As nurses and their supporters, we urge the public to make immediate and sustained efforts to resist the Trump Administration’s agenda to destroy global health. We have devoted our professional lives to improving public health, and we have an ethical obligation to speak out when we see threats to that goal. Therefore, we must strongly oppose the current federal government’s efforts to undermine and even destroy our work. 

We object to the destruction of civil society, the assaults on science and the environment, and the terrorizing of vulnerable groups through a culture of bullying and cruelty that has no place in a decent world.

We object to direct threats to the nursing profession. These include plans to undermine the already desperate position of nurses in clinical practice through funding cuts and the violation of labor rights. We object to reported plans to eliminate funding for nursing research, including for the already starving National Institute for Nursing Research. 

We also reject the broader efforts to tear apart networks of health and social wellbeing, both within the United States and worldwide. Medicare, Medicaid, and Social Security have lifted generations out of poverty and saved countless lives. It is vital that these programs receive full funding. Indeed, Social Security could easily thrive by lifting the income cap on contributions. And a full range of other health and social programs must receive full funding, from those that address addiction and mental health to those that provide housing, food, and accurate health information.

Global health programs must receive full funding, including funding given through the World Health Organization and USAID, which prevents millions from dying of diseases like malaria, AIDS, and the next pandemic.

It is vital that we stop regulatory changes that will accelerate the degradation of our planet, worsening climate change, and that we continue to protect the safety of our food and water.

It is vital that government health institutions be led by qualified health professionals who are committed to science and public health, not by those who recklessly traffic in disinformation—spreading disease and worsening public health.

And it is vital to end government attacks on vulnerable populations, especially immigrants, children, and the LGBTQ+ community. We must protect civilians, both nationally and internationally, from violence, terrorists, and school shooters. We should work for peace everywhere.

These threats imperil our health today and in the future. And there is no justification for them. The United States is the wealthiest and most powerful nation in the history of the world. We can share some soup. 

The dismantling of society happens piece by piece, so each of us must resist when tyranny knocks at our door—including our neighbor’s door. Do not “obey in advance” by discriminating against the vulnerable and undermining their health and safety. Stand strong when ICE comes. Do what you can to keep them out of schools and healthcare facilities.

We urge everyone in the entire world to work against the anti-health agenda of the Trump Administration, which threatens billions of lives. Speak out. Protest. If you or someone you know has been directly affected by the above policies, share that story widely. Make daily calls to Congress, which has the power to stop this devastating reversal of public health progress. 

Be strong. Be courageous. Protect the vulnerable, for they are first, and you are next. 

