Oklahoma Black Nurses Association, Inc
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Oklahoma Black Nurses Association, Inc
Oklahoma Black Nurses Association, Inc. (OBNA) is the first chapter of the National Black Nurses Association established in Oklahoma. OBNA was founded by Wendy Williams, RN. This has been a dream of hers, and it has come to fruition. OBNA base is in Tulsa, however we welcome African American nurses (RNs, and LPNs), retired nurses, and nursing students from anywhere in the state of Oklahoma.
Our goal is to work with our communities to improve the population's health status and to encourage the spirit of volunteerism among health professionals. Our plan is to focus on the community as a whole. OBNA will partner with the community to participate in wellness health fairs, provide education on diseases and illnesses that affect the African American community, and we are looking to adopt a school. OBNA wants to be a part of the first line defense in health promotion within our community; keep in mind that health status is not only the physical but it includes our environment as well. OBNA’s vision is based on community values that address the health and quality of life for all African Americans. For more information about OBNA please call Wendy Williams @ 918-829-0257 or Lisa Allen @ 918-409-3189. You can also follow Oklahoma Black Nurses Association on Facebook, where you will find postings of our upcoming meetings and events, and you are also welcome to post discussions.
We are looking for members and male nurse!
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NAME: Lutheran HealthCare LOCATION: Brooklyn, NY DESCRIPTION:Lutheran HealthCare is a state-of-the-art, nationally recognized health system comprised of a 476-bed teaching hospital that includes a Level I Trauma Center and Stroke Center, multi-site ambulatory care network, and strong academic affiliation to SUNY Health Science Center at Brooklyn.
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SCHOLARSHIP: National American Arab Nurses Association OFFERED BY: NAANA Scholarships DESCRIPTION:Offers various scholarships for current nursing students, practicing nurses, and students interested in pursuing a career in nursing.
Phone: (313) 982-4070
Web site: https://n-aana.org/scholarship/index.asp
Deadline: July 1, but may vary from year to year
Amount: Unspecified
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SCHOOL: Hunter-Bellevue School of Nursing DEGREES: Graduate DESCRIPTION:The Hunter-Bellevue School of Nursing prepares professionals to meet the needs of 21st century urban populations. Hunter-Bellevue School of Nursing is the largest public-sector nursing institution in New York, a unit of Hunter College, the largest senior college in the City University of New York. School of Nursing faculty are leaders in their fields who bring evidence-based clinical experience, research and teaching directly into the classroom while engaging students in solving real-world problems.
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