Chief Executive Officer, AONL | Chief Nursing Officer, AHA. All tweets are my own opinion.

Joined June 2019
I had a resident today sheepishly ask permission about taking time off to attend his brother’s wedding. This was my response. I’m working on applying it to my own life but struggling. #lifeworkbalance
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Register NOW for the NYONEL annual meeting! nyonel.nursingnetwork.com/nu… Register: attendify.co/dsX7asS Onsite or virtual attendance options!
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📅Save the date #AONLVirtual Conference July 13-14 📅 Solve challenges with #NurseLeaders just like you. Learn how to push innovations at your health care organizations and become stewards for health equity. 🔹Registration coming soon🔹 ow.ly/bcXc50EDJay
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Your best protection from COVID-19 is getting the vaccine. Do your part to protect your friends and family >>> covidvaccinefacts4nurses.org…
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ICYMI - AONL board president, Mary Ann Fuchs spoke this morning to the Senate HELP Committee about the work happening on the frontlines of the COVID-19 pandemic. Watch her opening statement >>> c-span.org/video/?c4950813/u…
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As we conclude #BlackHistoryMonth we want recognize the contributions and work Black #Nurseleaders have on the nursing profession. We reached out to Black #NursesLeaders to share a message celebrating the contributions of Black nurses.
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Statement from Linda Burnes Bolton, DrPH, RN, Senior Vice President, and Chief Health Equity Officer, Cedars-Sinai
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Statement from M. Lindell Joseph, PhD, RN, FAONL, Professor (Clinical), Director, Health Systems/Administration During this black history month, I want to celebrate black nurses for their persistence and compassion to ensure excellence for all patients and nursing practice.
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AONL collaborated with @ANANursingWorld and @JNJNursing to commission a study to understand the current state of the nursing profession amid the #COVID19 pandemic. #JNJ #NurseLeaders Access study >>> ow.ly/mIA350Dk7N1
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