Signers as of February 7, 2026

1.      Sandy Summers, Executive Director, The Truth About Nursing, Maryland

2.      Peggy Chinn, RN, PhD, DSc(Hon), FAAN, Professor Emerita, California

3.      Marsha Fowler, Professor of Ethics Emerita, California

4.      Sasha Dyck, Public Health Nurse, Quebec, Canada

5.      Tracey Siegel, RN and Nurse Educator, New Jersey

6.      Joan Edelstein, Professor of Nursing, California

7.      Julie Huff, Nurse, Maryland

8.      Christina Nyirati, retired, Washington

9.      Gina Arias, RN, MPH

10.    Frankie Manning, Nursing faculty, Army, Washington

11.    Mary Carley, RN, Ontario, Canada

12.    Havely Taylor, Maryland

13.    Paul Sacco, Associate Professor, Maryland

14.    Julie Dawson, RN, Beaumont, California

15.    Richard Kimball, RN, PhD, Maryland

16.    Mary Beck Metzger, Nurse Practitioner, Wisconsin

17.    Rebecca Love, Chief Nursing Officer, Massachusetts

18.    Marion Leary, Director of Innovation, Pennsylvania

19.    Sharon Stout-Shaffer, Professor Emerita, Ohio

20.    Diana Mason, RN, PhD, FAAN New York

21.    Christie Steier, RN, JD, Tennessee

22.    Donna Tanzi, RN, PhD, Director, New York

23.    Duffy Askin, North Carolina

24.    Jean Farley, Assistant Professor, Maryland

25.    Thóra Hafsteinsdóttir, Nurse, Utrecht, Netherlands

26.    Jesse Polansky, Physician, Maryland

27.    Leanne Meier

28.    Robin Cogan, School Nurse, New Jersey

29.    Stacy Slater, Professor of Nursing, Michigan

30.    Stella Fitzgibbons, Physician, Texas

31.    Adrienne Zago, Oncology Nurse, Maryland

32.    Alene Nitzky, Colorado

33.    Anne Belcher, Professor Emerita

34.    Barbara Weintraub, Director of Critical Care, Illinois

35.    Carole Eldridge, CEO, Texas

36.    Elizabeth Dietz

37.    Esther Tibbe, Nurse, North Holland, Netherlands

38.    Felix Tower, Bartender, Maryland

39.    Hob Osterlund, Hawaii

40.    Joshua Adebanjo, Nurse, Osun, Nigeria

41.    Kate Relling, Florida

42.    Kira Wilder, RN future PMHNP, Arizona

43.    MaryLee Pakieser, MSN, RN, Family Nurse Practitioner-BC, Michigan

44.    Michael Zwerdling, Registered Nurse, Florida

45.    Nancy Endress, Pediatric Nurse Practitioner, California

46.    Sandra Weseen, RN, Saskatchewan, Canada

47.    Shirley Van Zandt, Nurse Practitioner, Idaho

48.    Susan Dewey-Hammer, Retired, New York

49.    Suzy Morphew, Nurse Practitioner

50.    Teri Mills, Registered Nurse, Oregon

51.    Theresa Morrison, Chief Nursing Officer, Florida

52.    Alexis Joseph, Student Nurse, Florida

53.    Alfred Lam

54.    Alison Garner

55.    Alison Kannisto

56.    Allene Cooley, Family Nurse Practitioner, North Carolina

57.    Allison Andersen, Nurse Practitioner, Puerto Rico

58.    Allison Drew, RN, Maryland

59.    Alyson Lipinski

60.    Amanda Steele

61.    Amber Hubbard, RN, BSN, Florida

62.    Amber Statz, Registered Nurse, Wisconsin

63.    Amy Floyd

64.    Amy Levi, Consultant, New Mexico

65.    Amy May, Nurse Practitioner, Maryland

66.    Amy Smith, Nurse Practitioner, Georgia

67.    Anastasia Pharris, Principal expert infectious diseases, Sweden

68.    Anastasia Trent, RN Case Manager, California

69.    Andi Sherek

70.    Andi Sherek, RN, Minnesota

71.    Andrea Zander, Pediatric nurse practitioner, Arizona

72.    Angela Albright

73.    Angela Cammarn, BSN, RN, Kansas

74.    Angela Simpson, Registered Nurse, Maryland

75.    Angela Waterbury, RN, Colorado

76.    Angelina Cimatu, RN, Maryland

77.    Angelina Korsun, Consultant, Arizona

78.    Ann Rhodes, Clinical Professor Emeritus, Iowa

79.    Anna Dermenchyan, Director, California

80.    Anne Adamczyk, Pennsylvania

81.    Anne Belickis, Delaware

82.    Anne Gentil-Archer, Nurse practitioner, Iowa

83.    Annmarie DeAngelis, Registered Nurse, Maryland

