CURRICULUM VITAE
ANDREA ROSEMARY HAYWARD ( nee Hoffmeyer- Hedley )
PERSONAL INFORMATION
Registration
SANC Ref No 10915437
Identity number
4808170082087
Postal Address
P O Box 67
Buccleuch
2066
Telephone number
011 8026273 (h)
011 2825151 (w)
Date of birth
17-08-1948
Marital status
Married with one daughter
Highest standard
Matriculated 1966 Waverley Girls High School
PROFESSIONAL QUALIFICATIONS
MSc Nursing, Dissertation (in progress)
Higher Diploma in Nursing Education (Wits)
Higher Diploma in Nursing Administration (Wits)
Diploma in Intensive Nursing Science
Diploma in General Nursing
Certificate in Nephrology Nursing
2013
1987
1987
1977
1970
1980 (completed in 1974)
RELATED QUALIFICATIONS
Certificate in Junior Management
HWSETA Assessorship
HWSETA Moderator’s Course
American Heart Association:
Basic Life support Instructor
Advanced Cardiac Life Support Instructor
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1992
2003
2008
2011
2011
SKILLS AND COMPETENCIES
Outbreak management expert - particularly Viral Haemorrhagic Fevers
Mediclinic AHA ITC faculty member
Critical Care specialist Committee representative
Member of the Mediclinic Quality Assurance Team for internal surveys
Responsible for educational Quality improvement programmes.
Language editing and reviewing.
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Witwatersrand University Lecturer
Oct 2012 to date
Wiwatersrand University Guest Lecturer
2008 to Sept 2012
Johannesburg University lecturer part time
2005 to date
UNISA lecturer part time
2004 to date
Nurse Educator
Sandton Medi-Clinic
Learning Centre
Sandton Medi-Clinic
Learning Centre
Contracted via Medinurse
2003 - 2011
2011 to date
Training and Development Consultant Morningside Medi-Clinic
2002 – 2003
Professional Nurse
Morningside Medi-Clinic
Cardiothoracic Intensive Care
Coronary Intensive Care
2001 – 2002
Nursing Services Manager
Sandton Medi-Clinic
1996 - 2001
Chief Professional Nurse
B G Alexander Nursing College
Senior Lecturer: Biological
Sciences and Pharmacology
1989 - 1996
Course Co-ordinator: Diploma
Med and Surg: Critical Care
Senior Professional Nurse
Senior Professional Nurse
1989 - 1990
1990 - 1996
B G Alexander Nursing College
Lecturer: Biological Sciences and
Pharmacology
1988 - 1989
Johannesburg Hospital
1978 - 1987
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1988 - 1989
Charge Post: Acute Renal Unit
1978 – 1979
Clinical Facilitator(Renal and ICU) 1979 – 1987
Professional Nurse
Johannesburg Hospital
Charge Post Acute Renal Unit
General ward and unit experience
1972 - 1977
1974 - 1978
1972 - 1974
Student Nurse
Groote Schuur Hospital
1967 - 1970
PREVIOUS COMMITTEE MEMBERSHIP
Senate B G Alexander Nursing College
Transvaal Professional Society of
Nurse Educators and Administrators
Critical Care Development Forum
South African Nursing Association Wits Branch
Renal Care Society of South Africa
NEA, Gauteng Chapter
Elected Tutor Representative
Committee member
Chairperson
Committee member
President , Secretary and
Committee member
Treasurer
CURRENT COMMITTEE MEMBERSHIP
NEA, Gauteng Chapter
Vice Chairperson
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Honorary Life Membership of the Renal Care Society of South Africa.
HASA Award – Public/Private sector co-operation
NEA Leadership in Nursing Education Award
2007
2012
EXAMINER
Johannesburg University examiner for Critical Care Diploma
Nephrology module
University of Witwatersrand
Chris Hani Baragwaneth
External moderator for
Nephrology Nursing Diploma
Moderator for Diploma in
3
2002- 2012
2000- 2010
Nursing College
B G Alexander Nursing College
Intensive Nursing Science
1996- 2008
Moderator for Nephrology
Nursing Course
2000 -2002
B G Alexander Nursing College Examiner for Diploma Intensive
Nursing Science
1990-1996
B G Alexander Nursing College Examiner for Pharmacology
1988-1990
B G Alexander Nursing College Examiner for 1st and 2nd year
Biological Sciences
1988 – 1990
South African Nursing Council
Examiner for Certificate in
Nephrology Nursing
1982 –1985
PRESENTATIONS AT INTERNATIONAL CONGRESSES
“Preparation for Outbreaks – Strengths and Weaknesses.” Keynote speaker
3rd Annual Conference: Outbreak Control and Prevention – Africa
MIDRAND. May 2012
of Haemorrhagic Fever Outbreaks – Reflect on the past and Look to the
future.”
Fourth European Federation of Critical Care Nurses Association Congress and Danish
Society of Anaesthesia and Critical Care Nurses Spring Congress
COPENHAGEN. March 2011.
“Challenges
Keynote Speaker: “Viral Haemorrhagic Fevers-An approach for the Future.”
