Ms. Jeanne Maguire

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  Jeanne Maguire, RN, MSN, & Chief Nursing OfficerVirginia Hospital Center :
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  Jeanne Maguire, RN, MSN
  
  Vice President & Chief Nursing Officer
  
  In 2003, Jeanne Maguire, RN, MSN was promoted to Chief Nursing Officer, Vice President Patient Care Services of Virginia Hospital Center.In this role Ms. Maguire leads our Divisions of Nursing, Pharmacy, Education, Recruitment, and Cardio Pulmonary Services.
  
  Prior to that, Ms. Maguire was Associate Vice President Patient Care Services for three years, where she was responsible for strategic planning and oversight for all Medical/Surgical units, Joint Replacement, Stroke, Ventilator, Critical Care, Telemetry, Hemodialysis, Emergency, Psychiatric Services, Pediatric/PICU and the Cancer Center.Ms. Maguire acted as a Clinical Director and Head Nurse for thirteen years at the Hospital.She also spent 11 years a staff nurse in Pediatrics and Medicine at the Hospital.
  
  In addition to her extensive experience at Virginia Hospital Center, Ms. Maguire was a clinical lecturer at George Mason and Marymount Universities and is currently a Graduate Nurse Preceptor.She received Marymount University's Outstanding Alumni Achievement Award in 2001, was the Virginia Nurses Association Outstanding Nurse of the Year in 1988, and was listed in Who's Who in Nursing in 1987.
  
  Ms. Maguire received her B.S.N. from Marymount University in 1985, her M.S.N. from Marymount University in 1987, and a Johnson & Johnson Wharton Management Program Certificate in 1994 from the University of Pennsylvania.She is a member of Sigma Theta Tau and has been a past President of the Eta Alpha chapter at Marymount University.

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  Jeanne Maguire, RN, MSN
  
  Vice President & Chief Nursing Officer
  
  In 2003, Jeanne Maguire, RN, MSN was promoted to Chief Nursing Officer, Vice President Patient Care Services of Virginia Hospital Center.In this role Ms. Maguire leads our Divisions of Nursing, Pharmacy, Education, Recruitment, and Cardio Pulmonary Services.
  
  Prior to that, Ms. Maguire was Associate Vice President Patient Care Services for three years, where she was responsible for strategic planning and oversight for all Medical/Surgical units, Joint Replacement, Stroke, Ventilator, Critical Care, Telemetry, Hemodialysis, Emergency, Psychiatric Services, Pediatric/PICU and the Cancer Center.Ms. Maguire acted as a Clinical Director and Head Nurse for thirteen years at the Hospital.She also spent 11 years a staff nurse in Pediatrics and Medicine at the Hospital.
  
  In addition to her extensive experience at Virginia Hospital Center, Ms. Maguire was a clinical lecturer at George Mason and Marymount Universities and is currently a Graduate Nurse Preceptor.She received Marymount University's Outstanding Alumni Achievement Award in 2001, was the Virginia Nurses Association Outstanding Nurse of the Year in 1988, and was listed in Who's Who in Nursing in 1987.
  
  Ms. Maguire received her B.S.N. from Marymount University in 1985, her M.S.N. from Marymount University in 1987, and a Johnson & Johnson Wharton Management Program Certificate in 1994 from the University of Pennsylvania.She is a member of Sigma Theta Tau and has been a past President of the Eta Alpha chapter at Marymount University.

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  Published on: 3/8/2004    Last Visited: 3/8/2004  

  "We're now looked at as a medical center, not just as a small community hospital," said Jeanne Maguire, who joined the staff in 1974 as a night nurse in the pediatric unit, and is now chief nursing officer and vice president for patient care services.
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  "I remember when we had glass thermometers with mercury in them, that we had to shake before using and wash down at the end of every shift," Maguire said.
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  "There is a new challenge here every day," Maguire said.

