PHILOSOPHY
Provision for the enjoyment of optimal health is the birth right of every American. Major health interest groups and governmental agencies believe this and act upon it. Yet, Black Americans, along with other minority groups in our society, are by design or neglect, excluded from the means to achieve access to the healthcare mainstream of America. Black nurses have the knowledge, interest, concern, and experience to make a significant difference in the health care status of the Black community. Therefore, we as Black nurses, have established a local chapter of the National Black Nurses Association, Inc. (NBNA) to investigate, define, and determine what the health care needs of Black Americans are, and to implement change, to make available to Black Americans and other minorities the healthcare that is commensurate to that of the larger society.
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PRESIDENTQUITA STEPHENSMSN, MSW, BHA, CCM, RN
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eXECUTIVE BOARD MEMEBERS
Vice President
Constance Payne
MSN MBA HCM RN
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Secretary Dr. Leonora Muhammad
DNP APRN AGPCNP-BC CCHP
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Treasurer Dawn Patrick, FNP RN
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Parliamentarian Edith Cole
ADN RN CCRN
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BNA of Greater St. Louis Chapter Members
Dr. Wilma Calvert, RN
Mia Glover, RN MSN FNP-C
Alice Pettit, BSN RN
Zakhari Snow, SN
Diana Ellison, RN
Anissa Washington, MSN FNP-C
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Crystal Bailey, RN
Michelle Brown, RN
Catherine Jamerson, MSN RN
Benita Austin, MSN ANP RN
Dorothy Stewart, RN
Vanessa Cuthbert, RN
Dr. Robyn Drake, DNP APRN
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Danielle Brown, RN CCM
Ericka Augustus, RN
Krista Simmons, ANP-C
Michelle Randle, RN
Kathy Miller, RN
Chiku Kachiwaya, SN
Brooke Foxworth, SN
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Danita Smith, MBA BSN RN
Pierre Smith, RN
Arnita Pitts, BSN RN
Arlena Obey, SN
Kristin Glover, MSN RN
Tori McRoberts, SN
Geanette Mitchell, RN
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