84.    April Rowe Neal, Assistant professor, Minnesota

85.    April Yedinak, RN, Kentucky

86.    Ashley Stone, Nurse Case Manager, California

87.    Aurelie Catherine Cormier, Massachusetts

88.    Aurelie Catherine Cormier, Massachusetts

89.    Aurora Daniels, Registered Nurse, Washington

90.    Babs Assink, Netherlands

91.    Barbara Anderson, Consultant, California

92.    Barbara Cheyney, Faith Community Nurse, Washington

93.    Barbara Egger, RN, New Jersey

94.    Barbara Joslyn, New York

95.    Barbara Mahoney, RN, Massachusetts

96.    Barbara Shaw, Family Nurse Practitioner and DNP faculty, Illinois

97.    Barbara Squelch, RN, New York

98.    Becky Yatsu

99.    Beth Block

100.  Beth Chiatti, Professor of Nursing, Pennsylvania

101.  Beth France, Georgia

102.  Beth Thomson, RN, Massachusetts

103.  Bethany Jarvis, RN Family Nurse Practitioner- BC, Maine

104.  Bethany Powell, Nurse Educator, Florida

105.  Betty Mato, BSN

106.  Betty Morgan, Professor Emerita, Massachusetts

107.  Beverly Miller, Nurse Practitioner, Missouri

108.  Bree Ferrin, RN, Family Nurse Practitioner, New York

109.  Bretteny Boyd, Tennessee

110.  Bridget Rouse

111.  Bruce Wilson, Volunteer, Texas

112.  Bryn Putnam, BSN, RN, NC-BC, New Mexico

113.  Cameron Cook, RN, South Carolina

114.  Candace Berardinelli, Retired, Colorado

115.  Carmela Cavero, CNM, MS

116.  Carol Annesser, Director of Nursing, Ohio

117.  Carol Petillo, RN, South Carolina

118.  Carol SilvaAyala, RN, California

119.  Carol Staugaard, APRN, New Hampshire

120.  Carol Wahl, Professor Emerita, Nebraska

121.  Carol Zacharias, RN educator, Florida

122.  Carola Bruflat, Women’s Health Nurse Practitioner, Virginia

123.  Carole Burger, RN

124.  Caroline Peters, Staff nurse, Michigan

125.  Carolyn Ewell, Family Nurse Practitioner, Wyoming

126.  Carolyn Melby, Global Nurse Consultant, Maryland

127.  Carolyn Moser, Arizona

128.  Carolyn Valles Pippitt

129.  Carrie Covington, Texas

130.  Carrie Kirkley, RN, Virginia

131.  Carrie Peoples, Nurse

132.  Carroll Ann Daly, Obstetrical Nursing Instructor, California

133.  Catherine Costello, RN, Massachusetts

134.  Catherine Maina, Registered Nurse, London Borough of Wandsworth, United Kingdom

135.  Catherine Trask

136.  Cathy Lesage, Nurse Journalist, Quebec, Canada

137.  Celeste Crockett, RN, New York

138.  Chantal Eschbach, Advisor Sustainability, South Holland, Netherlands

139.  Charles A Griffis, Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist, California

140.  Cheryl Celia, Family Nurse Practitioner, New Hampshire

141.  Cheryl Dial, RN, California

142.  Cheryl Forchuk, Professor and scientist, Ontario, Canada

143.  Cheryl Killion, Associate Professor, Ohio

144.  Cheryl Wakeham, RN, Michigan

145.  Chris Cavanaugh, Director of Clinical Education, Florida

146.  Christen Sadler, Nurse Educator/Nurse Midwife, Texas

147.  Christina Piroso

148.  Christine Bradway, Professor, Pennsylvania

149.  Christine Carlsen, RN, Massachusetts

150.  Christine Lessard, Registered Nurse and Nursing Professor, Quebec, Canada

151.  Christine McDermott, RN Educator, Colorado

152.  Christine Mullings

153.  Christine Warner-Valentine, Hematology Oncology Nurse Practitioner, Ohio

154.  Christopher Miller

155.  Cindy Borrero, Registered Nurse

156.  Claire Everson, RN, Michigan

157.  Clare Chesler, Registered Nurse, Ohio

158.  Claudia Carlson, nurse practitioner, Florida

159.  Colleen Bonin, RN Administrator, Washington

160.  Colleen Seeber-Combs, DNP, RN, Pennsylvania

161.  Cori Sandquist, Home Health RN, Washington

162.  Cris Moreno-Doyle, RN, Minnesota

163.  Cynthia Darling-Fisher, Clinical Associate Professor Emerita of Nursing, Michigan

164.  Damion Jenkins, RN, New York

165.  Dana Nichols, Retired military, South Dakota

166.  Danjuma Aliyu, Lecturer, Kaduna, Nigeria

