Curriculum Vitae
Joseph P. Barimo, Ed.D.
5302 Donnie Wood Court
Louisville, Ky. 40299
Cell: 561-312-7413
Email:drjoe@drjoebarimo.com
PROFESSIONAL PROFILE
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Accomplished career demonstrating consistent success as an
Administrator and Educator at the post secondary level. Outstanding track
record in assuring student/employee success.
Seasoned in conceiving and building programs from the ground up
through proven competencies in planning and administration, project and
program management, and staff development and empowerment.
Extensive background of developing and implementing programs for atrisk and special needs students, racially and ethnically diverse
populations, and second-language learners.
Effective communicator with excellent planning, organizational, and
negotiation strengths as well as the ability to lead, reach consensus,
establish goals, and attain results.
EDUCATION
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Ed.D., Management of Educational Programs, Nova Southeastern
University, Davie, FL, 2000, DISSERTATION: Improving Documentation
Skills in Master Level Speech-Language Pathology Students
MBA, Tampa College,FL , 1995
M.S., Speech-Language Pathology, University of South Florida, Tampa,
FL, 1985
HONORS AND AWARDS
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Faculty Member of the Year, University of Phoenix, South Florida Campus
Outstanding Faculty Administrator, University of Phoenix, South Florida
Campus
Administrator of the Year, Nova Southeastern University
Outstanding Faculty Member, Nova Southeastern University, CSD
FLASHA President’s Award
FLASHA Outstanding Service Award
Who’s Who of Executives and Professionals
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ACADEMIC/TEACHING EXPERIENCE
Adjunct Professor, University of Phoenix, FL, 2006 to Present
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Taught in colleges of Nursing, Health and Human Services, Business and
Liberal Arts
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Emphasized relating academic experience to the work place and to
personal mastery.
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Coordinated with SHC Recruiting Department to establish a University
Liaison to provide facilities, mentors, professional contacts and support for
students.
Professor, Nova Southeastern University, Davie, FL, 1995 to 2006
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Taught in the School of Education which housed the Undergraduate
School of Education, Graduate School of Education, Program in SpeechLanguage Pathology and Programs in Education/Organization Leadership.
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Provided leadership, management and clinical training to graduate and
undergraduate students
Adjunct Professor, Nova Southeastern University, Davie, FL, 1992 to 1995
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Taught in the Speech-Language Pathology Program.
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Provided the professional development course for master and doctoral
level students.
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Provided supervision course for faculty supervisors.
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Provided voice therapy course master and doctoral level students.
COURSES TAUGHT
COMM/102
COMMUNICATION SKILLS FOR CAREER GROWTH
COMM/110
INTRODUCTION TO ORAL COMMUNICATION
COMM/310
PUBLIC SPEAKING
HCM/570
HEALTH CARE ORGANIZATIONS
HCM/580
HEALTH CARE INFRASTRUCTURE
HCS/310
HEALTH CARE DELIVERY IN THE UNITED STATES
HCS/320
HEALTH CARE COMMUNICATION STRATEGIES
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HCS/350
HEALTH CARE COMMUNICATION
HCS/402
INTRODUCTION TO HEALTHCARE IN THE UNITED STATES
HCS/405
HEALTH CARE FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING
HCS/408
THERAPEUTIC HEALTHCARE COMMUNICATIONS
HCS/413
HEALTH CARE MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES
HCS/427
HUMAN RESOURCE PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICES IN HEALTH CARE
HCS/430
LEGAL ISSUES IN HEALTH CARE: REGULATION AND COMPLIANCE
HCS/435
ETHICS: HEALTH CARE AND SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
HCS/443
POPULATIONS REQUIRING LONG TERM CARE
HCS/446
FACILITY PLANNING
HCS/449
HEALTH ADMINISTRATION CAPSTONE
HCS/451
HEALTH CARE QUALITY MANAGEMENT AND OUTCOMES ANALYSIS
HCS/463
APPLICATION OF HEALTH CARE MANAGEMENT PRINCIPLES
HCS/475
LEADERSHIP AND PERFORMANCE DEVELOPMENT
HCS/478
HEALTH LAW AND ETHICS
HCS/490
HEALTH CARE CONSUMER - TRENDS AND MARKETING
HCS/514
MANAGING IN TODAY'S HEALTH CARE ORGANIZATIONS
HCS/525
LEADERSHIP
HCS/532
LEADERSHIP AND ORGANIZATIONAL MANAGEMENT
HCS/539
MARKETING FOR HEALTH CARE
HCS/544
CURRENT ISSUES IN HEALTH LAW AND ETHICS
HCS/545
HEALTH LAW AND ETHICS
HCS/549
EVALUATION METHODOLOGY
HCS/570
FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT FOR NURSING MANAGERS
HCS/571
FINANCIAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
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HCS/577
FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT IN HEALTH CARE
HCS/578
ETHICAL, LEGAL, AND REGULATORY ISSUES IN HEALTH CARE
HCS/579
HEALTH CARE FINANCE
HCS/582
HEALTH CARE FINANCE
HCS/587
CREATING CHANGE WITHIN ORGANIZATIONS
HCS/588
MEASURING PERFORMANCE STANDARDS
HSN/540
TEACHING AND LEARNING STRATEGIES
HSN/544
DESIGN AND PROCESS OF CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT
HSN/548
ROLE OF THE HEALTH CARE/NURSING EDUCATOR
HSN/552
ASSESSMENT AND EVALUATION OF LEARNING
LDR/510
ORGANIZATIONAL LEADERSHIP AND CHANGE MANAGEMENT
LDR/531
ORGANIZATIONAL LEADERSHIP
MBA/500
FOUNDATIONS OF PROBLEM-BASED LEARNING
MBA/502
MANAGING THE BUSINESS ENTERPRISE
MBA/520
TRANSFORMATIONAL LEADERSHIP
MBA/550
RESOURCE OPTIMIZATION
MGT/578
STRATEGY FORMULATION AND IMPLEMENTATION
HIGHLIGHTS OF PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Signature HealthCARE, LLC, Louisville , KY, 2008 – Present
Vice President of Learning (2009 - Present)
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Established Healthcare Educator Series to support teaching as a
management competency model.
