Virginia Action Coalition Workgroup Update
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Virginia Action Coalition
Leadership Workgroup
Nursing Leadership
From Bedside to Boardroom
Loressa Cole & Lindsey Cardwell
Leadership Goal
Develop strategies to ensure nursing
is skilled to provide leadership from
the bedside to the boardroom
The Team
Hannah Anderson
Jo Ellen Armstrong
Christina Blottner
Theresa Brosche
Kim Carter
Kerin Emery
Kaitlyn Geib
Amy Gillespie
Sharron Guillett
Joyce Hahn
Patricia HarnoisChurch
Cathy Harrison
Denise Hill
Kerin James
Danny Jones
Denise Konrad
Patricia Lane
Bill Lukhard
Dawn Martinez
Mary Beth Wilson
Genemarie McGee
Mary Nugent
Diane Peng
Kristi Remkus
Thelma Roach-Serry
Beverly Ross
Chelsea Savage
Janice Smith
Phyllis Stoneburner
Angela Taylor
Amber Thomas
Caroline Tobin
Amy Walker
Andrea Aboite
Karen Drenkard
Sonia Vishneski
Denise Foti
Amber Groves
Rita Heyward
Nichole Ojo
Averi Pennell
Giselle Riley
Melody Sharp
Barbara Sorbello
Leadership Objectives
Collaborate with schools of nursing to ensure the curriculum
focuses on leadership skills necessary for today’s complex
healthcare environment
Recognize leaders “from the bedside to the boardroom” at the
annual Virginia Nurses Foundation Excellence in Nursing gala
Continue to support the current and expanded Nurse Leadership
Institute, a program of the Richmond Memorial Health
Foundation and a 2007 Partners Investing in Nursing’s Future
(PIN) grantee, by participating on committees, providing
scholarships, assisting in encouraging employers to nominate
fellows and nurses to serve as faculty
Leadership Objectives
Continue “Nurse Leaders in the Boardroom” program
piloted with Robert Wood Johnson and AARP in
September, 2009
Continue to determine strategic boards to which
nurses could be appointed and work with
stakeholders to identify, mentor, and recommend
individuals for those appointments
Nurses on Boards
The initial Leadership Workgroup Strategy session for
Nurses on Boards was in September of 2011.
The Leadership Workgroup identified the need for 3
Action Sub-Committees to assist with meeting this
objective.
The team utilized Wiki Space and Conference Calls to
further develop this initiative.
Action Sub-Committee #1
Led by Chelsea Savage
Action Committee # 1 developed a list of boards that
nurses should be serving on. The Leadership
Workgroup identified that priority boards should fall
into the categories of Advocacy, Community, and
Policy.
The board will be posted on the VAC and VNA websites.
Action Sub-Committee #2
Led by Thelma Roach-Serry
Action Committee #2 developed a survey to identify
nurses currently serving on boards, to determine
the boards they serve on, and if they are interested
in mentoring others. The survey also asked nurses
not currently serving on boards if they were
interested in board mentorship, what type of board
they were interested in serving on, and why.
342 Participants
281 Completed the Nurses on Boards Survey
Action Sub-Committee # 3
Led by Pat Laine
Action Committee # 3 developed a toolkit of
resources to prepare nurses to serve on boards.
Includes mentorship resources, leadership
development programs available to nurses, and
board leadership development resources
Nurses on Boards
2012 Survey Results
The Survey
Survey was released in January 2012
Closed in March 2012
344 started the survey
282 (82%) completed the survey
Do you currently serve on a local
board or organization’s board of
directors?
What type of local board are you
serving on?
Local Boards
Free Clinics
Crisis Pregnancy Centers
AORN, VNA, Black Nurses
& other professional
nursing associations
Public Health Advisory
Commissions
Red Cross
Alzheimer’s Association
Church Affiliated Boards
Performing Arts Council
Historical Councils
County Board of
Supervisors
AARP
University & Community
College Councils
YMCA
What is your role on the local
board you serve?
54.1% of those serving on a local board are board
Members
45.9% of those serving on a local board are board
Officers
Do you currently serve on a statewide board or organization’s board
of directors?
What type of state board are you
serving on?
State Boards
Virginia Partnership for
Nursing
Virginia Board of Nursing
Virginia Nurses
Association
Virginia Nurses
Foundation
Multiple professional
nurses associations
Virginia Board of Health
Virginia Association of
Counties
VCCS Associates Degree
Nursing Program Heads
Virginia Association of
Colleges of Nursing
Health Insurance
Exchange Governing
Body
What is your role on the state
board you serve?
36.2% of those serving on a state board are Members
63.8% of those serving on a state board are Officers
Do you currently serve on a national
board or organization’s board of
directors?
What type of national board are
you serving on?
National Boards
American Nurses
Association & Political
Action Coalition
National eHealth
Collaborative
Nurses Organization of
Veterans Affairs
American Midwifery
Certification Board
AORN Journal Editorial
Board
National Kidney
Foundation
American Academy of
Nurse Practitioners
American Organization of
Nurse Executives
Various National Nursing
Organizations
What is your role on the national
board you serve on?
72.4% of those serving on national boards are
Members
27.6% of those serving on national boards are Officers
Experienced Nursing Board Leaders
Willing to Mentor New Board
Members
64.1 % or 118 Experienced Nurse Board Leaders were
willing to mentor other Registered Nurses interested
in board leadership
Future Nurse Board Leaders
Of the Registered Nurses surveyed, 60.3% of those
not currently serving on a board, were interested in
future board leadership
181 Virginia Registered Nurses are future board leaders!
Next Steps for the
Nurses on Boards Initiative
Continue compilation of potential boards for nurse
leaders to serve on
Identify key boards that nurses should be present on
and facilitate nurse leaders to apply for these
positions
Identify a forum to facilitate mentorship of future
registered nurse board leaders
Provide resources to current nurse board leaders to
advance and mentor new board leaders
Provide resources to future nurse board leaders
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