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Mrs. Mary E Flikkema

Professor Emerita

Education

  • Diploma in Nursing, Bronson Methodist Hospital School of Nursing, 1972
  • BS, Health Sciences, Western Michigan University, 1986 (Cum Laude)
  • MSN, Adult Health, Grand Valley State University, 1989 (Magna cum Laude)
  • Doctoral study, Wayne State University, 1991-1996
  • Doctoral study, Michigan State University, 1997-2000

    Professional Experience

    • Calvin College Department of Nursing, Associate Professor, 2002 - present
    • Hope-Calvin Department of Nursing, Associate Professor, 1989-2003
    • Butterworth Hospital, Staff Nurse/Charge Nurse, Critical Care, 1981-1989
    • Blodgett School of Nursing, Faculty, 1974-1980
    • Blodgett Hospital, Staff Nurse, Medical & Critical Care, 1972-1974

    Specialty Areas

    • Cardiovascular Nursing, Critical Care

    Academic Interests

    • Families of persons experiencing chronic cardiac disease
    • Self-care of cardiovascular patients
    • Nursing education

    Professional Services

    • Board Member, Christian Rest Home (Chair, Personnel Committee)
    • Elder, Grace Christian Reformed Church
    • Parish Nurse, Grace Christian Reformed Church

    Professional Associations

    • American Society on Aging
    • -- Kappa Epsilon Chapter-at-Large
    • Phi Kappa Phi
    • American Association of Critical Care Nurses, 1982-1985
    • Michigan Nursing Diagnosis Association, Program Chair, 1992-1993
    • Hope-Calvin Honor Society, Faculty Advisor, 1994-1996
    • Grand Valley State University Alumni Board, 1994-1995

    Awards

    Grants:

    • "Types, Extent & Effect of Spiritual Care for Residents at the End-of-Life in Continuum of Care Facilities." Fetzer Foundation, grant pending (2002-2003).
    • "Client's Perceived Adequacy of Education related to Fears and Adjustments following Myocardial Infarction." American Heart Association, 1988.