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Established Corporate Education Best Practices to support teaching and
learning initiatives.
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Established contacts in each department to coordinate education efforts.
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Established “Core of Four” to support teaching and learning efforts in the
facility via peer to peer learning, learning co-horts and teachable
moments.
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Executive Director of Education (2008 – 2009)
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Applied Senge’s model of Learning Organization to Signature
HealthCARE.
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Established Learning Formation Group consisting of SHC VP’s and Clevel Executives to review integrate and support teaching and learning
efforts throughout the organization.
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Developed Adult Learning Certification as teaching foundation for SHC
facility and home office leadership.
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Developed and over-saw SHC Learning Congress to replace Corporate
Retreat Model
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Coordinated and reviewed SHC CEO, DON and RSM Schools to
incorporate educational best practices
Nova Southeastern University, Davie, FL 1995 – 2007
Executive Dean (2003 -2007)
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Participated in negotiation, execution and monitoring of all contracts
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Facilitated and oversaw integration of Undergraduate Division of
Education
Executive Director (1999 – 2003)
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Oversaw compliance with all state and federal regulations
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Monitored and responded to political situations that could impact program
function
Director (1995 – 1999)
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Responsible for budget preparation, revenue enhancement, strategic
planning and market analysis
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Supervised support services and billing and collection efforts
Publications
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Barimo, J., Habal, M., & Scheuerle, J. (1987). Postnatal palatoplasty:
implications for normal speech articulation – a preliminary report.
Scandinavian Journal of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 21, 139-143.
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Barimo, J. (1999). Strategies for dealing with the new reimbursement
paradigm.
Seminars
in
Hearing
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101-105.
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Freeman, B., Barimo, J. & Fox, G. (2000). Financial management of
audiology practices and clinics. In H. Dunn & M. Valente (Eds.), Audiology
practice management. New, NY: Thieme
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Research and Scholarship
Faculty advisor for the following research projects:
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“An Evaluation of Speech-Language Pathology Assistants’ Knowledge of
Rules and Regulations in Florida,” by Tracy P. Waxman
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“A Survey of Speech-Language Pathology Assistants in the State of
Florida,” by Carri Slade
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“The Key Elements that Would Attract a Clinican to CFY Position,” by
Ami Weintraub
Presentations
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Barimo, Joseph, P. (2011) “ Learning as a Driver of Business Strategy”
Presented at Maise Learning 2011, Orlando, Fl.
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Barimo, Joseph, P. (2011), “ Creating Leaders as Teachers in Healthcare”
Presented at the Pioneer Network National Conference, St. Charles, MO.
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Barimo, Joseph, P. (2010), “Praxis Knowledge Cup Program” Presented
at the Florida Association of Speech-Language Pathologists and
Audiologists annual conference, Orlando, FL.
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Barimo, Joseph, P. (2009), “National Examination in Speech-Language
Pathology and Audiology: Strategies for Success” Presented at the Florida
Association of Speech-Language Pathologists and Audiologists annual
conference, Marco Island, FL.
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Barimo, Joseph, P. (2007), “Productivity, Profitability and Livability in the
University Clinic”, Presented at the American Speech Language and
Hearing Association’s National Convention, Chicago, IL.
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Barimo, Joseph, P. (2006), “Ethical considerations for Speech-Language
Pathologists”, Presented at the National Healthcare Corporation National
Convention, Atlanta, GA.
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Professional License/Certification
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Florida Speech-Language Pathologist
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American Speech-Language Hearing Association – Certificate of Clinical
Competence
Conferences
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American Speech-Language and Hearing Association Annual Convention,
attended 1985 – Present
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Florida Association of Speech-Language Pathologists and Audiologists
Annual State Conference, attended 1985 - Present