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  ADVANCE For Nurses | Job Fair - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 9/4/2002    Last Visited: 9/4/2002  

  Jeanne Maguire, MSN, RN, certainly remembers where she was and what she was doing, with crystal clarity.Maguire is associate vice president for nursing at Virginia Hospital Center-Arlington, a 334-bed acute-care community teaching hospital that is the official health care facility for Pentagon employees.
  
  A Morning to Remember
  
  "I usually get to the hospital about 7 a.m., and that morning I was making rounds, talking with the nursing supervisors to see if there were any areas I needed to pay special attention to," Maguire recalled."I bumped into one of my colleagues, and she said, 'Oh my gosh, did you hear what happened?The World Trade Center was just hit by an airplane.'"
  
  That first jet hit the north tower at 8:45 a.m. EDT, tearing a gaping hole in the building and setting it afire.On her way to the main lobby at the time, Maguire and her friend stopped by the outpatient lab to watch TV coverage of the flaming building.
  
  "We started looking at the TV, and it seemed like only seconds later that a second plane hit [the south tower].And I said, 'That does not look like an accident.'"
  
  The second hijacked airliner crashed into the tower at 9:03 a.m., setting it aflame as well.It also stirred Maguire and the rest of the Virginia Hospital Center-Arlington staff into action.
  
  "For some reason, and I think nurses are known for their intuition, I said, 'We need to go over to the administrative suite and get out our disaster book.I just have a feeling that Washington is going to be hit next.'"
  
  Immediately, the administrative team met in the main boardroom.They were discussing the situation and looking through the facility's disaster manual when Maguire got a phone call.
  
  "It was from the emergency department, saying that they heard the Pentagon was hit."
  
  American Airlines Flight 77, a Boeing 757, crashed into the Pentagon at 9:43 a.m., sending up a huge plume of smoke and causing an immediate building evacuation.
  
  The Front Lines
  
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  Virginia Hospital Center-Arlington is only about 5 miles from the Pentagon and has served as the official hospital for its employees for several years, according to Maguire.
  
  "I went down to the emergency department and we got a call then from the Arlington County EMS about quarter to 10 a.m.It was very confusing and we were losing contact with them because all of the telephones were being used.All we knew was that the Pentagon was hit and we were going to be getting victims at the hospital."
  
  The first patient arrived by ambulance about 10:30 a.m.The hospital would receive 30 patients from the stricken building that first hour, and a total of 44 within an hour-and-a-half.
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  "We certainly had critical burns and very debilitating smoke inhalation," Maguire noted."There were also various orthopedic injuries and some cuts and abrasions."
  
  It was a very emotional experience for the associate VP.
  
  "Even when I talk about it now, I visualize victim after victim coming to the ED, not knowing what we were going to find when we opened the back of that ambulance door."
  
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  Maguire didn't go home until 3 a.m. the following morning, because at the time nobody knew for certain if there would be any more attacks and the patients who were admitted to the hospital needed to be stabilized.
  
  "Eighteen patients were actually admitted.All night long the military personnel and Joint Chiefs of Staff were coming to visit them, so I assisted them and accompanied them to the patient rooms."
  
  The command center in the boardroom remained in place for several days, with senior staff members periodically relieving each other.
  
  Looking Back

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  Virginia Hospital Center - Arlington | November 2, 2001 - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 1/27/2001    Last Visited: 7/14/2002  

  Ramona Tomallo-Bowman, Assistant Patient Care Director for the Emergency Department, Jeanne Maguire, Associate Vice President of Nursing, and . "Everyone was ready, but after a while, no more ambulances arrived," said Heather McCorry, a nurse at the Virginia Hospital Center.

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  Virginia Hospital Center - Breast Cancer Awareness Psa - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 10/6/2001    Last Visited: 10/27/2006  

  The message behind both PSA's which are communicated by Jeanne Maguire, Virginia Hospital Center's Chief Nursing Officer and breast cancer survivor, and David Duhamel, MD, Medical Director of the Rose Benté Lee Ostapenko Outpatient Oncology Center emphasizes the strong need for all women to receive a mammogram.
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  Hear Jeanne Maguire, RN, MSN, Cheif Nursing Officer, and breast cancer survivor.

