1. KIMBERLY S. JARCZYK, M.S.N., A.R.N.P.
Nemours Children's Clinic
807 Children’s Way
Jacksonville, Fl. 32207
904-697-3695
Florida License #ARNP 0943362
EDUCATION
PhD Candidate – University of Florida, College of Nursing: 2011
M.S.N. – University of Florida – Gainesville, Florida: 1994
Completed didactic course work for Pediatric CNS
Completed didactic course work and clinical rotations for PNP
B.S.N. – University of North Florida, Jacksonville, Florida: 1980
Summa Cum Laude, Phi Kappa Phi
A.D.N. – Sante Fe Community College, Gainesville, Florida: 1977
(Liberal Arts Courses 1977–1978)
CERTIFICATIONS
2005 - Present PNCB Pediatric Primary Care Certification
1984 – 1997 PALS Certification
1981 – 1989 ACLS Certification
1980 – 1985 Certified Counselor for Victims of Sexual Assault
AWARDS/HONORS
2014 Sigma Theta Tau International
2012 The Daisy Award for Extraordinary Nurses
2011/2012/2013 Grinter Fellowship, University of Florida, College of Nursing
2011/2012/2013 North Florida Consortium Scholarship, University of Florida,
College of Nursing
2011/2012/2013 College of Nursing Endowed Scholarship, University of Florida
1993 – 1994/1995 – 1996 Who's Who in American Nursing
2007 – 2008
1988 Certificate for Outstanding Contribution
Florida Association of Pediatric Tumor Programs
1980 – Present Phi Kappa Phi

2. MEMBERSHIPS
2008 – Present International Children’s Continence Society (ICCS)
2006 – Present Association of Pediatric Gastroenterology & Nutrition Nurses (APGNN)
1988 – 2003 A.S.P.E.N.
1982 Speakers Council for Hospice of Northeast Florida
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Nemours Children's Clinic, Jacksonville, Florida
January 2013 – Clinical Director/Pediatric Nurse Practitioner - Dysfunctional Elimination Clinic
Present Developed and implemented a nurse practitioner-led subspecialty referral program
providing integrated services for children with incontinence and dysfunctional
elimination with shared oversight by pediatric gastroenterology, urology, and psychiatry.
Specialized testing includes urodynamics, EMG Uroflow, and pediatric/3D anorectal
manomtery. Specialized treatment includes animated pelvic floor biofeedback.
July 2001 – 2013 Pediatric Nurse Practitioner/Clinical Nurse Specialist
Division of Pediatric Urology
Responsible for evaluation and medical management of children with urinary tract
infection, vesicoureteral reflux, and dysfunctional habits of elimination.
March 1993 – 2013 Pediatric Nurse Practitioner/Clinical Nurse Specialist
Division of Gastroenterology and Nutrition
Responsible for provision of outpatient services to children with primary and secondary
disorders of the gastrointestinal tract. Limited inpatient responsibilities. Special
interests: Motility disorders and Nutrition. 1995 – 1996 wrote proposal for and instituted
outreach clinic offering pediatric GI services including screening and follow-up through
the Public Health Department in Daytona Beach. 1994 – 1996 part-time clinic and
clinical coverage for Nemours Children’s Clinic in Ft. Myers.
September 1993 – 2003 Senior Nurse Practitioner
Responsible for instituting a Shared Governance model for nursing within the
organization. Responsible for promoting excellence in nursing practice through the
privileging process, continuous quality improvement and peer evaluation. Responsible
for defining appropriate salary structure for nursing. Responsible for defining
appropriate utilization of nursing resources within the institution. Participated in
organizational planning and policymaking. Participated in building a community based
model of pediatric nursing care and setting community standards for pediatric nursing.
