Amy L. Stott
104 Lincoln Avenue
State College, PA 16801
Phone: (518) 231-4192
amy.stott@gmail.com
EDUCATION:
August 2009
The Pennsylvania State University
University Park, Pennsylvania
Major: Health Policy and Administration
Minor: Gerontology
MS
May 1998
Sage Graduate School
Troy, New York
Major: Physical Therapy
BS
May 1997
Russell Sage College
Troy, New York
Major: Physical Therapy
ACADEMIC EXPERIENCE:
2012-Present
2009
2005-2008
Instructor—The Pennsylvania State University
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Teach 300-level courses in health care medical needs and health policy issues
with a writing component.
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Instruct a seminar for first-year students.
Independent Contractor—St. Bonaventure
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Collaborated with the Director of the Bogoni Center developing community
education topics for local health care providers and caregivers that address health
service needs and improve the life of the aging population in western New York.
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Provided community education lectures that instructed health care providers in
how to use equipment and position residents and clients to prevent pressure
ulcers at several facilities throughout western New York.
Graduate Research Assistant—The Pennsylvania State University
 Served as a member of the research team for the evaluation of the Better Jobs
Better Care demonstration funded by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation and
The Atlantic Philanthropies.
 Constructed data files and performed data analysis using SPSS, SAS, STATA,
and Mplus statistical packages.
 Completed literature reviews of management practices and their impacts on
workforce outcomes.
 Authored and co-authored peer-reviewed journal articles and project
manuscripts.
 Presented project findings at scientific meetings and the Robert Wood Johnson
Foundation’s funders meeting in Princeton, NJ.
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2006-2007
Teaching—The Pennsylvania State University
 HPA 442 Long-Term Care Management, Guest Lecturer, 2007
 HPA 522 Medical Technology and Terminology, Guest Lecturer, 2007
 HPA 442 Long-Term Care Management, Lecturer for Module 4: Human
Factors, 2006
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:
More than 13 years of healthcare experience working in New York, Pennsylvania, and Florida for
variety of companies including Bassett Healthcare Network, Genesis Rehabilitation Services,
HealthSouth, Health First, and Northeast Health.
2003-2005
Program Manager
 Supervised Physical, Occupational, and Speech Therapy personnel at four
facilities.
 Communicated therapeutic and financial information to staff and facility
administrators.
 Completed, analyzed, and reported revenue and expenses to the Area Director.
 Established therapy treatment minutes based on Resource Utilization Groups
(RUG) for the Prospective Payment System (PPS) under Medicare.
 Provided training to new employees through the Physical Therapy Mentoring
Program.
 Conducted annual performance reviews and participate in the formulation of
merit increases.
 Interviewed and hired therapists.
1998-Present
Physical Therapist
 Evaluated and treated residents and clients in both inpatient and outpatient
settings.
 Clinical Instructor for students studying Physical Therapy.
 Participated in several community education programs, health fairs, and support
groups.
PUBLICATIONS:
Brannon, D.S., Kemper, P., Heier-Leitzell, B., and A. Stott’ A. L. (2011). “Reinventing
Management Practices in Long Term Care: How Cultural Evolution Can Affect Workforce
Recruitment and Retention.” Generations: Journal of the American Society on Aging, 34 (4),
68-74.
Kemper, P., Brannon, S. D., Barry, T., Stott, A. L., & Heier, B. (2008). Implementation of the
Better Jobs Better Care demonstration: Lessons for long term care workforce initiatives. The
Gerontologist, 48, 26-35.
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Stott, A. L., Brannon, S. D., Vasey, J., Dansky, K. H., and Kemper, P. (2007). Baseline
management practices at providers in Better Jobs Better Care. Gerontology and Geriatrics
Education, 28 (2), 17-36.
REPORTS:
Kemper, P., Brannon, S. D., Heier, B., Kim, J., Warner, C., Vasey, J., and Stott, A. Frontline
Supervisor Survey Report. Washington, D.C.: Department of Health and Human Services
Office of the Assistant Secretary for Planning and Evaluation. September 2008.
PRESENTATIONS:
Stott, A. L. (2008). “Did Better Jobs Better Care change management practices and processes?”
Presented at the annual meeting of AcademyHealth, Washington, DC (presenter).
Stott, A. L., Vasey, J., Brannon, S. D., Kemper, P., & Heier, B. (2007). Changes in management
practices over the course of the BJBC demonstration. Presented at the annual meeting of the
Gerontological Society of America, San Francisco, CA (presenter).
Brannon, S. D., Kemper, P., Vasey, J., Barry, T. & Stott, A. (2006). Staff management practices to
enhance caregiving quality across the continuum. Gerontological Society of America, Dallas,
TX (presenter).
Stott, A. L., Vasey, J., Brannon, S. D., & Kemper, P. (2006). The BJBC Demonstration:
Management practices before implementing change. Presented at the annual meeting of the
Gerontological Society of America, Dallas, TX (presenter).
FELLOWSHIPS AND AWARDS:
The Pennsylvania State University
 2008 Juran Fellowship
 National Institute on Aging (NIA) trainee for The Pennsylvania State University Gerontology
Center, August 1, 2005-July 31, 2008.
 The Pennsylvania State University Graduate Exhibition Award, Third Place in the Social &
Behavioral Sciences, 2007
 PhD Committee Student Representative, 2005-2007
Russell Sage College
 Kellas Scholar
 Athenians Honor Society
 Founder’s/Faculty Scholar
SOFTWARE PROGRAMS:
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Statistical: SPSS, SAS, Stata, and Mplus
Microsoft Office
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