NCBNA INC.
MISSION STATEMENT
The mission of the Northern Connecticut Black Nurses Association, Inc., is to provide a forum to facilitate the collective action by black nurses to advocate, educate and implement strategies to reduce health care disparities of the under-represented populations.
The mission of the Northern Connecticut Black Nurses Association, Inc., is to provide a forum to facilitate the collective action by black nurses to advocate, educate and implement strategies to reduce health care disparities of the under-represented populations.
Hello,
Please join me in Congratulating 2 of our own NCBNA’s outstanding Nurses, Marlene Harris and Diane Wilson both were honored today for being named Hartford Health Care Heroes. This is an award that identifies outstanding leaders that has made an impact within the organization and in the community!! We are very proud of both of them and their dedication and contribution to nursing! CONGRATULATIONS NCBNA, Inc.
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MEMBERS
Florence Johnson RN, MSN, MHA WACS Consulting |
Marlene Harris RN, MS Hartford Hospital |
Vicie Brooks RN BSN- Retired 2019 Hartford Hospital |
Comalita Elliott RN, BSN, CDCES Connecticut Children’s |
Myane Harris RN, BSN. Hartford Hospital |
Debby Foster RN. Connecticut Children’s Medical Center |
Suzanne Holliday-Thomas LPN NorthEnd Senior Center |
Denise Bell MPH, RN Infection Preventionist Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, New York, NY |
Debbie-Ann Ellington-Tulloch Nurse Practitioner Hudson River Healthcare |
George Lindo RN |
Wanda Payton SN |
Chelsea Graham LPN |
Millicent Eastwood RN |
Shenika Carroll RN, MSN |
Diane Wilson RN, MSN |
