NOBC News April 2021 – Practicing Balance
Read NOBC’s April News HERE. This month, hear from Jillian Bird, MSN, RN, on how small acts of mindfulness throughout the day can provide respite and connection in the most chaotic of times, along with Sharon Burch’s (New Directions for Nurses; Hawaii Yoga Institute) perspective on board leadership. Finally, check out an NOBC resource on Age-Friendly Communities and Gerontological Nursing.
Read MoreNOBC News March 2021 – Taking Action
Read March's NOBC News HERE.This month's news includes a letter from Diane Mancino, EdD, RN, CAE, FAAN, Executive Director, National Student Nurses’ Association (NSNA); a featured story about serving on your local school board; and a helpful article about non-profit board service from Board Source. Click the link above to read!
Read MoreNOBC News February 2021 – Preparing for your Journey
Read NOBC's February News HERE. This month, hear from Amy McCarthy MSN, RNC-MNN, NE-BC on how to prepare for your nursing leadership journey, along with Craig Edison's ( UnitedHealth Group) journey to the boardroom, where he now brings passion and skill to preserving woodlands. Finally, check out some of NOBC's favorite resources for board readiness - linked in our resources ...
Read MoreNOBC News January 2021: Moving Forward; Making an Impact!
NOBC's January News celebrates all of the nurses who were placed on a board in 2020, and that we achieved our key strategy of 10,000 board seats filled by nurses! Hear from our Executive Director and Board Chair, as they lay out NOBC's direction for 2021. CLICK HERE to read the full newsletter!
Read MoreNOBC News December 2020: Reflections
In this month's newsletter, hear from NOBC Board Chair, Pam Rudisill. and NOBC Executive Director, Laurie Benson, as they reflect on all that 2020 has been for NOBC: " As we reflect on 2020, it is a proud story enabled by each of you. You have exemplified nursing leadership through your strength, courage, resilience, dedication and support for each other. Whether ...
Read MoreNOBC News November 2020: Serving Community
In this month's newsletter, hear from Renae Battie, RN, MN, CNOR; VP of Nursing at AORN and NOBC board member, learn about NOBC's new TAKE 5! campaign to achieve our key strategy of counting 10,000 board seats filled by nurses in 2020, and check out some of NOBC's gift ideas for this holiday season! Click to read the full newsletter: ...
Read MoreNOBC News October 2020: Improving Health
In this month's newsletter, NOBC highlights a leadership message from Mary Alexander, MA, RN, CRNI®, CAE, FAAN, Chief Executive Officer, of the Infusion Nurses Society and member of the NOBC Board of Directors, as well as a featured story of nurse board service from Joan Caley MS, ARNP, PHCNS-BC, NEA-BC. Click HERE to access the news!
Read MoreNOBC News September 2020 – Building Trust
This month's newsletter highlights the role that trust plays in board and community service. Read to hear from Janice Brewington, PhD, RN, FAAN, Edna Cruz, M.Sc., RN, CPHQ, CPPS, Bridget Roberts, DNP, RN, CNE, and Lisa Kreeger, PhD, MBA, MSN, RN, among others! NOBC News September 2020 - Building Trust
Read MoreBoard Leaders: Tell us your story! How have you engaged nurses on your board or in your organization?
NOBC is collecting information from organizations who have benefited from having nurses serve on their board of directors. Please fill out this 5-minute survey: Board Leaders and Organizational Executives Who Have Engaged Nurses on Their Boards
Read MoreAMN Healthcare Generously Matching “Year of the Nurse and Midwife” Thank You Card Donations
As we celebrate 2020 “The Year of the Nurse and Midwife,” NOBC is proud to share our new THANK YOU CARDS! There are 4 card options for you to consider, available for a suggested donation of $4.00 each, with donations generously matched by AMN Healthcare, NOBC Strategic Partner. https://www.nursesonboardscoalition.org/gift-card-order-form/
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The Nurses on Boards Coalition (NOBC) represents national nursing and other organizations working to build healthier communities in America by increasing nurses’ presence on corporate, health-related, and other boards, panels, and commissions.