Speakers Bureau

WSNA Introduces Speakers Bureau

Our speakers address a wide range of topics of critical importance to nurses throughout our state. The speakers listed will provide at least a 1.0 contact hour lecture on behalf of WSNA.

These lectures are provided at no cost to WSNA Districts, Local Units, or Schools of Nursing. Other organizations pay $250 in addition to the speaker’s travel and lodging expenses. Payment should be made to the Washington State Nursing Foundation. Speaker’s fees will support scholarships and mini-grants provided by the Washington State Nurses Foundation.

Topics

  • Health Reform and Implications for Nursing
  • Continuing Competency (overview of new rules)
  • Compassion Fatigue
  • Creating a Culture of Safety
  • Running on Empty: Fatigue and its Implications for Patient and Nurse Safety
  • Leadership, Political Advocacy, and Your Professional Association
  • Political Advocacy: A necessary role for nurses
  • Preventing Violence in the Workplace
  • Safe Staffing Law and How to be an Effective Committee Member
  • Social Media: Is your job in peril over your next facebook posting?
  • Stress Management in a Hurry

Speakers

Sofia Aragon, JD, RN
Senior Governmental Affairs Specialist — Washington State Nurses Association

Annie Bruck, DNP, MN, RN, COHN-S
Assistant Director, Continuing Education — Northwest Center for Occupational Health and Safety, Department of Environmental & Occupational Health Sciences, University of Washington

Mary Dean, PhD, RN
Consultant

Robin Fleming, PhD, RN
Nursing Practice & Education Specialist — Washington State Nurses Association

Judy Huntington MN, RN
Executive Director — Washington State Nurses Association

Anne Tan Piazza, BA
Assistant Executive Director of Governmental Affairs & Operations — Washington State Nurses Association

Sally Watkins, PhD, RN
Assistant Executive Director of Nursing Practice, Education, and Research — Washington State Nurses Association

Hanna Welander, BSN, RN
Nurse Representative — Washington State Nurses Association

For more information, contact Sally Watkins at swatkins@wsna.org

Founded in 1908, WSNA is the professional organization representing more than 16,000 registered nurses in Washington State. WSNA effectively advocates for the improvement of health standards and availability of quality health care for all people; promotes high standards for the nursing profession; and advances the professional and economic development of nurses.

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The Washington State Nurses Association Continuing Education Provider Program (OH-231, 9-1-2012) is an approved provider of continuing nursing education by the Ohio Nurses Association (OBN-001-91), an accredited approver by the American Nurses Credentialing Center’s Commission on Accreditation.