167.  Darlene McKenzie, RN Case Manager, New Jersey

168.  Darlene Smith, CRNP, Maryland

169.  Darryl Lundeen

170.  David Cheesebrow, RN, Minnesota

171.  Davida K Murphy Smith, Nurse Educator

172.  Dawn Mapp

173.  Dawn Rippert, RN, New York

174.  Debbie Vandover, RN, Pennsylvania

175.  Deborah Boswell, RN, Missouri

176.  Deborah Reid, Nurse Practitioner, Maryland

177.  Deborah Shields, Professor of Nursing, Ohio

178.  Deborah van Wyck, Nurse Clinician, Quebec, Canada

179.  Debra Bacharz, Professor Emerita, Florida

180.  Debra Christiansen, RN, Minnesota

181.  Deidre Blank, Former Branch Chief, NCNR, NIH, Pennsylvania

182.  Deirdre Kearney, New Mexico

183.  Denise Erickson, Connecticut

184.  Denise Jacob, RN, Michigan

185.  Denise Maguire, PhD, RN, Louisiana

186.  Derrik Haradon-Chrisler, Registered Nurse, New York

187.  Devora B

188.  Diana Hobden, CNP, Ohio

189.  Diana Meyer, Clinical Nurse Specialist, Washington

190.  Diane Brindle, RN, Florida

191.  Diane Eisenmann, RN, Georgia

192.  Diane Krassenstein, RN BSN, Pennsylvania

193.  Diane Lauver

194.  Diane Lauver, Professor Emerita, Wisconsin

195.  Diane Radlowski, RN, Ohio

196.  Diane St. Denis, Registered Nurse, California

197.  Diane Walker, Nurse Practitioner, Virginia

198.  Doreen Leary

199.  Dorothy Detlor

200.  Eileen Wothers, Director of Nursing, Florida

201.  Elaine Ignots, Registered Nurse, Florida

202.  Elaine Morrissey, ARNP, Florida

203.  Elizabeth Bonafilia, School Nurse, Massachusetts

204.  Elizabeth Dixon, California

205.  Elizabeth Flinn, Nurse, Washington

206.  Elizabeth Hasse, Clinic RN, Colorado

207.  Elizabeth Maggio, Public Health Policy and Patient Advocate, Kentucky

208.  Elke Ruthig, RN, BScN, MHS -Retired, Ontario, Canada

209.  Ellen Buggy, Nurse Practitioner, Wisconsin

210.  Ellen Chiocca, Assistant Professor of Nursing, Illinois

211.  Ellen Hahn

212.  Ellen Harmon, RN, Michigan

213.  Ellen Rich, New York

214.  Ellisa Apodaca, Registered Nurse, Colorado

215.  Elyse Klemchuk, MSN, RN, Illinois

216.  Emily Thornbury, Florida

217.  Erica Lopez, RN, Texas

218.  Gabriela Kaplan, Nursing Faculty, New Jersey

219.  Gina Bailey, RN, Ohio

220.  Gisela Ayub

221.  Glenise Mckenzie, Oregon

222.  Grace Klein, Psychotherapist and Owner, New York

223.  Gwen Verchota, Consultant/Researcher, Minnesota

224.  Gwen Waddell-Schultz, Registered Nurse, North Carolina

225.  Heather Swift Morrison, Registered Nurse, New York

226.  Helena Halbwachs

227.  Holy Owen, RN, Colorado

228.  Ingrid Hendrix

229.  Irene Jankowski, Managing Partner, RN, New York

230.  J. Craig Phillips, Professor of Nursing, Ontario, Canada

231.  Jackie Coddington, RN, Pennsylvania

232.  Jackie Messineo, RN, BSN, Public Health Nurse x 40 years, New Jersey

233.  Jacquelyn Brown, Nursing Educator, California

234.  James Deshotels, Nurse, Missouri

235.  Jan Foster, CNS, Professor Emerita, Texas

236.  Jane Anderson, nursing faculty, North Carolina

237.  Jane Black, RN

238.  Jane Hamilton Wilson, (retired) RN, PhD, Ontario, Canada

239.  Jane Kurz, Professor (adjunct), Pennsylvania

240.  Jane Smalley, ENETG, Trauma Program Manager, Minnesota

241.  Janet DuBois, Nurse Practitioner, Florida

242.  Janet M Briggs, Nurse Practitioner, Ohio

243.  Janet Shad

244.  Janette Elliott

245.  Janice Crist, Professor Emerita, Arizona

246.  Janice Crosby, RN, Massachusetts

247.  Janice Rosner, Retired, California

248.  Jaya Vanti, RN, Connecticut

249.  Jayne Lobert, RN, ACNS, Nurse Practitioner, Michigan

250.  Jayne Meyer, Registered Nurse, Wisconsin

251.  Jayni Angeli, RN, Michigan

252.  Jean Pyle, RN Case Manager, Kansas

253.  Jeanne Churchill

254.  Jeanne Wilton, WHNP, Indiana

255.  Jeannelle Dupre

256.  Jeannine Covan, RN, Nova Scotia, Canada

257.  Jeffrey Garrett, APRN, Florida

