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PNA-MD and Southern Maryland Subchapter
Tools for Change: Engaging Filipino Nurses in Advancing Healthcare
Saturday - August 7,2010
7:30AM - 4:30PM
Howard County Community College
Kittleman Training Center
10901 Little Patuxent Parkway
Columbia, MD 21044
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Mark Your Calendars
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31st Annual PNAA Convention
June 23 - 27, 2010
Intercontinental Miami
100 Chopin Plaza
Miami, Florida 33131
Hosted By:
Philippine Nurses Association of South Florida
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PNAMD > Memberships
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Membership
Participation Types:
Active member: RN of Philippine ethnic origin, licensed to practice in the stateof Maryland.
Associate member: RN of non-Philippineethnic origin licensedto practice in the state of Maryland.
Retired, non-practicing member: RN of Philippine ethnic origin residing inthestate of Maryland. RN of non-Philippine ethnic origin who had been a member of the PNAA for at least2 years.
Membership is per calendar year - January to December.
Dues:
Active member: $60.00
Associate/Retired: $40.00
Contact:
Virginia Alinsao, MS, MBA
410 332-0622
valinsao2006@verizon.net
BENEFITS OF BEING A MEMBER
Just a Glimpse of How YourMembership Makes a Difference
- Privilege of Representation. Your Chapter membership makes you a PNAA member along with 10,000 Filipino-American nurses inthe United States. You are represented in various professional organizations, government agencies, community groups and othercoalition.
- Networking. Opportunities for networkingwith expertsin your own field of specialty when participating in our professional activities at the local, state, nationaland international level.
- Educational Opportunities. Discounted fees to educational programs at the chapter, regional, national, and international levels. PNAMC provides local quarterly continuingeducation for free.
- Leadership Development. Various opportunities to develop yourleadership skills.
- Interactive Website. Gain access into "members only sections" of PNAMC website and the soon to be improved PNAAwebsite to get the tools andinformation that you need.
- Free Subscription to the PNAMC Balita. As a paying memfer, you will receive updated information through the PNAMC newsletter and the soon-to-be-issued Philippine AmericanNursenursing journal.
- Serving your colleague. You will have the privilege of serving as a delegate, officer, or committee member of the national level, vote onimportant issues, decisions and actions that affect Filipino-American nurses inthe Asian community at large.
- Staying in touch. Members are alumni of various schools and colleges ofnursing inthe Philippines. Activitiesare featured inthe PNAMC website and newsletter.
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| PNAMD meets H.E Gloria Macapagal Arroyo Pictures - July 29, 2009, Willard Intercontinental Hotel, Washington DC |
| Congratulations, Dina A. Krenzischek MAS,PhD, appointed Fellow in the American Academy of Nursing |
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PNAMC was one of the few selected organizations that was invited at the Pre-Inaugural Reception at the Philippine Embassy in Washington DC on January 20, 2009. It was the day prior to President Barack Obama's inauguration in Capito hill. Many Filipino-American politicians and prominent personalities from all over the US were invited at this monentous event. Together with PNAMC representatives at the above picture are the up and rising young singer Charice Pempengco and the Philippine Ambassador to the United States' wife Linda Gaa.
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SEPTEMBER 4, 2008 - NATIONAL PRESS CLUB, WASHINGTON,DC
Academy Health held a formal press launching of the VOLUNTARY CODE of ETHICAL CONDUCT for the RECRUITMENT of FOREIGN EDUCATED NURSES of the UNITED STATES. At the press release was MayMayor, Immediate past president of PNAA, Virginia Alinsao, representing Johns Hopkins Hospital, Lolita Compas of NYNSA, Dina Krenzischek, Dino Doliente III, Dedeen Andrada of PNAMD Chapter.
Virginia Alinsao, Lolita Compas and May Mayor will be part ofthe transition group.
Code of Ethical Recruitment for Foreign Educated Nurses
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Global VideoTeleconference: May 15, 2008 World Bank Headquarters, Washington DC
Synopsisof World Teleconference
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3RD Annual PNA-MD Golf Tournament
June 14, 2008
It was an excellent day of golf in one of the finest course, Rocky Point Golf Course in Essex, MD, with a beautiful scenery, breathtaking view of Chesapeake Bay, fabulous food, all for an important cause - to benefit Gawad Kalinga in the Philippines.
Our Champion for this year is the team of Atoy Sarmiento, Bill Crawley and Nestor Villena.
Our deepest appreciation to all our players,who helped us achieve our goal thru their support and generosity, and for all those who volunteered their time, to make our event a great success. |
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