Barbara Horner-Ibler Curriculum Vitae

Barbara A. Horner-Ibler
18265 Colline Vue Boulevard
Brookfield, Wisconsin 53045
262-754-1421 (Office)
414-313-9430 (Cell)
bahorner@townecentremedical.com

Education

1994-1998	Medicine	M.D.	University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wisconsin
1983-1985	Social Work	M.A.	University of Chicago, Chicago, Illinois
1980-1983	Ministry	M.Div.	Princeton Theological Seminary, Princeton, New Jersey.
1977-1980	Religion/German	B.A.	Carroll College, Waukesha, Wisconsin.

Residency Training

1999-2002

Internal Medicine

University of Wisconsin-Madison, Milwaukee Clinical Campus, Aurora-Sinai Medical Center, Milwaukee, WI.

Licensure and Certification

2000-Present	Licensed Physician in the state of Wisconsin.
1997-Present	Licensed Advanced Practice Social Worker in the state of Wisconsin.
1983-Present	Licensed Presbyterian Minister in the state of Wisconsin, Member of the Milwaukee Presbytery.

Professional Experience

2000-Present	Medical Director	Bread of Healing Clinic, Cross Lutheran Church, Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
2002-2006	Clinical Assistant Professor of Medicine	University of Wisconsin Medical School, Milwaukee Clinical Campus, Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
1999-2002	Resident Physician	Aurora-Sinai Medical Center, Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
1987-1994	Minister	Trinity Presbyterian Church, Chilton, Wisconsin.
1985-1987	Associate Minister	First Presbyterian Church, Mount Vernon, New York.
1983-1985	Social Work Intern	Children's Memorial Hospital, Chicago, Illinois. Teen Parent Center and Family Life Educator, Chicago Public Schools, Chicago, Illinois.
1980-1983	Ministry Intern	Grace Lutheran Church, Trenton, New Jersey.

Publications and Presentations

Society of General Internal Medicine National Meeting, May, 2005. Poster Presentation. "5 Years Later, No Change in the Weather: Organizational Climate and Physician Worklife."
AAMC Workforce Planning Meeting, May, 2005. Seminary Presentation. "5 Years Later, No Change in the Weather: Organizational Climate and Physician Worklife."
Grand Rounds, Aurora Sinai Medical Center, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. "Casting Bread Upon the Waters: the Experience of One Free Clinic on Milwaukee's North Side." January, 2005.
Ours the Journey: A Study Guide for Churches in Solidarity with Women, Barbara A. Horner-Ibler. Friendship Press, 1992.
Pornography: Far From the Song of Songs, A Policy Statement adopted by the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) with a study guide written by Barbara A. Horner-Ibler. The Office of the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.), 1988.

Awards

2009	Outstanding Alumae Award for Community Service, Carroll College.
2008-2009	UW-Madison Medical School Teaching Award for medical student education.
2005-2006	Harkness-Schilling Teaching Award for medical student education, UW-Madison.
2005-2006	Fulltime faculty teaching award for resident education.
2002-2003	UW-Madison Medical School Teaching Award for medical student education.
2005	Milwaukee Medical Society Community Service Award for the establishment of a free clinic for working patients.

Professional Memberships

ACU (Association of Clinicians for the Underinsured).
National Association of Social Workers (NASW).
Milwaukee Presbytery of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.).
Wisconsin Association of Social Workers (WASW).

Community Involvement

Developer, Organizer 1999-Present	Bread of Healing Clinic at Cross Lutheran Church, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Began in 2000. This is a free clinic that began as an outreach of Cross Lutheran Church and the internal medicine residency program from Aurora-Sinai Medical Center. The clinic serves the working poor, all with chronic medical conditions but without any health insurance. In the past 3 years we have expanded to two more sites; one at the Eastbrook Church and a second at the Agape Community Center.
Leader, 1997- Present	Medical Small Group at Cross of Life Lutheran Church, Brookfield, where I participate actively. Our group has planned and led adult forums on a variety of medical issues (advanced directives, end-of-life questions, ethics, nutrition, overuse of antibiotics, diabetes, adolescent health and sexuality, etc.). We also coordinate quarterly blood drives at Cross of Life Church.
Teacher, 1977-Present	Confirmation and adult classes at churches; medical ethics at medical school.
Worship Leader 1977-Present	Occasional preaching and worship leadership in a variety of congregations.
Member, Secretary 1977-1986	Program Agency of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.), a national governing board of the denomination, responsible for all the program of the denomination.
Member, Chairperson 1984-1986	Women's Ministry Unit, a national governing board of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.), responsible for all the ministries of, to, and with women in the denomination.
Director , 1981-1983	Nationwide Mission Conference for the Presbyterian Church U.S.A. for three years. Responsibilities included developing the overall theme and program, arranging for guest lecturers, planning for accommodations for 600+ participants, and hosting the event.
Foster Parent, 1989-1991	Manitowoc County foster parent with my husband for five children, ages 7 months old to 15 years old.
Rape Victim Advocate 1983-1985	Chicago Osteopathic Hospital, Chicago, Illinois.