ArmyMilitary Police, Recruiter, Personnel Manager (S-1) Accomplishments:

Performed MP law enforcement duties in Garrison/Field environments Chief of Security Missile base in Germany Developed and implemented Command-wide training programs Exceeded all production requirements while on Recruiting Detail

Education 2014 - Present University of Texas Tyler Tyler, TX M.S.N., Nursing, Administration

2009 - 2010 University of Texas Arlington Arlington, TX B.S.N., Nursing

1994 - 1996 Gadsden State College Gadsden, AL A.A.S., Nursing

Professional Achievements Founding member of American Society of Gastrointestinal Endoscopy (ASGE) Quality in Endoscopy National Program (2008-Present)

Founding member of American Society of Gastrointestinal Endoscopy (ASGE) Endoscopy Director’s Course (New for 2016)

Inducted Sigma Theta Tau International Nursing Honor Society 2010 Member Phi Kappa Phi President Student Nurse’s Association Recognized by TNA as Top 100 Nurses, 2006 Past-Director, National Society Gastroenterology Nurses and Associates

(SGNA) Past-President North Texas and Alabama SGNA Editor National SGNA Newsletter Numerous National and International publications and presentations on

Management, Financial, and Infection Control issues

References Available upon request

CURRICULUM VITAER. DAVID HAMBRICK III, BSN, RN, CGRN

OFFICE ADDRESS: 416 Vista View CourtLewisville, TX 75067(214) 724-8681

CURRENT POSITION: Independent Nurse Consultant, Dallas, TX

EDUCATION: Present University of Texas Tyler,Master’s of Science, Nursing, Tyler, TX

2009 - 2010 University of Texas Arlington,Bachelor of Science, Nursing, magna cum laude, Arlington, TX

1994-1996 Gadsden State Community CollegeAssociate of Applied Science, NursingGadsden, Alabama

1992-1993 EMT-B National BoardsNuremberg, Germany

CERTIFICATIONS: 2000 - current Certified Gastrointestinal Registered Nurse, CBGNA

2001 - current Registered Nurse, Texas1996 - 2001 Registered Nurse, Alabama

HONORS: 2006 Great 100 Nurses2010 Sigma Theta Tau Nursing Honor Society2010 Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society

MEMBERSHIPS: National Society of Gastroenterology Nurses and Associates (SGNA)American Society Gastrointestinal Endoscopy (ASGE)N. Tx Society of Gastroenterology Nurses and Associates (NTSGNA)

OFFICES HELD: 2011 - 2013 President, North Texas SGNA2003 - 2004 President, North Texas SGNA2002 - 2004 Director, SGNA Board of Directors 2002 - 2004 Editor, SGNA News2000 - 2001 President, Alabama SGNA1995 -1996 President, Student Nurses Assoc.,

Gadsden, Alabama

PAST POSITIONS: 2007 - 2015 Director, Gastroenterology Lab, MethodistDallas Medical Center, Dallas, TX

2006 - 2007 Managing Consultant, Navigant Consulting Inc.

2002 - 2006 Manager, Endoscopy/PICC Services Gastroenterology Laboratory,

Parkland Hospital1999- 2002 Director

Gastrointestinal LaboratoryMontclair Baptist Medical Center

1997 - 1999 I/S and Material Manager, Perioperative ServicesDeKalb Baptist Medical Center

1996 - 1997 Operating Room and Post Anesthesia Care Unit Staff NurseDeKalb Baptist Medical Center

1991 - 1993 Assistant Director Human ResourcesU.S. Army, Nuremberg, Germany

1988 - 1991 Field Recruiter, U.S. ArmyMemphis, Tennessee

1986 - 1988 Chief of Site Security, U.S. Army,Hohenfels, Germany

1982 - 1993 Military Police CorpsUnited States Army

PROFESSIONAL SERVICE/PUBLICATIONS

Dec 1999 Presenter, Reprocessing Single-Use Devices, FDA Town Hall Meeting, Rockville MD

May 2000 Presenter, Success in Increasing Endo Lab Efficiency, SGNA National Course, Anaheim, CA