Responsible for promoting integration of nursing practice, education and research within
the organization and community through participation in interinstitutional nursing
process. Acted as an organizational liaison for the nursing staff at the community, state,
and national level
February 1988 – 1993 Nurse Coordinator, Division of Gastroenterology and Nutrition
Responsible for the coordination and implementation of care for patients in the
Gastroenterology clinic population. Primary role: Nurse Coordinator of the Pediatric
Nutritional Support Team. Wrote and instituted proposal for a city-wide Pediatric
Nutritional Support Service. Developed written protocol, policies and procedures, and

3. QA monitor for care of children receiving parenteral and enteral nutritional therapy and
instituted protocols on a community wide basis. Responsible for direct patient care
including: independent ongoing assessment and treatment of chronically ill but stable
children, coordination of community care, inpatient admissions and discharges, patient
education and pre-procedural preparation, NG, NJ, GT, and CVC care and
troubleshooting, motility disorders, motility testing, and bowel training. Acted as
consultant to nurses in inpatient facilities, home care agencies, the school system, and
other pediatric subspecialists on the care of children receiving nutritional support.
Pediatric Nursing Representative to the University Medical Center Pediatric Nutritional
Support Team. Responsible for networking with other clinical specialists on a state and
national level.
December 1986 – 1988 Nursing Chief of Cardiopulmonary and Specialty Medicine
Administrative and clinical accountability for Cardiopulmonary and Specialty Medicine
Clinics Responsible for maintenance of the primary nursing model through consultation,
education and role modeling. Responsible for promotion of clinical nursing practice
through interinstitutional and intrainstitutional role modeling and preceptorship. Acted as
a change agent to institute interinstitutional systems to facilitate coordination of patient
care and integration of pediatric nursing within the community. Acted as a
consultant/educator to facilitate interdisciplinary programs and systems in coordination
with physicians and staff. Responsible for recruitment of clinical specialists.
Participated in the development and implementation of organizational structure and
formulation of departmental goals and objectives. Responsible for monitoring cost
containment through review and analysis of monthly fiscal reports. Participated in
preparation of annual capital operating budget. Responsible for evaluation of the impact
of budgetary status on clinical practice. Responsible for maintenance of an overview of
clinic organization/management through participation in key clinic committees.
Contributing member of the Nursing Management Council assuming responsibility for
the Director of Nursing/Assistant Administrator in her absence. Active member of the
Nursing Center. Responsible for development, promotion and participation in patient
education, professional education, publication and clinical research. Responsible for the
development and maintenance of my own clinical practice through direct patient
care to the hemophilia population.
July 1985 – April 1988 Hematology/Hemophilia Coordinator
Responsible for the development, organization, administration and supervision of nursing
practice within the Pediatric Hemophilia Clinic. Wrote and instituted the proposal for
comprehensive multidisciplinary pediatric hemophilia care. Responsible for
coordinating and implementing the care of patients in the hematology and hemophilia
clinic populations inclusive of: the development and implementation of individualized
plans of care, patient/family teaching, development and institution of a home
transfusion program, development of written patient information brochures, consulting
within the school system and consulting on hematology/hemophilia patients during in-
patient admissions. Consultant to professionals and the community. Responsible for
networking with other hematology/hemophilia clinics on a national level.
December 1984 – Director of Surgical Nursing
December 1986 Twenty-four hour administrative and clinical accountability for a 32 bed pediatric
surgical/orthopaedic unit and a R.N. staff of 34. Responsible for instituting primary
nursing (utilizing nursing process, written care plans and modified problem oriented
charting), participative management, peer review, a working patient acuity system and
clinical laddering. Instituted bedside report, nursing rounds, bi-weekly multidisciplinary
rounds and monthly nursing grand rounds. Provided direct patient care to pediatric
orthopaedic, surgical and ICU patients. Responsible for cost containment, scheduling,

4. Quality Assurance, development of standards of care, and hiring/counseling and
termination of staff. Responsible for 24 hour clinical and administrative call. Member of
the Administrative Nursing Council. Acted in the Associate Director of nursing role in
the director's absence.
July 1984 – Director of Research and Education
December 1984 Responsible for individual clinical assessments on staff nurses. Developed and initiated
educational programs necessary to rectify identified clinical deficits. Developed
individualized programs and precepted individual nurses with significant clinical deficits.
