It has reminded us, yet again, the system is broken, and we call for profound and essential change in order to reach justice, civility, equity, and freedom from the historic and unceasing systemic racism experienced daily. The Hispanic Nurses®. It's easy and fun to participate. NAHN conference programs are designed for nurses, nurse educators, researchers, clinicians, case managers, healthcare innovators, and students. Through your generous support, NAHN is able to lead, promote and advocate for educational, professional and leadership opportunities for Hispanic nurses and students. #NAHNSTRONG. Fax (919) 787-4916 If more than one person logs on with the same link, all people using the link will be removed from the Special Meeting. Hispanics in Nursing The National Association of Hispanic Nurses (NAHN) is profiling Hispanic nurses in a new radio campaign -- Carreras en Enfermería / Hispanics in Nursing -- to spark the interest of persons looking for rewarding and fulfilling career opportunities to grow professionally as a nurse. by providing equal access to . Hello my name is Karen Garcia and I am a registered nurse in the med-surg burn departed at the Arizona Burn Center located at Valleywise Health. Read our bylaws to learn more about our association. Raleigh, NC 27607 USA Join or renew your NAHN membership during the Fall Back to NAHN Membership Campaign (through December 21) to be entered into a raffle for a chance to win one of three prizes. NAHN will not forget this egregious act. References Personal Reflection Conclusion The NAHN: Phoenix Chapter membership meeting I attended was a lively event, where I was welcomed with open arms and called "familia". 8.6K likes. The World Health Organization (WHO) has recently launched a social media campaign called. #NAHNSTRONG – Honoring NAHN members who are committed to serving others and advocating for social justice. Since 1975, NAHN has been the nation’s leading professional society for Latino nurses. We invite you to join! Since 1975, NAHN has been the nation’s leading professional society for Latino nurses. The Engagement Committee at NAHN is seeking nominations for the #NAHNSTRONG recognition. ANHE is the only national nursing organization focused solely on environmental health issues. Maria Perez, PhD, RNC-INPOB, LHR Join President Alana through our special membership promotion and tell us why you belong to NAHN too! NAHN urges greater federal intervention to assist state and local governments in their efforts to supply health care systems with personal protective equipment, ventilators, hospital beds and other critical necessities. Concern, and even fear, are normal reactions among the public. info@thehispanicnurses.org, NAHN is a 501(c )(3) nonprofit organization, and donations are tax deductible. Please do NOT share this link. NAHN urges members of the public to stay safe, smart, and informed. The World Health Organization (WHO) has recently launched a social media campaign called “Be Ready for Covid-19” that provides advice on how to protect ourselves and others. NAHN is committed to being an advocate and agent of change our society needs. That worry can be managed with accurate information. The National Association of Hispanic Nurses has put together a comprehensive selection of exhibitor and sponsor packages for 2021. Phone: (919) 573-5443 We have been working for our communities who time and time again are treated poorly or simply overlooked. Join NAHN for Support and Camaraderie at our Cafecito con NAHN Zoom Discussions and Self-Care Sunday Events, or our Cafecito con NAHN meet-ups, and on, events, featuring speakers on a variety of subjects designed to ease your mind and spirit and heal your body. National Institutes of Health (NIH) Science Education Partnership Award (SEPA) Grant, National Association of Hispanic Nurses Save the Date! Join NAHN for Support and Camaraderie at our Cafecito con NAHN Zoom Discussions and Self-Care Sunday Events CfH is a national initiative that brings together leaders and institutions across the health sector committed to advancing climate solutions to protect the health and well-being of Americans. During her visits, she was able to see what registered nurses do and decided she wanted to become a nurse as well. Visit our COVID-19 website for information, updates and information. 1,3 K J’aime. Nurses must receive the highest level of protection to provide care for the individuals and communities in which they serve. Visit our COVID-19 website for information, updates and information. If you have trouble registering, please reply to the email and the NAHN staff will assist you. For more information, find us on  Facebook ! Click on this image to access the nomination form. care of Hispanic consumers. Liliana Vasquez is from Chicago and a recent graduate from Dominican University. Note that we will be recording the Special Meeting so that members who cannot participate in the Special Meeting at the scheduled time will be able to access the recording after the meeting. Today, more than ever, nurses need your support. For 2021, the LLI is being offered in a convenient, economical, virtual format over three days. NAHN urges members of the public to stay safe, smart, and informed. We celebrate the culture, caring and spirit of Hispanic Nurses, the leading voice of health in our communities. NAHN and its chapters are committed to advancing the health in Hispanic communities and to lead, promote and advocate for educational, professional, and leadership opportunities for Hispanic nurses. dedicated to the improvement of . More information will follow. NAHN Statement on Call for Justice and National Healing. The sponsorship prospectus also includes options for digital advertising and providing web-based content to reach NAHN’s nearly 2,000 members. NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING OF NAHN MEMBERS National Association of Hispanic Nurses, Raleigh, North