Top stories published by Nurses You Should Know in March of 2021

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2021

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Ravenne Aponte in Nurses You Should Know

Mar 2, 2021

Virginia Allen

The last living Black Angel

Monique R. Cobbs in Nurses You Should Know

Mar 11, 2021

Colonel Lawrence Washington

First Male Army Nurse

Thank you to RocScrubs’ Black History Month…

Joanna Seltzer in Nurses You Should Know

Mar 3, 2021

Charity Collins Miles

First Black School Nurse

Note: Credit to The Relentless School Nurse blog for teaching us about Charity Collins Miles. We intend to further Robin Cogan’s initial work and research.

Monique R. Cobbs in Nurses You Should Know

Mar 4, 2021

Bernardine Lacey

Living Legend and Founder of Western Michigan University School of Nursing

Joanna Seltzer in Nurses You Should Know

Mar 10, 2021

Sallie Tucker Allen

Founder of the Association of Black Nursing Faculty and Tucker Publications, Inc

Joanna Seltzer in Nurses You Should Know

Mar 23, 2021

Rhonda Sullivan

Nurse Pioneer & Leader in Wound & Ostomy Care

Rhonda Sullivan was born in Jacksonville, Florida in 1972. She was one of five African American students accepted to a nursing program of over 300 students. She graduated from nursing school in 1993…

Joanna Seltzer in Nurses You Should Know

Mar 30, 2021

Daihnia Dunkley

Maternal Health Nurse Leader

Joanna Seltzer in Nurses You Should Know

Mar 25, 2021

Michelle Rhodes

Nurse Entrepreneur, Wellness Advocate, and Author

Join Michelle Rhodes next month, April 5–9th, when she hosts her five-day business bootcamp for nurses online from 7–9 pm EST.

Ravenne Aponte in Nurses You Should Know

Mar 12, 2021

Adah B. Thoms

Nursing pioneer and charter member of the National Association of Colored Graduate Nurses

Joanna Seltzer in Nurses You Should Know

Mar 24, 2021

Damaris Grossmann

Integrative Telehealth DNP & Veteran

February 2021

April 2021

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