Donald J Woodyard
Clinical Instructor, Department of Family Medicine
Director of Assessment, Offices of Medical Education
1052 Bondurant Hall
Office: (919) 265-8804
Pager: (919) 216-0419
joey_woodyard@med.unc.edu
Donald "Joey" Woodyard is a member of the faculty in the department of Family Medicine, is the Director of Assessment for the School of Medicine, and is the Director of the Clinical Skills & Patient Simulation Center. A graduate of UNC at Chapel Hill, he has worked in authentic assessment in medical and pharmacy education since 2001. Mr. Woodyard has been the director of the center since January 2006. Mr. Woodyard is the course director for the Inter-Professional Teamwork (IPT) Course and an assistant course director for the Introduction to Clinical Medicine (ICM) 1&2 Courses. He also chairs the CPX Faculty Committee for the School of Medicine. He currently serves on the Board of Directors for the Association of Standardized Patient Educators (ASPE) and is the Chairman of the ASPE Membership until Janaury 2010. Mr. Woodyard is a certified Master Trainer for TeamSTEPPS in health care education and is also the owner and chief instructor of a Tae Kwon Do studio in Charlotte, NC.
Jim Barrick, BA, NREMT-P
Human Patient Simulation Coordinator
1037 Burnett-Womack
Office: (919) 265-8813
james_barrick@med.unc.edu
Jim is a graduate of St. Andrews Presbyterian College in Laurinburg, North Carolina with a degree in Biology. He came on board with the Clinical Skills and Patient Simulation Center in January of 2007 after 29 plus years in EMS. He has over 20 years of in hospital experience as a Flight Paramedic at UNC Air Care to complement his pre-hospital experience. At UNC Air Care, he served for nine years as Lead Flight Paramedic and chaired the Safety, Equipment, and Personnel Committees. Among various certifications, he is an instructor in ACLS, ITLS, and PALS. He brings knowledge, teaching, hands-on experience and commitment to this growing technology.
Matthew Turner
B-Line Testing System Coordinator / Technical Support
1043 Burnett-Womack
Office: 843-9213
matthew_turner@med.unc.edu
Matt Turner is a graduate of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. He began work with the CSPSC part-time as a Standardized Patient and Head Proctor for CPX. He came on full time in August of 2006 as Technical Analyst for the CSPSC and OED, and now manages the B-Line Medical Testing System as the Testing Systems Coordinator. Matt can be contacted for assistance with accessing the B-Line system and any needed classroom support in the center.
Brian Loveland, MPH
Clinical Skills Coordinator
1043 Burnett-Womack
Office: 966-3643
brian_loveland@med.unc.edu
Brian is a graduate of Gettysburg College with a BS in Biology and of East Carolina University with a Masters in Public Health. He has worked with the Clinical Skills and Patient Simulation Center since June of 2010 in his position as Clinical Skills Coordinator. Brian also serves as the TeamSTEPPS Facilitator for N.C. Memorial Hospital’s TICKER program.
Elouise Miller
Clinical Skills and Patient Simulation Center Manager
1043 Burnett-Womack
Office: 966-3643
elouise_miller@med.unc.edu
Elouise joined the Clinical Skills Center in May of 2009 from the Introduction to Clinical Medicine (ICM) program. She has had 25+ years working in the School of Public Health and School of Medicine. She has a degree in Business Administration and in Nursing. In the nursing field she has worked in all of the major hospitals in the local area. Also, outside of UNC’s system she has worked for the Durham branch of IBM, the Clinical Trial Division of Quintiles Transnational Corporation in Durham, as well as Alamance Community College located in the Burlington area.
Daw
n Duncan
Administrative Assistant
dawn_duncan@med.unc.edu
Dawn is a graduate of UNC at Chapel Hill with a degree in Biology. She began here in July of 2007 as the Clinical Skills Managing Intern. She also volunteers as a Guardian ad Litem for Orange and Chatham counties, where she is the advocate in court for abused and/or neglected children. Her future career path is to become a nurse.