Carolina. This recognition highlights a member who treats others with dignity, respect, kindness, compassion, and civility. NAHN is also . Welcome to the National Association of Hispanic Nurses! As nurses, we show up every day to support those who are victims of systemic racism and inequities in health care. We thank you for your support and donations. Accomplishing her dream wasn’t easy because as a DREAMER with Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) she was not eligible for many of the grants offered to students. For more information, find us on, The National Association of Hispanic Nurses has put together a comprehensive selection of, 2021 Latino Leadership Institute - Virtual. Results of the voting will be announced thereafter. We celebrate the culture, caring and spirit of Hispanic Nurses, the leading voice of health in our communities. © 2020 National Association of Hispanic Nurses, Embedded video for Students: Why I love nursing. economic opportunities for . National Association of Hispanic Nurses Phoenix Chapter 1850 E. Southern Ave Suite 1 Tempe, AZ 85282US association committed to the . ANHE is the only national nursing organization focused solely on environmental health issues. So far in 2020, the National Association of Hispanic Nurses (NAHN) thought our greatest threat was the pandemic, but we were wrong. promotion of the professionalism . NAHN . With a growing membership in 47 local chapters, NAHN represents the voices of Latino nurses in our country. Remember, with NAHN, you are not alone! NAHN recommends that members of the public continue to practice good hand hygiene and follow CDC recommendations on everyday preventative actions. Latino Leadership Institute Virtual Event - February 5-7, 2021. The year before, at an American Nurses Association meeting, a group of Hispanic nurses had met regarding the feasibility of establishing an ANA Hispanic caucus. Join NAHN for professional support that can only be found here. Join us on Zoom twice a month on every other Wednesday at 11 a.m. Eastern Time for Cafecito Con NAHN for caring and sharing with your NAHN familia. While we have had months of unprecedented challenges facing the nursing community on the frontlines, our nurses have been fighting more than a pandemic, we are fighting for our communities, relentlessly advocating for marginalized individuals, and unite when injustices occur. National Association of Hispanic Nurses 1500 Sunday Drive, Suite 102 Raleigh, NC 27607 USA Phone: (919) 573-5443 Fax (919) 787-4916 info@thehispanicnurses.org Join NAHN for professional support that can only be found here. NAHN supports the practice of training healthcare professionals in early identification and notification. In addition, NAHN’s Membership Committee has announced a new Contest! Hispanic Nurses welcome the opportunity to work with AzNA to improve the healthcare of Arizona. Promoting Hispanic Nurses To Improve The Health Of Our Community All NAHN members are welcome and encouraged to participate to develop and build their leadership skills. Since 1975, NAHN has been the nation’s leading professional society for Latino nurses. The 2021 LLI agenda and speakers can be found here. Click here to go to our Membership page. That worry can be managed with accurate information. education, professional, and . In response to the Coronavirus Pandemic the National Association of Hispanic Nurses (NAHN) is calling on the federal government to protect nurses by increasing the production and distribution of personal protective gear, to develop a more robust Spanish-language public awareness campaign on the virus, and immediately approve an increase in funding to ensure that ICE detention facilities, already lagging in providing basic care, can improve and carry out necessary healthcare measures. With a growing membership in 47 local chapters, NAHN represents the voices of Latino nurses in our country. We support our members with the knowledge, skills and resources to develop Hispanic nurse leaders that will effectively impact the healthcare of our communities. National Association of Hispanic Nurses Pursuant to NAHN’s Bylaws Section 4.7, this shall serve as written notice that there will be a Special Meeting of the NAHN Members on Thursday, December 10, 2020 at 8pm Eastern/7pm Central/6pm Mountain/5pm Pacific via Zoom. Please direct any inquiries to NAHN via email. Experienced, developing and aspiring nurse leaders alike will be able to learn from the experts and earn CE credits, while saving on travel and lodging costs. NAHN recommends that members of the public continue to practice good hand hygiene and follow, on everyday preventative actions. National Association of Hispanic Nurses-Phoenix Chapter, Tempe. -19 continues to impact everyone, especially our hero nurses and health care professionals on the front line. that provides advice on how to protect ourselves and others. NAHN Joins CfH and ANHE to Promote Healthy Environments. Click here to register for the Special Meeting. Voting on the motion presented at the Special Meeting of the NAHN Members will take place online via Survey Monkey beginning on Thursday, December 10, 2020 at 8:30pm Eastern/7:30pm Central/6:30pm Mountain/5:30pm Pacific and will remain open to voting until Friday, December 11, 2020 at 8:30pm Eastern/7:30pm Central/6:30pm Mountain/5:30pm Pacific. The purpose of this Special Meeting is for the membership to consider and to vote on a recommendation of the NAHN Board of Directors. Today we are standing in solidarity with our allies in the fight against social injustices and to decry the senseless killing of George Floyd at the hand of police because injustices of people of color have become a societal norm that we can no longer tolerate. Voting on the motion presented at the Special Meeting of the NAHN Members will take place online via. 1500 Sunday Drive, Suite 102 NAHN Board Secretary, Watch NAHN’s 45th Anniversary Commemorative