Our mission is to inform, empower, and mentor
The mission of the Diversity in Nurse Anesthesia Mentorship Program is to inform, empower, and mentor under-served diverse populations with information to prepare them for a successful career in Nurse Anesthesia.
Nurse Anesthetists
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*2% African American | 3% Hispanic | 3% Asian/Pacific Islander | 0.7% Native Indian | 3.8% Other/Non-Caucasian | 87.5% White
Statistics Compiled from the *Registered Nurses – American Nurses Association
* CRNAs (2019 AANA Profile Survey)
Diversity CRNA National Impact
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The Diversity in Nurse Anesthesia Mentorship Program (DNAMP) has members that have graduated from or currently enrolled in 82 of the 124 nurse anesthesia programs, including Puerto Rico.
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Testimonials
Greg Markman
SRNA, Nurse Anesthesia Student
Samuel Merritt University
“This is long over due. My name is Greg Markman and I am currently an SRNA at Samuel Merritt University. I’m here because of the Diversity in CRNA Nurse Mentorship Program…”
David Moffor
SRNA, DNP Nurse Anesthesia Student
Old Dominion University
“Without commitment, you will never start. But more importantly, without consistency, you will never finish. It’s not easy…”
Rogel Gonzales
BSN, RN, CCRN
Accepted into University of Miami DNP Nurse Anesthesia Program
“I would like to thank you for everything that you’ve done for me. I am a supporter of Diversity CRNA, and I’ve attended the workshop last summer in University of Miami. That was a great experience for me. I would say that it was a life changing experience…”
Gabriel Vazquez-Lopez
CRNA, MSN
University of Puerto Rico
Nurse Anesthesia Program
“When tropical storm winds started to hit our island last September, the residents of Puerto Rico never imagine the monster that was slowly making its way to us.”
Safa Ahmed Soliman
SRNA
Accepted into University of Maryland Nurse Anesthesia Program
“I’ve been working towards this since I was 15 years old and to see it come to fruition is a dream come true. The road would have been 10x harder had the mentorship program not existed…”
Events
CPC Program
Continued Professional Certification
The CPC Program supports lifelong learning and the strong CRNA credential, protecting your ability to continue practicing as a CRNA, and is designed to meet the APRN regulatory requirements of every state Board of Nursing.
The program also reinforces the validity and value of your CRNA credential, demonstrating to your patients, their families, and your employer that you meet the credentialing requirements designed to promote lifelong learning, help you maintain current anesthesia knowledge, and encourage patient safety— even as the health care environment constantly changes.
CPC Program Components
The NBCRNA CPC Program includes four components: Class A credits, Class B credits, Core Modules, and the CPC Assessment.
For More Information Visit: https://www.nbcrna.com/continued-certification
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Platinum Sponsor
Thank You NBCRNA For Being A Proud Sponsor of the Diversity in Nurse Anesthesia Mentorship Program!
A special thank you to all of our Sponsors!
Sponsors
Thank you to our proud sponsors! You make it all possible!
Oladeji Babalola
Forks & Flavors | Modern Infused Cuisine
Patricia Tharp
Anonymous Donor
Parathenia Davis-Harper
Robert Gauvin
Phyllis Kantor
Clement Mwaura
David Mwaura
Maria Poepsel
Christopher Scott
Maurice Abney
Michael Anderson
Edwin Aroke
Kevin Baker
Jeremy Carter
Kendra Hetrick
Chris Simmons Muckler
Megan O'Mara
Elizabeth Pritchard
Stephen Smith
Veronica Adderson
Majorie Bergemann
Destiny Dreams Anesthesia, LLC
Adriane Fain
Hope Ferguson
Dion Gabaldon
Michelle Gonzalez
Houda Kamoun
Edna Kemboi-Melly
Marche Jenkins
LaTanya Lawrence
John Mallery
Ramon Medina
Darolyn Milburn
Chinwe Ononogbu
Angela Pettis
Shannon Segres
Somus Consulting
Simon Timothy