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We want the profession of nursing to have a vibrant and supported future here in Michigan! Please take a few moments to complete the following Nurse Licensure survey, supported by MPHIMichigan Department of Health and Human Services & Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs. Survey closes Tuesday, 2.28.2023

SAVE THE DATE! Upcoming Events:

Advocacy Academy

Last chance! Register now for the MNA Advocacy Academy to learn how to fight for a safe staffing law in Michigan. The program begins on Saturday, March 11th, 2023, with an in-person workshop at Washtenaw Community College, featuring special guest state Rep. Felicia Brabec. This FREE program is for MNA members only and CE credit will be offered. Find more info and sign up at this link!

 

Panelists announced for Capitol Action Day

It might seem far away, but spots are going fast at MNA's Capitol Action Day on May 3rd in Lansing! Make your voice heard by lobbying legislators to advocate for a safe staffing law (the Safe Patient Care Act). Free for MNA members and includes CEUs.

We're pleased to announce our lineup for the legislative panel: Rep. Betsy Coffia of Traverse City, Rep. Carrie Rheingans of Ann Arbor, Rep. Julie Rogers of Kalamazoo, and Rep. Stephanie Young of Detroit. The panel is always a favorite of Capitol Action Day attendees as we enjoy insider tips and a spirited Q&A.

MNA Leadership Conferences! (MNALCs) 

There will also be an MNALC June 12-13, 2023 in the lower Peninsula! Stay tuned for more information!

 

Spring Education Day! REGISTRATION IS OPEN!

MNA 2023 Spring Education Day 
Title: “See Me as a Person”: A path to Providing Culturally Congruent Care
Date: June 1, 2023 
Time: 1:00pm – 5:30pm
Venue: Lansing Community College West Campus
           5708 Cornerstone Dr, Lansing, MI 48917
Registration & Cost: www.minurses.org/springeducation Free for MNA Members and $45 for Non-Members

About The Event
The theme of the event is providing culturally congruent care to diverse populations with a focus on the health care of the LGBTQ+ population. Attendees will hear from four dynamic health care experts who will not only share their expertise but will help nurses understand and recognize health care barriers affecting the LGBTQ+ population including implicit bias and the impact these variables have on patient care outcomes. Nurses will also be equipped with knowledge related to holistic nursing and the event will conclude with a self-care session for health care providers, a great ending to a great afternoon!

Nurses who attend all four sessions in their entirety and complete each session evaluation will be awarded 4.0 continuing education contact hours.

The Michigan Nurses Foundation is the charitable arm of the MNA. A 501(3)c, your tax-deductible donation helps provide scholarships to nursing students and recovery grants to nurses and healthcare professionals around the state who find themselves in financial need while seeking recovery treatment.

 

American Red Cross Mid-Michigan Chapter – Disaster Health Services

Volunteers are always needed for Virtual Positions! Contact Abigail Wright-Geddes by email or at 517-230-6275 for more information!

Michigan Nurses Association
2310 Jolly Oak Road | Okemos, MI  48864
(517) 349-5640 | minurses@minurses.org

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