Video here, COVID-19 News and Resources: COVID-19 continues to impact everyone, especially our hero nurses and health care professionals on the front line. (through December 21) to be entered into a raffle for a chance to win one of three prizes. I currently serve as the membership chair for the National Association of Hispanic Nurse’s Phoenix chapter. Learn about the benefits of NAHN membership! Registration will open soon. The National Association of Hispanic Nurses (NAHN) was founded in 1975 by Ildaura Murillo-Rohde. When you register for this Special Meeting, you will receive a personalized link. The National Association of Hispanic Nurses (NAHN)-Phoenix Chapter was established in 1991 by co-founders, Bertha Sepulveda and Ester Ruiz and is one of the largest of the 50 chapters in the National Association. © 2020 NAHN National Association of Hispanic Nurses®, NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING OF NAHN MEMBERS, Pursuant to NAHN’s Bylaws Section 4.7, this shall serve as written notice that there will be a. Hispanic nurses. We know corporations, academic institutions, and strategic allies benefit from having a presence. We rely on our supporters to fulfill our mission to advance health in Hispanic communities and promote educational, professional and leadership opportunities for Hispanic nurses, increasing the number of  bicultural and  bilingual nurses who provide culturally competent care to Hispanic communities. Concern, and even fear, are normal reactions among the public. Join or renew your NAHN membership during the. COVID-19 RESOURCES  to read and download the entire statement from NAHN. Meet our honorees,  and nominate  your colleagues for NAHN’s newest recognition. and dedication of Hispanic nurses . Our Values: Inclusiveness, Excellence, Commitment, Collaboration, & Familismo. Go here to read and download the entire statement from NAHN. Read more. NAHN’s Membership Committee has announced a new, It's easy and fun to participate. Officers and Board of Directors, NAHN Calls for More Federal Action to Keep Nurses and Hispanic Communities Safe. Fall Back to NAHN: In our latest video, NAHN President Alana Cueto, MSN, CNL describes a new campaign to grow our members to 2,021 by the year 2021. Nurses must receive the highest level of protection to provide care for the individuals and communities in which they serve. In response to the Coronavirus Pandemic the National Association of Hispanic Nurses (NAHN) is calling on the federal government to protect nurses by increasing the production and distribution of personal protective gear, to develop a more robust Spanish-language public awareness campaign on the virus, and immediately approve an increase in funding to ensure that ICE detention facilities, already lagging in providing basic care, can improve and carry out necessary healthcare measures. (Posted for President Alana Cueto, MSN, RN, CNL). NAHN's Friends and Partners Invited to Support Programming in 2021 Contact Information . NAHN is a proud member of the Nursing Collaborative on Climate Change and Health, a partnership with the Alliance of Nurses for Healthy Environments and Climate for Health. Welcome to the National Association of Hispanic Nurses! National Association of Hispanic Nurses-Phoenix Chapter, Tempe, Arizona. Remember, with NAHN, you are not alone! CT NAHN works to advance the health of the hispanic community through education, advocacy, and professional development. Welcome to the National Association of Hispanic Nurses! NAHN joins Climate for Health and Alliance of Nurses for Healthy Environments to advocate for healthy climates. Together we can impact the health care outcomes of the increased number of Latinos in our country. NAHN believes that the more we prepare our nurse leaders to become engaged as leaders, the more influence nursing and its values will have on health care priorities. BYLAWS, NAHN is a proud member of the Nursing Collaborative on Climate Change and Health, a partnership with the Alliance of Nurses for Healthy Environments and Climate for Health. As a teenager, she dealt with many illness and spent a lot of time in and out of the hospital. The next Cafecito is Wednesday, December 9! NAHN offers opportunities for members to meet online for casual chats, idea sharing, and self-care. CfH is a national initiative that brings together leaders and institutions across the health sector committed to advancing climate solutions to protect the health and well-being of Americans. Our Values: Inclusiveness, Excellence, Commitment, Collaboration, & Familismo. Special Meeting of the NAHN Members on Thursday, December 10, 2020 at 8pm Eastern/7pm Central/6pm Mountain/5pm Pacific via Zoom. National Association of Hispanic Nurses Phoenix Chapter. The NAHN Latino Leadership Institute (LLI) is a distinguished event addressing high-impact leadership development specifically tailored for Latino nurses. Contact us at info@thehispanicnurses.org for the link to join. The Latino Leadership Institute brings together nursing leaders from academia, research, education, and practice to address leadership roles within their workplaces, professional organizations, communities, legislative arenas and governmental agencies. Join us on Zoom  twice a month,  on Wednesdays  for our Cafecito con NAHN meet-ups, and on occasional Sundays for our Self-Care events, featuring speakers on a variety of subjects designed to ease your mind and spirit and heal your body. NAHN supports the practice of training healthcare professionals in early identification and notification. NAHN urges greater federal intervention to assist state and local governments in their efforts to supply health care systems with personal protective equipment, ventilators, hospital beds and other critical necessities. From protecting nurses on the front lines to supporting student nurses your contributions will help NAHN members through the COVID-19 crisis.