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NFW Announces Election Winners
The Nurses Foundation of Wisconsin Board of Directors held their election at their November 9, 2022 meeting. The members elected filled the directors-at-large positions. Congratulations to Stacy Stephens, MDiv., BSN, RN from Cadott, Michelle Scherwinski, CDP, CADDCT, CMDCP, RN from Appleton, and Emily Siegrist, MSN, RN from Brown Deer. They will assume their role at […]
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Wisconsin’s New Legislature – What Nurses Need to Know
WNA’s Public Policy Council invites you to view WNA’s Wisconsin New Legislature – What Nurses Need to Know Town Hall recording. This recording focuses on the 2023-24 state legislature. WNA’s Lobbyists will provide an overview of the legislature’s composition and leadership as well as WNA’s legislative priorities. You will also hear about strategies you can […]
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Welcome New WNA Members
Please join us in welcoming the newest members of the Wisconsin Nurses Association. Leslye Chambers Lanette Davis Laura Debroux Rachael Falle Danielle Lambert Laura Lange Luann Lapointe Thomas Liverseed Vicki Milroy Kathleen Nettesheim Annie Russell Dernbach Jillian Shirilla Maggie Steingraber-Pharr Lauren Thieme Jennifer Wimmer
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Nurse License Protection Case Study: Falsifying the record of a medication error
Please take a moment to read this article from our Professional Liability Insurance Vendor Partner Nurse Service Organization (NSO). Nurse License Protection Case Study: Falsifying the record of a medication error To learn more about Professional Liability Insurance, a.k.a. Medical Malpractice Insurance through NSO, please click here
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WNA Signs Joint Commitment Statement on Climate Change and Health
Wisconsin Nurses Association has joined with 41 other nursing organizations to issue list of climate demands to the 118th Congress. Nurses recognize that climate change is threatening life as we know it. In light of the current and increasing health threats from climate change, nurses are committed to investing in the necessary knowledge and skills […]
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Welcome New Members
Please join us in welcoming the newest members of the Wisconsin Nurses Association. Laura Anderson Barbara Backus Ines Berna Kim Boesl Dora Clayton-Jones Lisa Dymond Colleen McCormick Maria Molzahn Anna Rosen Allison Soetenga Elizabeth Sutherland Allison Tarula Alison Taylor
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Welcome New Members
Please join us in welcoming the newest members of the Wisconsin Nurses Association! Barbara Eckes Ryanne Edwards Marcella Eveler Megan Ferguson Michelle Hamland Wendy Jenkins Jessica Klessig Joel Malak Jena McGuire Stephanie Philipp Ashley Potrykus Olivia Schaefer MaryAnne Scherer Jaime Schiess Mackenzie Tenor Tatyana Totten Laurie Walker Alissa Weber
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Congratulations to the Fall 2022 Future Nursing Leader Award Winners!
Twice a year, the WNA Awards Committee selects five graduates of schools and colleges of nursing in Wisconsin to receive the WNA Future Nursing Leader Award. The award is presented each Spring and Fall semesters at the school of nursing pinning ceremonies. Winners receive a complimentary year of membership in the Wisconsin Nurses Association, along […]
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Wisconsin Nurses Association Applauds Governor Evers Inclusion of Dollars to Grow The Nurse Educator Workforce
Health care cannot be delivered without a supply of nurses, nurses cannot be educated without a supply of nurse educators. The Wisconsin Nurses Association (WNA) appreciates Governor Evers allocation of $10 million in the biennial state budget to increase the supply of nurse educators. According to the Wisconsin’s 2020 RN Workforce Report, nursing education programs […]
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2023 Mary Barker APRN Scholarship Application
The 2023 Mary Barker APRN Scholarship is now open. The WNA Nurse Practitioner Forum and the Nurses Foundation of Wisconsin are seeking applicants for the Mary Barker APRN Scholarship. Up to four scholarships are awarded annually (at a maximum of $2,000). Learn more and apply today
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