Responsible for conducting an in-depth assessment of patient care delivery systems and
made recommendations for necessary changes to improve delivery of patient care.
Responsible for coordination of institutional and intrainstitutional educational programs,
maintenance of CEU institutional provider status. Chairperson for the Research and
Education Committee. Member of the Nursing Management Council.
March 1983 – July 1984 Urology Clinic Coordinator
Responsible for the development, organization and supervision of nursing practice within
the Pediatric Urology Clinic. Responsible for coordinating and implementing care of
patients in the urology population. Responsible for consulting in the urologic
management of the Pediatric Spina Bifida population. Responsible for consulting in the
urologic management of those pediatric patients who sustained traumatic spinal
cord injury and other patients with ongoing urologic compromise seen in the
Rehabilitation Clinic. Consultant to other professionals and the community.
University of Florida, College of Nursing
September 1998 – 2007 Visiting Instructor. PNP
School for the Deaf and Blind, St. Augustine, Fl.
Responsible for provision of direct clinical services to students seen in the school based
health care center. Developed individualized care plans for students with complex
disease. Assisted the nursing staff in implementing the plan of care for those children
within the context of the school environment.
January 1982 – Humana Hospital of Orange Park, Orange Park, Florida
January 1983 Emergency Room Nurse, Staff Supplement
January 1981 – Hospice of Northeast Florida, Jacksonville, Florida
August 1981 Assistant Patient Care Coordinator
January 1980 – Hospice of Northeast Florida, Jacksonville, Florida
January 1981 Volunteer R.N.
April 1979 – University of North Florida, Jacksonville, Florida
June 1980 Tutor for upper division students
Responsible for tutoring students in human anatomy, physiology and pathology.
September 1977 – Shands Teaching Hospital, Gainesville, Florida
September 1978 R.N. Staff Supplement
Work experience inclusive of: General Surgery, Medical ICU, Pediatric ICU, Neonatal
ICU, General Medical Floor and Medical Intermediate Care Unit.
September 1976 – Shands Teaching Hospital, Gainesville, Florida
September 1977 Nurse Technician
Work experience inclusive of Surgical Floor, Burn Unit and Medical Floor.

5. May 1976 – County Hospital, Fairbanks, Alaska
August 1976 Nurse Technician, Medical Floor
COMMITTEE MEMBERSHIP
Sept1998 – 2105 Nursing Leadership Council – Nemours Children’s Clinic
May 1995 – 1998 Managed Care Sub-Committee – Nemours Children's Clinic, Nursing Representative
April 1995 – 1996 Patient Improvement Group – Baptist Medical Center, Nemours Representative
August 1994 – 1997 Chairperson, Interinstitutional Pediatric Nursing Council of Northeast Florida
July 1994 – 2005 Chairperson, Nursing Practice Committee Nemours Children's Clinic, Jacksonville,
Florida.
June 1991 – 1993 Nurse Representative to Institutional Clinical Practice Committee. Nemours Children’s
Clinic, Jacksonville, Florida.
1991 – 1993 Chairperson, Community Standard of Care Committee Interinstitutional Pediatric
Nursing Council of Northeast Florida, Jacksonville, Florida. Developed and instituted
Pediatric Patient Care Standards and patient teaching brochures throughout the
community for care of central venous catheters, enteral feedings, orthopaedic home care,
and tracheostomy care.
1990 – 1993 Institutional Representative to Pediatric Nursing Council of Northeast Florida
Jacksonville, Florida. Steering committee for developing a community model of nursing
practice promoting the integration of practice, education and research.
April 1990 – 1991 Nursing representative on the Interinstitutional Nutritional Subcommittee of the
Oncology Steering Committee. Jacksonville, Florida.
1990 – 1992 Pediatric Nurse Representative on the National Multidisciplinary Subcommittee.
Responsible for formulating questions for the pediatric section of the 1991
A.S.P.E.N. Self-Assessment Exam.
December 1989 – Consulted in the revision of the UMC Nutritional Support Manual with major
February 1990 clinical input into the development of a chapter specific to the pediatric population.
