Central Ohio Chapter of the National Association of Hispanic Nurses

04/05/2020

Quédate en casa para combatir esta crisis!!!

Un mensaje departe del Asociación Nacional de Enfermeras Hispanas de San José sobre COVID-19.

02/09/2020

Enjoying the rest of the leadership conference. It was full of great leadership presentations and encouragement. One thing that really stood up for me was when one of our presenters mention that people and other care profesional may refer to us as “nurses are not just nurses” we have to know and demand that others know that we are innovators, scientist, researchers, and most of all leaders. It was very powerful!!!

02/08/2020

National association of Hispanic nurses leadership institute - Washington DC.

02/08/2020

Last couple months have been exciting for Central Ohio NAHN. We were able to have a Latino heritage month fun event in October, in addition to a health fair at the Whitehall city schools where we educated and provided blood pressure screenings to the Hispanic community. Central Ohio NAHN purpose is to improve the health care of the community. Join us to continue our mission.

12/29/2019

Central Ohio NAHN wishing everyone a happy New Years!!!

10/20/2019

Join us today!!!

09/05/2019

Free CEU

Interprofessional collaboration is a partnership that creates a multidisciplinary team designed to work on the common goal of improved patient-centered care. This important and often challenging process involves continuous interaction and information sharing between HCPs. Key components of establish...

09/04/2019

Otterbein University is seeking a Nursing Lab Supervisor and a Nursing Lab Instructor/Assistant. Interested in learning more about these positions? Visit Otterbein Careers!

09/03/2019

Register at https://nahnnet.org/NAHN/Events/Event_Display.aspx?EventKey=20_HILLDAY&WebsiteKey=7b8d5dc9-61e1-4774-b09d-64fd89d9579b

08/30/2019

https://www.femergy.org/enrichment-institute-for-women

In partnership with Otterbein University and The Women’s Fund of Central Ohio, the Enrichment Institute for Women (EIW) is a leadership training and support program for entry level professionals (5 years or less) with the desire to advance, lead, and create change in their careers and community.....

08/29/2019

https://www.cdc.gov/vitalsigns/hispanic-health/index.html

08/26/2019

Alyssa Valentin is from Worcester, Massachusetts and is a new Pediatric Nurse. Growing up in a diverse community she saw the disparity in her community which is partially why she joined the National Association of Hispanic Nurses. The organization provided her with mentors and scholarship opportunities that she didn’t know existed, and community activities that provide assistance to the public. She feels strongly that role models are important because they give guidance as to what classes to take in high school and provide motivation.

As an 8-year-old, she saw her aunt graduate from the College of Nursing and knew instantly that she would one day follow in her footsteps. With the financial help of her family and her dedication she was able to stay motivated on her journey to become a registered nurse. Alyssa recalls reaching out to her parents for encouragement when she felt stressed-out in school. It was a rewarding moment for all when she graduated from the University of Massachusetts at Amherst.