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  Published on: 10/30/2007    Last Visited: 10/30/2007  

  Jeanne Maguire, RN, MSN, CNO

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  Published on: 2/16/2006    Last Visited: 10/30/2007  

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  Jeanne Maguire, RN, MSN, CNO
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  In 2003, Jeanne Maguire, RN, MSN was promoted to Chief Nursing Officer, Vice President Patient Care Services of Virginia Hospital Center.In this role Ms. Maguire leads our Divisions of Nursing, Pharmacy, Education, Recruitment, and Cardio Pulmonary Services.
  
  Prior to that, Ms. Maguire was Associate Vice President Patient Care Services for three years, where she was responsible for strategic planning and oversight for all Medical/Surgical units, Joint Replacement, Stroke, Ventilator, Critical Care, Telemetry, Hemodialysis, Emergency, Psychiatric Services, Pediatric/PICU and the Cancer Center.Ms. Maguire acted as a Clinical Director and Head Nurse for thirteen years at the Hospital.She also spent 11 years a staff nurse in Pediatrics and Medicine at the Hospital.
  
  In addition to her extensive experience at Virginia Hospital Center, Ms. Maguire was a clinical lecturer at George Mason and Marymount Universities and is currently a Graduate Nurse Preceptor.She received Marymount University's Outstanding Alumni Achievement Award in 2001, was the Virginia Nurses Association Outstanding Nurse of the Year in 1988, and was listed in Who's Who in Nursing in 1987.
  
  Ms. Maguire received her B.S.N. from Marymount University in 1985, her M.S.N. from Marymount University in 1987, and a Johnson & Johnson Wharton Management Program Certificate in 1994 from the University of Pennsylvania.She is a member of Sigma Theta Tau and has been a past President of the Eta Alpha chapter at Marymount University.

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  Published on: 5/8/2006    Last Visited: 10/30/2007  

  "The theme, ‘Where Miracles Happen Every Day,' brings in to light the fact that the medical profession is making astonishing advancements in so many areas," said Jeanne Maguire, Chief Nursing Officer at Virginia Hospital Center.
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  "Each of us has our own philosophy of nursing, but at the core is our ability to think critically, make decisions autonomously, impact patient outcomes and make a difference in the lives of patients and their families," said Maguire.

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  Jeanne Maguire, RN, MSN, & Chief Nursing OfficerVirginia Hospital Center :
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  Jeanne Maguire, RN, MSN
  
  Vice President & Chief Nursing Officer
  
  In 2003, Jeanne Maguire, RN, MSN was promoted to Chief Nursing Officer, Vice President Patient Care Services of Virginia Hospital Center.In this role Ms. Maguire leads our Divisions of Nursing, Pharmacy, Education, Recruitment, and Cardio Pulmonary Services.
  
  Prior to that, Ms. Maguire was Associate Vice President Patient Care Services for three years, where she was responsible for strategic planning and oversight for all Medical/Surgical units, Joint Replacement, Stroke, Ventilator, Critical Care, Telemetry, Hemodialysis, Emergency, Psychiatric Services, Pediatric/PICU and the Cancer Center.Ms. Maguire acted as a Clinical Director and Head Nurse for thirteen years at the Hospital.She also spent 11 years a staff nurse in Pediatrics and Medicine at the Hospital.
  
  In addition to her extensive experience at Virginia Hospital Center, Ms. Maguire was a clinical lecturer at George Mason and Marymount Universities and is currently a Graduate Nurse Preceptor.She received Marymount University's Outstanding Alumni Achievement Award in 2001, was the Virginia Nurses Association Outstanding Nurse of the Year in 1988, and was listed in Who's Who in Nursing in 1987.
  
  Ms. Maguire received her B.S.N. from Marymount University in 1985, her M.S.N. from Marymount University in 1987, and a Johnson & Johnson Wharton Management Program Certificate in 1994 from the University of Pennsylvania.She is a member of Sigma Theta Tau and has been a past President of the Eta Alpha chapter at Marymount University.

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