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BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH
Patricia G. Butterfield
Professor
EDUCATION
1994 - Postdoctoral Fellow
Oregon Health Sciences University, Portland
Occupational and Environmental Health
1992 - PhD
Oregon Health Sciences University, Portland
Health Protection Nursing
1980 - MS
University of Colorado Health Sciences Center, Denver
Community Health Nursing
1976 - BS
Loretto Heights College, Denver
Nursing
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
2001-present Professor, Montana State University,
Bozeman, MT
1994-2001 Associate Professor, Montana State University,
Bozeman, MT
1992-1994 Assistant Professor, Oregon Health Sciences
University, Portland, OR
1987-1992 Graduate Research Assistant, Oregon Health
Sciences University, Portland, OR
1983-1988 Assistant Professor, Boise State University,
Boise, ID
1981-1982 Patient Care Coordinator, Hospice, Mountain
States Tumor Institute, Boise, ID
1980-1981 Assistant Professor, Montana State University,
Bozeman, MT
1979-1980 Public Health Nurse, Denver Visiting Nurse
Service, Denver, CO
1977-1978 Staff Nurse, St. Peter?s Hospital, Helena, MT
AFFILIATE APPOINTMENTS
1997-Present Affiliate Associate Professor, Department of Epidemiology,
School of Public Health and Community Medicine, University of Washington.
1996-Present Adjunct Faculty, School of Nursing, Oregon Health Sciences
University, Portland, OR.
HONORS
1999 Robert Wood Johnson Executive Nurse Fellow,
University of California at San Francisco, Center for the Health
Professions.
1996 Senator Norman M. Paterson Visiting Professorship,
Centre for Agricultural Medicine, University of Saskatchewan.
1990 Beta Psi Research Award, Sigma Theta Tau.
1989 Doctoral Student Scholarship, Oregon Health Sciences
University Alumni Association.
1980 Sigma Theta Tau: International Honor Society of
Nursing, Inducted into Alpha Kappa Chapter.
1976 Graduated with Distinction, Loretto Heights College,
1976.
REVIEW PANELS AND WORKGROUPS
September 2001 Invited Member, Children?s Health
Protection Advisory Committee, EPA.
September 1999 Invited Member, Committee on the
Environmental Health Nursing Initiative, Agency for Toxic Substances and
Disease Registry, CDC.
June 1998 Temporary Member, Health Promotion &
Disease Prevention Initial Review Group, Nursing Research Study
June & October 1997 Section, NIH.
April 1997, April 1999 Member, Special Emphasis Panel,
Small Business Innovative Research (SBIR), NIH.
September 1995 Invited Member, Environmental Health
Sciences Workgroup, National Institute of Nursing Research, NIH and National
Institute of Environmental Health Sciences.
PUBLICATIONS
Butterfield, P.G., Spencer, P.S., & Yates, S. (1999). Back pain related
absenteeism: Differences between small and large companies. Journal of
Agricultural Safety and Health, 5, 215-225.
Butterfield, P.G. (1999). Integrating environmental health education into
clinical nursing activities: Upstream ideas supporting healthy clients and a
healthy planet. Journal of the New York State Nurses Association.
Nyman, C., Butterfield, P.G., & Shreffler, J. (In press). Environmental
health. In Nursing and the Community: Continuity of Care of Individuals,
Families, and Populations. Sudbury, MA: Jones and Bartlett.
Butterfield, P.G., Spencer, P.S., Redmond, N., Feldstein, A., & Perrin,
N. (1998). Low-back pain: Predictors of absenteeism, residual symptoms,
functional impairment, and medical costs in Oregon workers? compensation
recipients. American Journal of Industrial Medicine, 34, 559-567.
Butterfield, P.G. (Spring, 1998). Upstream anecdotes for public health
nursing and environmental health (Solicited editorial). American Public
Health Association, Public Health Nursing Section Newsletter.
Butterfield, P.G., Redmond, N., Spencer, P.S., Zirkle, D.F., & Strukel,
R. (1997). Clinical and employment outcomes of work-related carpal tunnel
syndrome. Journal of Occupational Rehabilitation, 7, 61-73.
Zahm, S.H., Blair, A., and the Farmworker Epidemiology Research Group.
(1997). Cancer feasibility studies among migrant farmworkers. American
Journal of Industrial Medicine, 32, 301-302.
Butterfield, P.G. (1996). Environment: Seeking clues to Parkinson?s
disease. Reflections, 22, 14-15.
Henson, D., Chafey, K., & Butterfield, P.G. (1997). Rural Health. In J.
Swanson & M. Albrecht (Eds.), Community Health Nursing: Promoting the
Health Aggregates, (2nd ed.). Philadelphia: W.B. Saunders.
Butterfield, P.G. (1996). Thinking upstream: Nurturing a conceptual
understanding of the societal context of health care. In J.W. Kenney (Ed.),
Philosophical and Theoretical Perspectives for Advanced Practice Nursing (pp.
141-147). Sudbury, MA: Jones and Bartlett. (Reprinted from Advances in
Nursing Science, 12, 1-8.).
