2017 Georgia Nurses Association Yearbook
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12. Involvement in community, state, or national health care concerns:<br />
(Provide specific information)<br />
___________________________________________________________________________<br />
___________________________________________________________________________<br />
___________________________________________________________________________<br />
13. Certification<br />
I understand that GNA policy requires that no officer or director of the Board or appointed Committee<br />
Member shall serve concurrently as an officer or director of a board of another association or body if such<br />
participation might result in conflict of interest to GNA or the individual as determined by the Board. I also<br />
understand that I may be requested to provide the GNA Board of Directors with additional information.<br />
I authorize GNA to include my name, home address, cell phone, and e-mail address on rosters if elected/<br />
appointed.<br />
I certify that my signature below indicates that, if elected or appointed, I promise to fulfill all accountabilities<br />
and assignments as called for by Bylaws, Policies, and Strategic Plan of the <strong>Association</strong>.<br />
Further, I certify that my signature below indicates my consent to serve, if elected or appointed, and that, in<br />
accordance with the above referenced GNA policy, I do not hold membership on a board of directors or other<br />
governing body of any other organization which could result in a conflict of interest.<br />
I certify that the information on this form is true and accurate to the best of my knowledge.<br />
Nominee’s Signature:_________________________________ Date:_________________<br />
Please mail, fax, email or hand-deliver this form to: <strong>Georgia</strong> <strong>Nurses</strong> <strong>Association</strong><br />
Looking Back...Moving Forward “Taking Care of the WHOLE Nurse”<br />
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