258.  Jennifer Brown

259.  Jennifer Burchett, Registered Nurse, Indiana

260.  Jennifer Dember, Nurse Practitioner, New Jersey

261.  Jennifer Fink

262.  Jennifer Greenidge

263.  Jennifer Johnson, Emergency Room Nurse, Ontario, Canada

264.  Jenny Abbott

265.  Jeremiah Bartsch, Charge Nurse, Wisconsin

266.  Jernis Peterson, RN, Washington

267.  Jerome Stone, RN – Case manager, Hawaii

268.  Jessica LeClair, Wisconsin

269.  Jill Prochaska, Registered Nurse, Minnesota

270.  Joan Flanagan, Nursing Professor, Illinois

271.  Joan Giordano, RN and Nurse Practitioner, New Jersey

272.  Joan Mason, RN, MSN, Delaware

273.  Joannaly Luu, Healthcare Management Consultant, California

274.  JoAnne Konick McMahan, RN, Pennsylvania

275.  Joanne Lapidus-Graham, Professor, New York

276.  Jolanda Kadijk, Nurse, Limburg, Netherlands

277.  Jonathan Lee

278.  Joyce Borgfeld, Consultant, Texas

279.  Joyce Cohen, Nurse, New York

280.  Joyce Powell, BSN, RN, CEN, Ohio

281.  Joyce Raiskio, RN, Massachusetts

282.  Judith Billings

283.  Judith Fitzgerald Miller

284.  Judith Martin-Holland, Clinical Nurse Specialist, California

285.  Judith Matanic, RN, Indiana

286.  Judith Tobia, RN, New York

287.  Judith Vessey

288.  Juli Reynolds, RN, Tennessee

289.  Julia Hinrichs, Nurse and Midwife, Lower Saxony, Germany

290.  Julie Dawson, Registered Nurse, California

291.  June Shenk, School nurse, Pennsylvania

292.  Karen Arndt, RN, Arizona

293.  Karen Devereaux Melillo, RN/CNP, AGNP-C, Professor Emerita, Massachusetts

294.  Karen Donaldson, Nurse Manager, Alberta, Canada

295.  Karen Hofmann, RN, MN, Washington

296.  Karen Kelly, PhD, RN, Virginia

297.  Karen Myrick, Nurse Practitioner and educator, Connecticut

298.  Kari Brickler, RN, Wisconsin

299.  Karin Tomosky, Ontario, Canada

300.  Karina Luttner, Registered Nurse Anesthesiologist, Pennsylvania

301.  Karma Bryan, Professor of Nursing, Kentucky

302.  Kate Gieschen, Registered Nurse, California

303.  Kate Mackey

304.  Katherine Howard, Instructor, New Jersey

305.  Katherine Rieth, nurse, South Carolina

306.  Katherine Tildes, Nurse practitioner, North Carolina

307.  Kathleen Barta, Retired, Arkansas

308.  Kathleen Biesadecki, Nurse Midwife, Colorado

309.  Kathleen Birdsall, Michigan

310.  Kathleen Connors, Retired, Massachusetts

311.  Kathleen DeGrazia, RN, B, Texas

312.  Kathleen Fisher, APN DNP Simulation RN, Illinois

313.  Kathleen Harren, Nurse Consultant, California

314.  Kathleen Hartnett, Nursing Professor Emerita, New Jersey

315.  Kathleen Lynch, RN, Connecticut

316.  Kathleen Saunders

317.  Kathleen Sawin, Nurse Scientist, Wisconsin

318.  Kathleen Thibeault, Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist, Florida

319.  Kathryn Allen, Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist, Iowa

320.  Kathryn Annerino, NICU RN, Illinois

321.  Kathryn Brady, Professor, New Jersey

322.  Kathy Harren

323.  Kathy Malkin, RN, Arizona

324.  Kay Katherine Roberts, Community Health Nurse, Kentucky

325.  Kayleigh Burke

326.  Kenneth Perraut, Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist, West Virginia

327.  KennyEllyn Davies, LPN, Connecticut

328.  Kerri Parker, Nurse Practitioner, Oklahoma

329.  Kerry Grant, RN, MSN, WOCN, Arizona

330.  Kerry Wysner Purdy, RN, New York

331.  Kim Mudd- Boothe, RN

332.  Kim Valentine, RN, Ontario, Canada

333.  Kimberley Morse, RN, Wyoming

334.  Kirstin Smalec

335.  Kristian Dela Cruz, Registered Nurse, Washington

336.  Kristin Mahler, RN, Michigan

337.  Laura Delaney, Registered Nurse, Massachusetts

338.  Laurie Glover, Registered Nurse, Montana

339.  Laurie Timberlake, Nurse Practitioner, North Carolina

340.  Lee Moss, Nurse Practitioner, Utah

341.  Leslie Trikha

342.  Lillian Pryor

343.  Linda Forcello, RN, New York