Butterfield, P.G., Lindeman, C.A., Valanis, G.B., & Spencer, P.S.
(1995). Design of a questionnaire addressing occupational and environmental
risks for Parkinson?s disease. American Association of Occupational
Health Nursing Journal, 43, 197-202.
Butterfield, P.G., Redmond, N., & Spencer, P.S. (1995). Work-related
injuries: predictors of health and employment outcomes (abstract). Communicating
nursing research: Innovation and collaboration: Responses to health care needs,
28, 232.
Spencer, P.S., & Butterfield, P.G. (1995). Environmental agents and
Parkinson?s Disease. In J. Ellenberg, W.C. Koller, & J.W. Langston
(Eds.), Etiology of Parkinson?s Disease. New York: Marcel Dekker.
Butterfield, P.G., Redmond, N., Spencer, P.S., Zirkle, D., & Strukel,
R. (1994). Self-reported occupational activities of workers with carpal tunnel
syndrome (Abstract). Abstracts of the 122nd Annual Meeting of the American
Public Health Association, 225.
Butterfield, P.G., Valanis, B.G., Spencer, P.S., Lindman, C.A., & Nutt,
J.G. (1993). Environmental correlates of Parkinson ?s
disease: Multivariate analyses (Abstract). Communicating Nursing Research:
Western Institute of Nursing, 26, p. 143.
Butterfield, P.G., Lindeman, C.A., Valanis, B.G., & Spencer, P.S.
(1993). Environmental correlates of Parkinson?s disease: Multivariate
analyses (Abstract). Communicating nursing research: Scholarship in
practice, 26, 143.
Butterfield, P.G. (1993). Thinking upstream: Conceptualizing health from a
population perspective. In J. Swanson (Ed.), Community Health Nursing:
Promoting the Health of Aggregates. Philadelphia: W.B. Saunders.
Butterfield, P.G. (1992). Occupational and environmental antecedents of
young-onset Parkinson?s disease. Unpublished doctoral dissertation.
Oregon Health Sciences University, Portland.
Butterfield, P.G. (1991). Thinking upstream: Nurturing a conceptual
understanding of the societal context of health care. In Saucier, K. (Ed.), Perspectives
in Family and Community Health. Hanover, MD: Mosby-Year Book, Inc.
Kirschling, J., Tilden, V.P., & Butterfield, P.G. (1990). Social
support: The experiences of hospice family caregivers. The Hospice Journal,
6, 75-93.
Butterfield, P.G. (1990). Thinking upstream: Nurturing a conceptual
understanding of the societal context of health care. Advances in Nursing
Science, 12, 1-8.
Butterfield, P., Edmundson, E., LaCava, J., & Penner, J. (1989).
Woodstoves and indoor air: The effects on preschoolers? upper respiratory
systems. Journal of Environmental Health, 52, 172-73.
Butterfield, P.G. (1988). Nominal group process as an instructional method
with novice community health nursing students. Public Health Nursing, 5,
12-15.
GRANTS/CONTRACTS SUPPORT
Principal Investigator. Bunker Hill Medical Management Program: MSU
Services. Contract with Montana Department of Public Health and Human
Services, 5/15/00-3/31/00, ($288.873).
Fellowship Award. RWJ Executive Nurse Fellows Program. University
of California at San Francisco, Center for the Health Professions,
7/1/99-6/30/02, ($45,000).
Co-investigator. Human Interface with Environmentally Responsible
Workspaces: Health, Learning, Productivity and Satisfaction. Montana
State University EPICenter. 5/1/99-12/31/99, ($100,000).
Principal Investigator. Reducing Occupational
Disability in Rural Workers. 1 R29 NR04450-01, National Institutes of
Health, NINR, 7/1/97-6/30/02, ($485,657).
Principal Investigator. Epidemiology of Breast and
Cervical Cancer in Montana. Contract with Montana Department of Public
Health and Human Services, ($47,836).
Principal Investigator. Incidence and Geographic
Distribution of Work-related Injuries in Montana. Sigma Theta Tau, Zeta
Upsilon Chapter, ($977).
Principal Investigator. Epidemiology of Breast and
Cervical Cancer in Montana. Contract with Montana Department of Public
Health and Human Services, ($23,307), 1995.
Principal Investigator. Farmworker Epidemiology
Research Group. Field Team: Montana State University and Montana Migrant
Council. Procurement with National Cancer Institute, ($10,941), 1995.
Principal Investigator. Incidence and Prevalence of
Medically-diagnosed Alzheimer?s Disease in Rural Oregon: Geographic
Distribution of Disease. Alzheimer?s Disease Center of Oregon,
($12,078), 1994.
Co-principal Investigator. Outcome analysis of
Prevalent Workers? Compensation Conditions. Peter S. Spencer,
Co-Principal Investigator. Contract with SAIF Corporation, ($250,000),
1992-1993.
Principal Investigator. Occupational Antecedents of
Neurodegenerative Diseases. NIH, National Center for Nursing Research.
Individual National Research Service award, #1 F31 NR06431-01A1, ($18,750),
1990-1991.
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