1986 – 1988 Advisor to the Nursing Process Committee. Nemours Children's Hospital, Jacksonville,
Florida.
1985 – 1986 Member of the Clinical Review Board. Responsible for interviewing and appointing
applicants for clinical laddering positions.
1985 Member of the Clinical Laddering Task Force. Responsible for developing and instituting
criteria based job descriptions and systems for clinical laddering. Nemours Children's
Hospital, Jacksonville, Florida.
1985 – 1986 Member of Patient Acuity Task Force. Responsible for developing and instituting a
pediatric patient classification system. Nemours Children's Hospital, Jacksonville,
Florida.
1984 Nursing representative to the Multidiciplinary Task Force on the treatment of pediatric
burn patients. Responsible for the development of a written protocol for nursing

6. assessment and intervention for the pediatric patient with acute burns. Nemours
Children's Hospital, Jacksonville, Florida.
1983 – 1984 Chairperson for the Recruitment Committee. Nemours Children's Hospital, Jacksonville,
Florida.
1983 – 1986 Chairperson for the CRT Task Force. Nemours Children's Hospital, Jacksonville,
Florida.
CONSULTATION
2007 – 2008 Joint Nemours Children’s Clinic and NICA demonstration project utilizing remote
monitoring to coordinate the medical care of school children attending Mount Herman
Exception School in Jacksonville, Florida.
1996 – 1999 Webb Center for Independent Living Clinical Resource. Consulted on provider
configuration and clinical role development for program promoting independence in
children with special needs.
March 1990 – 1991 Consultant to Care Plus Infusion Company. Member of the Clinical Advisory Board.
Consultant in developing a home care program specifically addressing the pediatric
patient. Assisted in formulation of an educational manual for professionals on parenteral
and enteral nutritional support and a competency exam to test clinician's pediatric
expertise.
1986 – 1987 Consultant and liaison for orthopaedic nursing services to medicine and JWCH nurses.
Responsible for integration of NCC outpatient and JWCH inpatient orthopaedic surgical
services. Participated in daily JWCH orthopaedic surgical rounds, instituted bi-weekly
multidisciplinary teaching rounds at JWCH and provided JWCH nursing with
educational material and orthopaedic standards of care.
1986 Developed Initial Proposal for NCC School Health Programs. Nemours Children's
Hospital, Jacksonville, Florida.
August 1985 – Liaison Coordinator for all professional services as a member of an
November 1985 intrainstitutional team. Responsible for the development and preliminary implementation
of a proposed contractual arrangement for comprehensive pediatric othopaedic services
between Nemours Children's Clinic and St. Lukes Hospital.
1984 Developed written proposal for a multidiciplinary Muscular Dystrophy Program.
Nemours Children's Hospital, Jacksonville, Florida.
March 1982 – Nurse Consultant to Clay County Paramedics. Clay County, Florida.
March 1984
April 1980 – Trained officers in Victimology and Crisis Intervention, Clay County Sheriff’s
December 1981 Department, Clay County, Florida.

7. PROFESSIONAL PRESENTATIONS
December 2014 Spina Bifida Panel – Evaluation and Management of Neurogenic Bowel, 43rd
Annual
Meeting of the AANS/CNS section on Pediatric Neurosurgery Conference, Amelia
Island, Fl.
June 2014 Management of Neurogenic Bowel, 40th
National Spina Bifida Association Conference,
Anaheim, California
May 2014 An Innovative Program for Children with Incontinence, American Pediatric Society
Surgical Nurses Association 23rd
Annual Scientific Conference, Phoenix AZ.
May 2014 A Unique and Innovative program for Children with Incontinence and Dysfunctional
Elimination, Nemours Children’s Clinic Board of Directors Operations and Quality
Meeting, Orlando, Florida
October 2011 Constipation: What to do When Standard Therapy Fails, APGNN National Conference,
Orlando, Florida
June 2011 Insights into Maximizing Bowel Function and Achieving Continence in Individuals with
Neurogenic Bowel, Spina Bifida Association’s 38th
National Conference, Anaheim,
California.
