Building on the success of its campaign Hispanics in Nursing launched in 2015, the National Association of Hispanic Nurses (NAHN) and Hispanic Communications Network-La Red Hispana announced the second phase of a national bilingual campaign to increase diversity in nursing. This year's campaign includes the launch of public service-style radio messages featuring true stories and personal experiences of 21 real-life nursing students who seek to inspire Hispanic students to seriously consider the possibility of pursuing a nursing career. "Our 21 NAHN role models took time while in nursing school to volunteer and share their personal stories of challenges and solutions, for which we are grateful" said Angie Millan, DNP, RN, FAAN, Project Director of the grant. "NAHN is delighted to partner with HCN for a second year to feature these nursing students in the role model radio and video interviews."
"Hispanics in Nursing was designed to address the educational and professional disparities in the healthcare field, increasing the exposure of successful Hispanic role models in the nursing profession", said NAHN President, Daniel M. Suarez, MA, RN. READ MORE AT PRNEWSWIRE
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