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Close to Home — Honoring C. Alicia Georges, RN, EdD, FAAN

Catherine Alicia Georges is an educator, practitioner, researcher, and community activist. A much sought after speaker, Georges has lectured on nursing and health care issues throughout the United States, Africa, South America, Europe, Asia, and the Caribbean. She is a n associate professor and chairperson of the department of nursing at Lehman College, City University of New York, and recently served as project director of a $340, 000 W. K. Kellogg Foundation Grant to support dialogue and action to inform policy makers of the impact of the nurse shortage in minority and underserved communities. Georges , the fifth president of the National Black Nurses Association, is the current president of the National Black Nurses Foundation and serves on many national and state advisory boards. She received a BSN from Seton Hall University, a masters of arts degree in community health nursing administration and supervision from New York University School of Education, Division of Nursing, and a doctorate in educational leadership and policy studies from the University of Vermont.

Patient Diversity – Beyond The Vital Signs

Video Presentation

The Role of the Middle Treater – Diagnosis, Treatment,

and Adherence in the Ethnic Patient

Compelling commentary and remarks … You don’t want to miss!

Dynamic and Compelling Panel Discussion for healthcare marketing executives who want to learn how to connect with NPs, PAs and other physician extenders who touch ethnic patients in ethnic communities more than the physician!

Representatives from

National Black Nurses Association, National Hispanic Nurses Association, National Association of Ethnic Nurse Associations, American Association of Physician Assistants …