Second Annual Outbreak Control and Prevention Africa Conference.
MIDRAND May 2011
“Outbreaks of Communicable Diseases.”
Inaugural Conference: Outbreak Control and Prevention – Africa
MIDRAND. May 2010
“Viral Haemorrhagic Fevers - a Disaster with a difference.”
Guest lecture. Second International Congress. Emergency Medicine in the Developing
World
CAPE TOWN. Nov 2009.
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“An unidentified Viral Haemorrhagic Fever in the Critical Care Setting.”
Tenth Congress of the World Federation of Societies of Intensive and Critical Care
Medicine.
Sixth Annual Congress of the World Federation of Critical Care Nurses.
FLORENCE. Aug 2009.
“Ten years Haemodialysis experience in patients with Acute Renal Failure”.
Fourteenth Annual Conference of the European Dialysis and Transplant Nurses
Association. BRUSSELS. 1985.
“Reduced mortality of Combined Acute Renal Failure due to recent advances in
treatment”.
Eighth Annual Conference of the European Dialysis and Transplant Nurses Association.
AMSTERDAM. 1979
PRESENTATIONS AT NATIONAL CONGRESSES
“The Burden of Communicable Diseases: Management plays a vital role in the
prevention and cure.”
Keynote speaker, Forum of Professional Nurse Leaders, Nursing 2010- Build on it!
ROODEPOORT, May 2010
“VHF – A Dreaded Nightmare”
Guest Speaker, Nurse Educators Association, Gauteng Chapter,
JOHANNESBURG, Feb 2009.
“An Historical Overview of Nephrology Nursing in South Africa.”
Guest Speaker, Renal Care Society Congress.
JOHANNESBURG. Aug 2000.
“Assessment of Renal Function in Intensive Care Units”.
Guest lecture, Intensive Care Update. No 4
Centre for Nurse Leaders.
RAND AFRIKAANS UNIVERSITY. 1995.
“The changing role of the Nephrology Nurse.”
Workshop – “Is the education of the South African Nephrology Nurse adequate”?
9th Renal Care Society Congress.
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PRETORIA. 1984.
“Review of Diabetic Nephropathy”.
9th Renal Care Society Congress.
PRETORIA. 1984.
“Extracorporeal treatment of Acute Hepatic Failure especially the role of Continuous
Haemofiltration”.
9th Renal Care Society Congress.
PRETORIA. 1984.
The value of the Urea Model in assessing the adequacy of Haemodialysis”.
8th Renal Care Society Congress.
JOHANNESBURG. 1983.
“Aortic Aneurysms – When to Dialyse”?
7th Renal Care Society Congress.
DURBAN. 1982.
“Intensive care aspects of Renal Nursing”
Critical Care Society Congress.
JOHANNESBURG. 1980.
“Reduced Mortality of combined Acute Renal Failure, Medical, Surgical, and
Gynaecological due to recent advances in treatment.
Inaugural Congress of the Critical Care Society. BARAGWANETH HOSPITAL,
JOHANNESBURG. 1978
“Reduced Mortality of combined Acute Renal Failure, Medical, Surgical, and
Gynaecological due to recent advances in treatment.
12th Renal Society Congress.
JOHANNESBURG. 1978
“Increased losses of Potassium and Phosphates during Haemodialysis using Glucose Free
Dialysate”.
4th Renal Care Society Congress.
JOHANNESBURG. 1978.
“Copper Poisoning Treatment on Haemodialysis”.
2nd Renal Care Society Congress.
BLOEMFONTEIN 1976.
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“Patient Education for Home Haemodialysis”.
Inaugural Renal Care Society Congress.
JOHANNESBURG. 1975.
I have presented other papers and discussions at local seminars countrywide which have
not been included in this document.
PUBLICATIONS
Proceedings of THE EUROPEAN DIALYSIS AND TRANSPLANT NURSES
ASSOCIATION – EUROPEAN RENAL CARE ASSOCIATION.
Reduced mortality of Combined Acute Renal Failure due to recent advances in
treatment.
Vol 8. 1979 :32 – 35.
Proceedings of THE EUROPEAN DIALYSIS AND TRANSPLANT NURSES
ASSOCIATION – EUROPEAN RENAL CARE ASSOCIATION.
Ten years Haemodialysis experience in patients with Acute Renal Failure.
Vol 14. 1985:17 – 21.
Ten years Haemodialysis experience in patients with Acute Renal Failure.
SAMJ Vol 17, Nov 1986.
MEMBRANE (Journal of the Renal Care Society of South Africa.)
PRESIDENT’S REPORT in the following volumes:
5(1) 1983. 14.
5(2) 1983. 16.
5(3) 1983. 17.
6(1) 1984. 12-13.
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Report on the 8th Annual Conference of the EDTNA.
MEMBRANE 2 (1) 1980. 11-13.
Intensive Care Aspects of Renal Nursing.
MEMBRANE 3 (1) 1981. 6-13
The value of the Urea Model in assessing the adequacy of Haemodialysis.
MEMBRANE 5 (3) 1983. 12-13.
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