June 2000 Presenter, Reprocessing Single-Use Devices, ERCP Course, Indiana University, Indianapolis, IN

August 2000 Presenter, Test Taking Techniques, Alabama SGNA Certification Review Course, Birmingham, AL

April 2001 Presenter, Hospital Responsibility in Reprocessing Single-Use Devices, Lab Managers, Chicago, IL

May 2001 Presenter, Cost per Case Accounting, SGNA National Course, Tampa FL

June 2001 Hambrick, D. Reprocessing of single-use endo-scopic biopsy forceps and snares: One hospital’s study. Gastroenterology Nursing, Vol. 24, No 3

June 2001 Presenter, Reprocessing, One Hospital’s Experience, AAMI National Course, Baltimore MD

September 2001 Presenter, Cost per Case Accounting, SGNA Regional Course, Biloxi, MS

September 2001 Presenter, Hospital Responsibility in Reprocessing Single-Use Devices, North Texas SGNA, Dallas, TX

May 2002 Presenter, Leasing versus Capital Acquisition, SGNA National Course, Phoenix, AZ

May 2002 Presenter, JCAHO and the Endoscopy Lab, SGNA National Course, Phoenix, AZ

July 2002 Instructor, Gastroenterology Certification Preparatory Course, Chicago, IL

August 2002 Co-Presenter, Options in Leasing Capital Equipment, AHRMM National Course, San Antonio, TX

August 2002 Presenter, Infection Control and the Endoscopy Lab, Infection Control Tour, San Francisco, CA

March 2003 Presenter, JCAHO and the Endoscopy Lab, SGNA Regional Course, Boston, MA

May 2003 Presenter, Endoscopy Lab Benchmarking, SGNA National Course, Atlanta, GA

May 2003 Presenter, Urban Myths and Legends in the Endoscopy Lab, SGNA National Course, Atlanta, GA

September 2003 Presenter, The Evolution of GI Nursing Standards of Practice, Biloxi, MS

January 2004 Instructor, Gastroenterology Certification Preparatory Course, Dallas, TX

October 2004 Hambrick, D., Burdick, S., Endoscope Reprocessing and Repair Costs. Gastrointestinal Endoscopy Clinics of North America, Efficiency in Endoscopy, Vol. 14, (717-724)

May 2005 Presenter, Bronchoscopy, Endoscopy, What is the Difference? SGNA National Course, Minneapolis, MN

Oct 2005 Reusable versus Disposable, Device Selection in the Endoscopy Lab, Second Gastroenterology Congress, Vitoria, Brazil

Sep 2006 Presenter, The GI Nurse’s Role in Tissue Acquisition, SGNA Regional Course, Little Rock AR

October 2008 Faculty, Quality in the GI Lab, American Society of Gastrointestinal Endoscopy, Chicago, IL

February 2009 Faculty, Quality in the GI Lab, American Society of Gastrointestinal Endoscopy, Las Vegas, NV

March 2009 Presenter, Safety in the GI Lab, Methodist Heath System, Dallas TX

March 2009 Presenter, Non-Labor Expenses: Knowing is Half the Battle, Philadelphia, PA

June 2009 Course Director, Nurse’s Course, Digestive Disease Week, Chicago, IL

June 2009 Presenter, Quality in the GI Lab, Digestive Disease Week, Chicago, IL

November 2011 Director, Hands On Endoscopy Course, Dallas, TX

January 2012 Hambrick, D. Laser Lithotripsy to Treat Basket Impaction during Mechanical Lithotripsy of a Pancreatic Duct Stone Journal of the Pancreas, Vol. 13, No 1 (co-author)

May 2013 Presenter, Confocal Microscopy, Real Time Pathology During Endoscopy? SGNA National Course, Austin, TX

October 2013 Presenter, Endoscopic Ultrasound and Fine Needle Aspiration, North Texas SGNA Fall Roundup, Dallas, TX

May 2015 Presenter, Challenges in Infection Control, Digestive Disease Week (DDW) National Course, Washington DC