344.  Linda Hartford, RN, New York

345.  Linda Hays, RN, BSN, Professional Staff, Pennsylvania

346.  Linda Honan, Nurse, Connecticut

347.  Linda Kielas, Retired, Illinois

348.  Linda Solecki, Retired, Pennsylvania

349.  Linda Thornton, Pediatric Nurse Practitioner

350.  Linda Twardowski, Nursing instructor, Rhode Island

351.  Lisa Bowman, Registered Nurse, Kansas

352.  Lisa George-Svahn, Clinical Nurse Specialist, Maryland

353.  Lisa O’Hanley, School Nurse, Massachusetts

354.  Lisa Sundean, Nurse Scientist and Educator, Connecticut

355.  Lisa Wolf, Lead Nurse Scientist; Associate Professor, Massachusetts

356.  Lori Phillips, Pediatric Nurse Practitioner, Louisiana

357.  Lori Schutte, RN, Wisconsin

358.  Lucy Bradley-Springer, Colorado

359.  Lyda Arevalo, Dementia Caregiver Program Coordinator, Texas

360.  Lynda Wilson, Professor Emerita, Alabama

361.  Lynn Hamilton, nurse clinical educator, Michigan

362.  Lynn I, South Carolina

363.  Lynnette Szczepura, RN, Florida

364.  M. David Rodriguez, Family Nurse Practitioner, Colorado

365.  M. Kathleen Murphy, Texas

366.  Madeline Mahoney, RN, CRRN, New York

367.  Madeline Perkel, Nurse Educator, Pennsylvania

368.  Maggie Kemper, Registered Nurse, Maryland

369.  Margaret Gatti, Nurse Practitioner, Delaware

370.  Margreet Jenness, Nurse Practitioner, New Mexico

371.  Maria Fargeorge, RN, Connecticut

372.  Maria Grace Amendola, Associate Professor, Virginia

373.  Maria Kammerer, Midwife, California

374.  Marie Weber, DNP, Florida

375.  Marilyn B Andrews, MS, RNP BC-Adult PCP, Maryland

376.  Marjorie DiRisio Duger, School Nurse, New York

377.  Mark Vojtko, Nurse Anesthesiologist, New Hampshire

378.  Marsha Alent, Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist, Pennsylvania

379.  Martha Bush, Registered Nurse, Tennessee

380.  Martha Rich, ANP, RN, New York

381.  Martina Camenzind

382.  Mary Andich, RN/Family Nurse Practitioner-BC, California

383.  Mary Ann Emerson, RN, New York

384.  Mary Ann Gapinski, Massachusetts

385.  Mary Ann McNamara, ICU/ED RN, New Hampshire

386.  Mary Anne Fritz, Registered Nurse, Ohio

387.  Mary Anne Schultz, Professor Emerita & Informaticist, California

388.  Mary Brune, RN and Professor Emeritus at NWOSU, Oklahoma

389.  Mary Carley, RN, Ontario, Canada

390.  Mary Fish

391.  Mary Ganger, Director of Hospital Education, North Carolina

392.  Mary Hazzard, Nursing Professor, California

393.  Mary Kelleher, RN, Massachusetts

394.  Mary Lagerwey, Professor Emerita, Michigan

395.  Mary Lyn Field, Virginia

396.  Mary Margaret Taylor, APN, Lancashire, United Kingdom

397.  Mary Martin, Clinical Quality Lead RN

398.  Mary Mills, Nurse Practitioner, California

399.  Mary Smania, Associate Professor and Family Nurse Practitioner, Michigan

400.  Mary Tarbox, Professor and Dean Emerita, Iowa

401.  Mary Wisnewski, Registered Nurse, New Mexico

402.  Maryann Weglinski

403.  Matthew Price, Cardiovascular Intensive Care RN, Florida

404.  Maura Miller

405.  Maureen T. Rorke, RN, Adjunct Faculty, New York

406.  Maureen Whalen, New York

407.  Meg Wakeman

408.  Megan Burt, MS RN, New York

409.  Megan Palmer, Registered Nurse – Rheumatology, Tennessee

410.  Melanie Percy, Professor Emerita, Arizona

411.  Melinda Friend, OP Nurse Coordinator

412.  Melissa Burch, RN, Maryland

413.  Melissa Dubois

414.  Melissa Pollard, APRN, New Hampshire

415.  MF Miller, Nurse Practitioner, Florida

416.  Michael Espelin, Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner, Connecticut

417.  Michael Pergrem, Ohio

418.  Michele Brown, RN Adjunct Professor, Florida

419.  Michele Hong, Maryland

420.  Michele Root, Staff RN, Michigan

421.  Michelle Hurteau, Registered Nurse, Connecticut

422.  Michelle Van Elsacker, Michigan

