Nursing:Caring for a stronger foundation today
for the next generation
In response to the need for a concerted effort to deal with problems encountered by Filipino nurses in the United States, The Philippine Nurses Association of New Jersey sponsored a national conference with the theme Assertiveness in Nursing which was held at the Ramada Inn, East Brunswick, New Jersey on April 21, 1979.
Prior to the PNA-NJ national conference, Phoebe C. Andes, then president of PNA-NJ made a call and invited the various presidents of the different independent PNA chapters to come to New Jersey and join PNA-NJ’s conference with the thought in mind to begin the talks for an organizing caucus for a national association.
Mission
Uphold and foster the positive image and welfare of its constituent members.
Promote professional excellence and contribute to significant outcomes to
healthcare and society.
Vision
To be an organization responsive to its constituent needs and be a force
in the world arena of nursing.
Objectives
Providing quality, safe, compassionate care to the People of America.
A caring nursing trust - one which PNAA will preserve and
honor to the best of its ability.
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Nursing:Caring for a stronger foundation today
for the next generation
In response to the need for a concerted effort to deal with problems encountered by Filipino nurses in the United States, The Philippine Nurses Association of New Jersey sponsored a national conference with the theme Assertiveness in Nursing which was held at the Ramada Inn, East Brunswick, New Jersey on April 21, 1979.
Prior to the PNA-NJ national conference, Phoebe C. Andes, then president of PNA-NJ made a call and invited the various presidents of the different independent PNA chapters to come to New Jersey and join PNA-NJ’s conference with the thought in mind to begin the talks for an organizing caucus for a national association.
Mission
Uphold and foster the positive image and welfare of its constituent members.
Promote professional excellence and contribute to significant outcomes to
healthcare and society.
Vision
To be an organization responsive to its constituent needs and be a force
in the world arena of nursing.
Objectives
Providing quality, safe, compassionate care to the People of America.
A caring nursing trust - one which PNAA will preserve and
honor to the best of its ability.