February 2011 Poster Presentation: Transition from Pediatric to Adult Health Services: An Integrative
Review. Radjenovic, D; D’Alessandron, T.; Duckworth, L.; Huffman, S.; Jarczyk, K.;
MacKay, A.; Kinyon-Munch, K.; Zahra, D. Southern Research Symposium, Jacksonville,
Florida
October 2010 Indications, Management, and Complications Associated with the use of Antegrade
Continence Enemas in Pediatrics, Nemours Children's Clinic, Jacksonville, Florida
July 2010 Evaluation and Management of Neurogenic Bowel in Spina Bifida,
Spina Bifida Association's 37th National Conference, Cincinnati, Ohio
August 2000 ENT Evaluation in Children. School for the Deaf and Blind, St. Augustine, FL.
July 1994 Liver Failure in the Pediatric Patient. Pediatric Critical Care Review Course.
Jacksonville, Florida.
April 1993 Enteral Support in Children: Current Research & Implications for Practice.
Infusion Nurses Society.
March 1993 Nutritional Support Techniques in Pediatrics. Visiting Nurses Society, Jacksonville,
Florida.
February 1993 – Present Pediatric Physical Assessment. Faculty & preceptor for citywide 10 week course
Co-sponsored by University of Florida, Nemours Children’s Clinic, Wolfson Children's
Hospital and University Medical Center.
November 1992 Techniques for Enteral Feeding in Children: Current Research & Implications for
Practice. Pediatric Update: Standards of Care. Jacksonville, Florida.
June 1991 Pediatric Central Venous Access Devices: Current Research & Implications for

8. Practice. Community Wide Pediatric Nursing Grand Rounds. Jacksonville, Florida.
November 1991 Pediatric Central Venous Access Devices. Infusion Nurses Society. Jacksonville,
Florida.
September 1991 Encopresis - Diagnosis, Treatment, & Developmental Considerations. Annual Seminar
for School Nurses. Jacksonville, Florida.
December 1990 Nutritional Support in the Hospitalized Child. Wolfsons Children’s Hospital,
Jacksonville, Florida.
November 1990 Nutritional Support at Home. Seventh Biennial Current Concepts in Pediatric
Nursing Conference. University of Florida, College of Nursing Ponte Vedra Beach,
Florida.
1983 – 1986 Preceptor for validation of nurses in Pediatric History, Physical Examination and
Developmental Assessment. Nemours Children's Hospital/Clinic, Jacksonville, Florida.
February 1990 Use of I.V. Devices in Pediatrics. INS Conference on IV Therapy. Jacksonville,
Florida.
May 1989 Care of the Child with a Broviac Catheter. Nemours Children's Clinic, Jacksonville,
Florida.
March 1989 F.N.A. Conference on AIDS. Panel member: Clinical and Social Implications of
Pediatric AIDS. Jacksonville, Florida.
October 1987 – Pediatric Clinical Practicum. Nemours Children's Clinic, Jacksonville, Florida.
November 1987
March 1987 Topics in Pediatric Nursing Research: A Five Year Review. Jacksonville, Florida.
March 1986 – Pediatric Clinical Practicum. Nemours Children's Clinic, Jacksonville, Florida
May 1986
April 1984 – Review and Update: Resuscitation of the pediatric patient. Nemours Children's
June 1984 Clinic, Jacksonville, Florida.
April 1984 Pediatric Developmental and Psychosocial Evaluation for the Outpatient Practitioner.
Nemours Children's Clinic, Jacksonville, Florida.
February 1984 Nursing Management of the Pediatric Urology Patient. Nemours Children's Clinic,
Jacksonville, Florida.
January 1984 The Pediatric History and Physical Examination for the Outpatient Practitioner.
Nemours Children's Clinic, Jacksonville, Florida.
March 1982 – Instructed Clay County Paramedics in the pathological basis of disease/trauma and the
March 1984 physiological basis for treatment. Orange Park, Florida.
