Kimberly Law graduated from University of Northern British Columbia in 2009 and began her nursing career at Penticton Regional Hospital in the areas of obstetrics and pediatrics. In the fall of 2012 she completed her Nursing Specialty in Perinatal Nursing through the British Columbia Institute of Technology, as well as certificates in Contraception Management and [...]
Read moreBeth Langlais, RN, BSN graduated from Seattle Pacific University in 2005. She is an accomplished nurse with clinical experience working in diverse populations in Maternal Child Health. Beth has worked at Swedish Edmonds Hospital in Labor &Delivery and has served as lead preceptor for new staff members. She is described by fellow staff members as a [...]
Read moreBorn and raised in California Sarah David’s first degree was in Early Childhood Development from San Jose University. After a year in teaching preschool she realized she needed more of a challenge. She moved to New York City to attend NYU and completed her BSN through an accelerated track in —-. She is committed to [...]
Read moreA committed lifelong learner, Wanda Chestnut, graduated from Widner University, Chester, PA in 1997. She received her Masters degree Drexel University, Philadelphia, PA in 2002 and her Doctorate from Nova Southeastern University, Fort Lauderdale, FL in 2012. She currently holds a Bachelor’s and a Master’s of Science in nursing, a certificate in Global Health, and [...]
Read moreWithin just a few weeks last Fall, seven nurses, from different parts of the States, as well as Canada, reached out to One Nurse At A Time. Each had questions about women’s healthcare volunteer work. All wanted to volunteer in the global arena. Sue Averill, President, One Nurse At A Time, met with those nurses [...]
Read moreOne Nurse At A Time has updated the American Red Cross in our online directory of volunteer organizations to reflect the current nursing needs of the American Red Cross. Several states are in need of a State Nurse Leader. If you are a nurse and are able to volunteer your time with the Red Cross, [...]
Read moreIt has been a long hard winter and spring is not really looking completely as positive and bright as I thought it would. These days horrific and devastating events are occurring at a higher rate…doesn’t it seem like that is true? I don’t have hard facts to back me up with this opinion, and maybe [...]
Read moreI am Josephine Sullivan, an Operating Room nurse from Louisville,KY. This was my third surgical mission with Healing the Children to Ecuador. The mission was made possible because of a scholarship from One Nurse At a Time and Barcos Nightingales. You need to know that Ecuador is important to me because ,when I was seven,we [...]
Read moreOne Nurse At A Time and Barco’s Nightingales Foundation announced a collaborative effort to send a team of nurses to the Edna Adan Maternity Hospital in Hargeisa, Somaliland, to work with local medical staff and teach current nursing practice, techniques and standards of care. This joint effort by One Nurse At A Time and Barco’s Nightingales [...]
Read moreI am completely inspired and motivated from this medical journey to continually provide the best care for my patients. I am so thankful for the generosity and kindness that One Nurse At A Time has shown me by helping to support my decision to give back to the underserved communities in Guatemala. I volunteered with Concern America [...]
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