423.  Michelle Walker, Registered Nurse, Minnesota

424.  Mikala Bordain

425.  Mikhail Lyubarev, California

426.  Moira Taylor, Professor and Clinical Instructor, Virginia

427.  Monica Vakiner, RN, New York

428.  Mujtaba Murtuza, Registered Professional Nurse, New York

429.  Nadja Levesque, Clinical Nurse, California

430.  Nan Fetters, nurse practitioner, South Carolina

431.  Nan Smith-Blair, Associate Professor Emeritus

432.  Nancy Brookes, Nurse Scholar, Ontario, Canada

433.  Nancy Casey, Nursing Faculty, Connecticut

434.  Nancy DeMaio, RN, MSN, MPH, Washington

435.  Nancy Eksterowicz, MSN, RN, Hawaii

436.  Nancy Smith, RN, Ohio

437.  Nancy Stimson, VP Clinical, Colorado

438.  Nancy Tabor, RN, Washington

439.  Natalie Angove, Team Leader, Victoria, Australia

440.  Natalie Raghu, APRN, Illinois

441.  Natalie Sorensen, Clinical coordinator, Registered Nurse, Virginia

442.  Neil Samuels, RN (Patient Care Coordinator), Pennsylvania

443.  Nicole Herter, Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist, Texas

444.  Nicole Vicioso, School Nurse, California

445.  Nikki Hulinek, RN, Michigan

446.  Nita Pyle, Retired, Texas

447.  Nolan Barrett, Teacher, Georgia

448.  Norma Storer, Ohio

449.  Olive Ann Fuller, Florida

450.  Olivia Fowler

451.  P Weyland

452.  Pam Grace, New Hampshire

453.  Pamela Auman, Certified Nurse Midwife

454.  Pamela Cutaia, LPN, Illinois

455.  Pamela Grace

456.  Pat Enright, Nurse Educator, Indiana

457.  Pat Gingrich, Nurse Practitioner, nursing educator, North Carolina

458.  Pat Hogan, RN, New York

459.  Pat Sendelbach, Retired, Georgia

460.  Pat Thompson, Family Nurse Practitioner, Kansas

461.  Patricia Aydlett, RN, Maryland

462.  Patricia Byrne, Navigator, Massachusetts

463.  Patricia Cupit, Legal assistant, Florida

464.  Patricia Foster

465.  Patricia Gingrich, RN-retired, WHNP-emeritus, North Carolina

466.  Patricia Leckenby Ronald, Psych ARNP

467.  Patricia Lewis, Nurse Educator and Public Health Nurse, Illinois

468.  Patricia Murphy, Nurse, New Jersey

469.  Patricia Pinder, RN, Florida

470.  Patricia Shoemaker, RN, NP, California

471.  Patricia Wholley, CRNI, Massachusetts

472.  Patrick Coyne, Consultant, South Carolina

473.  Patty McFarland

474.  Paula Greenbaum, Nursing Professional Development Specialist, New Jersey

475.  Paula Sullivan, Nurse Practitioner, RN, South Carolina

476.  Peggy Ann Berry, Executive Director, Ohio

477.  Christine Balt, Nurse Practitioner, Indiana

478.  Penelope Strong, Nurse Practitioner, Mexico

479.  Philippa Sunnergren, School Nurse, Delaware

480.  Phillip Chalmers

481.  Philomena Kerobo, RN Traveler, Michigan

482.  Phyllis Fishbein, APN, MSN, MBA, New Jersey

483.  R John Repique, Ohio

484.  Randee Fleming, Infusion Nurse, Instructor, Illinois

485.  Randy Gelb, RN, Pennsylvania

486.  Rebecca Briggs, Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist, Texas

487.  Rebecca Chapman, RN, Ohio

488.  Rebecca Coffin

489.  Rebecca Dyck, Nurse, Quebec, Canada

490.  Rebecca Hawkins, Director of Nursing, Washington

491.  Rebecca Knipp, Nurse Practitioner, New York

492.  Renae Klee, Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner, California

493.  Renee Friesner, PMHNP, California

494.  Richard Peña, Registered Nurse, Texas

495.  Robi Thomas, Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner, Michigan

496.  Robin Gadd, Nursing Informatics Program Manager, South Carolina

497.  Robin Narruhn, Associate Professor, Washington

498.  Robin Scott

499.  Ronda Greaves, Director, South Carolina

500.  Rorry Zahourek, PhD, RN, Clinical Nurse Specialist

501.  S Gehlfuss, California

502.  Sallie Page-Goertz, APRN, CPNP-PC, Kansas

503.  Sally Thorne, Professor Emerita, British Columbia, Canada

504.  Sandra Engberg, Nurse, Pennsylvania