April 1980 Sexual Assault: Assessment and Treatment of the Victim. Humana Hospital of
Orange Park, Orange Park, Florida.

9. TEACHING EXPERIENE
2012-present Academic Liaison for Nursing, Nemours Pediatric Subspecialty Care, Jacksonville,
Florida
2010-present Preceptor for PNP students, University of South Florida, University of Alabama,
University of South Alabama
2000- present Preceptor for PNP students, College of Nursing, University of Florida
November 2000 Pediatric Physical Assessment. Graduate Seminar. College of Nursing, University of
Florida
1994 – 1996 Recognition and Treatment of Common G.I. Problems in Children. Presented to
graduate P.N.P. students at University of Florida, College of Nursing, JHEP.
1995 – 1996 Teaching Assistant, University of Florida College of Nursing. Graduate school pediatric
tract for nurse practitioner program. Responsible for classroom lectures, coordinating
clinical rotations and clinical preceptorship
ACADEMIC CONFERENCES
December 2014 43rd
Annual Meeting of the AANS/CNS section on Pediatric Neurosurgery Conference,
Amelia Island, Fl.
June 2014 40th
National Spina Bifida Association Conference, Anaheim, California
May 2014 American Pediatric Society Surgical Nurses Association 23rd
Annual Scientific
Conference, Phoenix AZ.
May 2013 Pediatric Bowel Management II. Current Concepts and Controversies, Virtual
Symposium, Akron Children’s Hospital and Cincinnati Children’s Hospital
October 2011 North American Society of Pediatric Gastroenterology and Nutrition National
Conference, Orlando, Florida
June 2011 Spina Bifida Association’s 38th
National Conference, Anaheim, California.
August 2010 Pediatric Pelvic Floor Biofeedback, Jacksonville, Florida
July 2010 Spina Bifida Association's 37th National Conference, Cincinnati, Ohio
May 2010 International Children's Continence Society – World Conference Pediatric Urology, San
Francisco, California
November 2009 North American Society of Pediatric Gastroenterology and Nutrition, Baltimore,
Maryland
October 2008 American Academy of Pediatrics National Conference, Boston, Mass
October 2007 North American Society Pediatric Gastroenterology, Hepatology and Nutrition,
Salt Lake City, Utah

10. October 2006 North American Society Pediatric Gastroenterology, Hepatology and Nutrition, Orlando,
Florida
February 2006 Evaluation and Treatment of Nocturnal Enuresis in Children with Sickle Cell Disease
Sickle Cell Disease Symposium, Jacksonville Florida
October 2005 North American Society of Pediatric Gastroenterology, Hepatology, and Nutrition, Salt
Lake City, Utah
October 2004 American Academy of Pediatrics, San Francisco, Calif.
September 2004 FSPEN Clinical Nutrition, Jacksonville, Fl.
February 2004 A.S.P.E.N. Nutrition Week, Las Vegas, Nevada
October 2002 American Academy of Pediatrics, Boston, Mass
June 2002 Pediatric for the Primary Care Physician, Amelia Island, Fl
February 2002 A.S.P.E.N. Nutrition Week, San Diego, Ca
July 2001 Pediatrics for the Primary Care Physician, Amelia Island, Fl.
January 1998 A.S.P.E.N. 22nd
Clinical Congress, Postgraduate Course, Feeding Disorders in Pediatrics,
Orlando, Florida.
June 1998 Pediatric Liver Transplant, University of Florida and University of Miami, Orlando,
Florida.
September 1997 Practical Esophageal Motility, 24 hour pH and Anorectal Physiology Testing, Cleveland
Clinic Florida, Ft. Lauderdale, Florida
June 1996 Pediatrics for the Primary Care Physician, Amelia Island Plantation, Florida
March 1996 Enhancing Practice through Clinical Innovation and Research, Shands Hospital and
University of Florida, Gainesville, Florida.
March 1996 Kid Care: Trauma, University Medical Center, Jacksonville, Florida
April 1995 Annual C.A.S.E. Conference: Public Health Nursing.
