2018 Wyoming Nursing Summit and Convention
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<strong>2018</strong> WYOMING NURSING SUMMIT & CONVENTION<br />
I am excited for the new elections in <strong>Wyoming</strong> this fall. It will be intriguing to be informed on the<br />
c<strong>and</strong>idates’ platforms <strong>and</strong> the contribution to healthcare in <strong>Wyoming</strong>. I plan to serve the <strong>Wyoming</strong><br />
Nurses Association with the dedication that I have demonstrated in the past.<br />
Treasurer:<br />
Suzey Delger, MSN, APRN (RET), RN<br />
Central Region<br />
Casper, <strong>Wyoming</strong><br />
Current Position: <strong>Nursing</strong> Director, Eastern <strong>Wyoming</strong> College<br />
Education:<br />
• BSN 1975<br />
• MSN 1983<br />
What activities are you currently involved with or have been<br />
in the past related to ANA or WNA?<br />
I have been a member of WNA since 2014 <strong>and</strong> previously from 1975 to 1995.<br />
I have served as the Vice President from 2015 to 2017.<br />
What other professional organizations are you involved with?<br />
• Sigma Theta Tau<br />
• Phi Kappa Phi<br />
What other elected, appointed offices, or community activities relevant to this position have<br />
you been involved with?<br />
I was involved with the <strong>Wyoming</strong> School Nurses Association for nearly 20 years, <strong>and</strong> served as Secretary,<br />
Treasurer, President, <strong>and</strong> National Director.<br />
What do you believe are the major issues before WNA, in particular to the position for which<br />
you are a c<strong>and</strong>idate? Include your goals <strong>and</strong> interests in this position.<br />
My desire to serve again for WNA in a leadership role includes trying to do what is best for the<br />
organization. I believe the greatest challenge our organization faces today is to make certain we are<br />
representing <strong>Wyoming</strong> Nurses first <strong>and</strong> all <strong>Wyoming</strong> nurses. Our challenge comes in representing our<br />
concerns at the National ANA level, that is why indeed we need to be visible <strong>and</strong> vocal at the national<br />
ANA level. It would be my honor to serve this fine organization again in a different but critical capacity.<br />
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