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MNA Member Spotlight Yvette Conyers

Maryland Nurse, MD Vol. 3, No.2
Yvette Conyers, DNP, RN, FNP-C, CTN-B, CFCN, CFCS, CNE, FADLN, CWCN-AP, Associate Dean of Strategic Impact and Engagement at the University of Maryland School…

MNA and ANA Join Forces for Nurses Week

Maryland Nurse, MD Vol. 3, No.2
Nurses Week 2026 began with a powerful celebration of nurses and the extraordinary impact they make in our communities every day. In partnership with…

The Best Days Are Ahead

Maryland Nurse, MD Vol. 3, No.2
A message from MNA Executive Director Barb Biedrzycki, MSN, PhD, RN, CRNP, MNAExecutive Director, MNAInfo@MarylandRN.org As we move into the summer months, I find…

MNA in Times of Trouble and Triumph

Maryland Nurse, MD Vol. 3, No.2
Nayna C. Philipsen, BSN, MSN, JD, PhD, RN, FACCE Because of the nature of healthcare work, history for thousands of years, starting with the…

MNA President’s Message: 2026

Maryland Nurse, MD Vol. 3, No.1
Nayna C. Philipsen, BSN, MSN, JD, PhD, RN, FACCE Welcome to 2026 from your new President Nayna Philipsen; President@MarylandRN.org In the Words of a…

Moving Forward, Together

A message from MNA Executive Director Barb Biedrzycki, MSN, PhD, RN, CRNP, MNAExecutive Director, MNAInfo@MarylandRN.org As we move forward into a new…

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