March 1995 Current Concepts in Pediatric Nursing, Jacksonville, Florida.
February 1991 A.S.P.E.N. Annual Conference, Orlando, Florida.
February 1990 A.S.P.E.N. Annual Conference, San Antonio, Texas.
February 1989 A.S.P.E.N. Annual Conference, Miami, Florida.
November 1986 Hemophilia Nurse Coordinator Symposium. New England Comprehensive Hemophilia
Center, Worcester, Massachusetts.
February 1985 AAUA Annual Conference. Atlanta, Georgia.
October 1984 Urodynamics Workshop. Boston, Massachusetts.
April 1984 Nursing Management Trends, Ganong. Jacksonville, Florida.

11. June 1983 Spina Bifida National Conference. Orlando, Florida.
January 1982 Treatment of Victims of Sexual Assault. Presented by Dr. A. Burgess and Dr. N.
Groth. Jacksonville, Florida.
March 1980 Harvard Developmental Pediatric Seminar. Boston, Massachusetts.
RESEARCH
2014 Recruiting for prospective within subjects study comparing antegrade flushing regimens
in children with intractable fecal incontinence
2012 A prospective randomized trial comparing of weekly and daily Vitamin D replacement in
children with IBD
2008 A Pilot Project Exploring the Feasibility of Using Remote Monitoring to Promote
Transition Readiness in Adolescents with Spina Bifida. Co-Investigator. Nemours
Childrens’ Clinic
2005 – Present Physical and Mental Health Benefits of Dance in Visually Impaired Adolescents. Co-
Investigator. University of Florida College of Medicine.
1994 Test of Accuracy of Two Methods for Predicting Insertion Length and Distal Tip
Placement of Nasogastric Tubes in Children: A Pilot Study.
PUBLICATION
Huffman, S., Jarczyk, K., Bobo, E., & Wilson, C. (2015). Comparison of weekly to daily
Vitamin D replacement in children with IBD. Journal of Pediatric Gastroenterology and
Nutrition,. 61, Supp 2, S135-136
Jarczyk, K. Growth Charts. (2015) In R.J. Pauley-Hunter & L. Philichi (EDS) Clinical
Handbook of Pediatric Gastroenterology 2nd
Ed.. St. Louis, Missouri: Quality Medical
Publishing, Inc., .
Jarczyk, K., Bissell, K, Huffman, S. (2015). Failure to Thrive. In R.J. Pauley-Hunter & L.
Philichi (EDS) Clinical Handbook of Pediatric Gastroenterology 2nd
Ed. . St. Louis,
Missouri: Quality Medical Publishing, Inc., 20.
Jarczyk, K. Gaining Continence in a Child with Spina Bifida. Quality Care Monthly
Quarterly. On line Publication of the National Foundation for Continence. April, 2011.
Marchand S, Di Lorenzo C, Jarczyk K. Practice Roundtable: Efficacy of fiber
supplements in the management of constipation in young children. ICAN: Infant, Child,
& Adolescent Nutrition. 2011; 3(1):16-20.
Jarczyk, K. Growth Charts. (2008) In R.J. Young & L. Philichi (EDS) Clinical
Handbook of Pediatric Gastroenterology. St. Louis, Missouri: Quality Medical
Publishing, Inc..
Jarczyk, K., Huffman, S. (2008) Failure to Thrive. In R.J. Young & L. Philichi (EDS)
Clinical Handbook of Pediatric Gastroenterology. . St. Louis, Missouri: Quality Medical
Publishing,
Huffman, S., Peiper, P., Jarczyk, K., Bayne, A., & O’Brien, E. Methods to confirm
feeding tuber placement: Application of research in practice. Pediatric Nursing. 2004;
30(1):10-13.

12. Jarczyk, K Assessment and treatment of fecal incontinence in children: an overview.
Sutureline. 2004; 13, (3).
Huffman, S.L., Pieper, P., Jarczyk, K.S., Jones, D., & Patray, J. An innovative model of
community collaboration in pediatric nursing. Journal of Pediatric Health Care,1995. 9,
263-268.