10/07/2026
This Hispanic Heritage Month, NAHN Phoenix is proud to spotlight our wonderful woman in charge, our President, Cassandra Perez, BSN, RN! 💙
If you don’t know this face yet, let us introduce you to the heart and leader of our NAHN Phoenix familia! ✨ Cassandra has stepped into the role of President with deep humility, compassion, and a strong commitment to serving our nurses, our community, and the mission of NAHN.
We are honored to have Cassandra leading our chapter and look forward to the continued work of advocating for nurses, strengthening trust within our communities, and advancing health equity across the Valley. 🩵
Words from your President
It is with deep humility and heartfelt gratitude that I step into the role of President of the National Association of Hispanic Nurses – Phoenix Chapter. Serving our community has always been at the core of who I am, and to represent this chapter—one that has shaped my growth as a nurse and leader—is a profound honor. NAHN has been a constant source of guidance, inspiration, and purpose in my journey, and I am deeply committed to carrying our mission forward with intention and care.
As nurses, leaders, students, and advocates, our journeys are as diverse as the communities we serve. They are not always linear, nor are they easy—but they are powerful. What sustains us is the strength we find in one another when we uplift, mentor, and advocate with compassion, we create space for every voice when we lead with empathy and courage. This spirit of unity and service is the heartbeat of NAHN Phoenix.
In the years ahead, I look forward to working alongside our Board, our members, and our community partners to advocate fiercely for our nurses, strengthen trust within our communities, and advance health equity across the Valley.
Gracias a todos for trusting me with this responsibility. I am truly honored to serve as your President and look forward to continuing our mission to uplift all nurses, advocate for health equity, and strengthen our community—today and for generations to come.
— Cassandra Perez, BSN, RN
President, NAHN Phoenix Chapter