505.  Sandra Hines, Registered Nurse and nursing faculty, Michigan

506.  Sandra Munson, Pediatric RN, Minnesota

507.  Sandra Van Dyke, New York

508.  Sandra York, RN, BSN, Tennessee

509.  Sara Groves, Public Health Nurse, Nursing Professor Emerita, Maryland

510.  Sarah Day

511.  Sarah Durham, RN, Michigan

512.  Shannon Kirchner, RN, Michigan

513.  Sharon Bidwell-Cerone, Retired, New York

514.  Sharon Henderson, Nurse Practitioner, Georgia

515.  Sharon Seidman, Oncology research nurse coordinator, New Jersey

516.  Shayne Erwin

517.  Sheila Rhodes, Registered Professional Nurse, Illinois

518.  Shelley Brandstetter

519.  Shellye Simmons, Family Nurse Practitioner, Oklahoma

520.  Shirley Hanson

521.  Shirley Hanson, Nursing Professor Emerita, Washington

522.  Silver Cat

523.  Sonda Oppewal, RN, North Carolina

524.  Stanzin Diskit, Registered general nurse, Oxfordshire, United Kingdom

525.  Stefanie van Es, PACU nurse, Limburg, Netherlands

526.  Stephanie Frederick, RN, Arizona

527.  Stephanie McIntyre

528.  Stephanie O’Toole

529.  Stephanie Reyes, Nurse Manager, South Carolina

530.  Stephanie Sanderson, Nurse Manager, California

531.  Susan Beck, Professor Emerita, South Carolina

532.  Susan Bender, Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist, Michigan

533.  Susan Birmingham, RNMN, Georgia

534.  Susan Boudreau, Nurse Practitioner, Massachusetts

535.  Susan Bro, Nurse Practitioner, Arizona

536.  Susan Duncan, Professor of Nursing, British Columbia, Canada

537.  Susan Eisenstadt, Retired, Vermont

538.  Susan Ellison, MSN, RNC, New Jersey

539.  Susan Holland, Registered Nurse, Massachusetts

540.  Susan Killingsworth, Professor, School Health Coordinator, Oklahoma

541.  Susan Nokleby, RN, Minnesota

542.  Susan Williams, Registered Nurse, New York

543.  Suzanne Smeltzer, faculty member, New Jersey

544.  T. Bowers, Advanced Practice Nurse and Nurse Educator, New Jersey

545.  Tamara McKinnon, Professor, California

546.  Tamara Whittle, Assistant Professor of Clinical Nursing, Oregon

547.  Tamara Zurakowski, Professor and Program Director, Minnesota

548.  Tana Peterson, UM Learning Facilitation Professional, Ohio

549.  Teresa Fry, Perioperative Manager, Florida

550.  Teresa Laporte, Registered Nurse, Maryland

551.  Teresa Parks, Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist, Kentucky

552.  Teresa V Gonzalez, Sr Nurse Oncology Navigator GU, California

553.  Theresa Gezalyan, Clinical Instructor, California

554.  Theresa Webb, APRN, Florida

555.  Thomas Fevurly

556.  Thomas Hagerty, RN, New York

557.  Tiffany Martin, RN, Colorado

558.  Tiffany Robinson, Chronic Care Coordinator, Missouri

559.  Tiffany Sanchez, Assistant Director of Nursing, RN, BS, MN, Connecticut

560.  Tiffany Schnorr

561.  Tina Arneson, Nurse Manager, Minnesota

562.  Toni Bacala

563.  Toni Tortorella Genova, Professor Emerita, New Jersey

564.  Tony Kunze

565.  Toosje Valkenburg, General practitioner, Utrecht, Netherlands

566.  Tracy Malkin, RN, Florida

567.  Trena Redman, Nurse Faculty, Washington

568.  Valerie Edwards, Nursing Faculty, New Jersey

569.  Valerie Ginn, RN – Office Manager, Florida

570.  Valerie O’Dell, Professor Emerita, Ohio

571.  Valinda Ray, Disabled RN, Pennsylvania

572.  Vallory Welday, OR RN, CNOR, Georgia

573.  Venecia Sanchez, Home Health RN, Illinois

574.  Vicki Hopper, RN, Wisconsin

575.  Vickie Hickman, RN, North Carolina

576.  Virginia Thompson, Nurse Practitioner, Pennsylvania

577.  Wendy Azzopardi, RN, Ontario, Canada

578.  Wendy Bloom, Registered Nurse, California

579.  Wendy Doremus, DNP, RN, Clinical Writer, Rhode Island

580.  Willianne De Koning, NURSE!, Gelderland, Netherlands

581.  Wrenetha Julion, Nurse, Illinois

582.  Yun, Nurse

583.  Yvonne Breckenridge, Licensed Practical Nurse, New Jersey

Thank you!