Lindsey had the opportunity to work in the RN internship program as a staff nurse where she gained a great deal of experience as she worked in various parts of the hospital, including women’s health, psychiatry, and general medicine.
James currently serves as the District Nurse Administrator of Home Care for the Alabama Department of Public Health. Over the last 25 years as an RN, he has worked in many healthcare settings in a clinical, educational, or administrative role.
Frederick admits helping others has always brought joy to his heart and that having the opportunity to help others on a daily basis is his reward. He received his associate degree at Montgomery Community College before earning his BSN at the University of Alabama in Huntsville.
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Dr. Jones is a full-time nursing instructor with Jefferson State Community College, Chilton Campus. She has maintained clinical practice as a flexi, staff RN at UAB Hospital for 7 years and currently works in the Acute Trauma Care Unit.
Frankie is committed to the idea of serving the communities in which he works. He also has a passion to continue learning in everything he does and is part of the reason he joined ASNA.
Kim has been in the medical field for over 35 years and twenty of those were spent as an RN in the ED and labor & delivery. Currently, she works as an emergency room and urgent care nurse practitioner.
Dr. Humphries is a board-certified Neonatal Nurse Practitioner (NNP). She has 19 years of experience which includes registered nurse in the Burns and Trauma Unit and Regional Neonatal Intensive Care Unit and more.
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Dr. Curry has been a member of ASNA since she became a nurse in 2004. She is active in numerous leadership roles and was a 2017 participant in the ASNA Leadership Academy. She is an active mentor, contributing her presence, her expertise, and her dedication.
Proving that nursing is a profession of lifelong learning, Dr. Brenda Woodmansee started her nursing education at a community college in Mississippi in 1979 and worked through all the levels until receiving a DNP in nursing from Samford University in 2019.
Dr. Katilya Ware is an Assistant Professor at Auburn University School of Nursing. She served in the role of District 5 Vice President for the Alabama State Nurses Association prior to her role as president.
Dr. Pierce began her nursing career working as a cardiac nurse and moved to critical care a year later. While living in Okinawa, Japan, she found her love for teaching working at the naval hospital.
Philip says ASNA membership is valuable because a lot the health issues addressed in hospitals have roots in societal issues. Therefore, it's important for nurses to have a voice outside of the clinical setting to address these issues.
Kristina strives to show compassion and leadership every day through her nursing practice. Her goal for her position as the new graduate liaison is to increase and encourage diverse membership of new nurses in the state of Alabama.