The Antigua and Barbuda Nurses Association (ABNA) has formally introduced its newly appointed Executive Committee, marking a significant transition in nursing leadership. This accomplished team of healthcare professionals assumes responsibility for guiding the organization’s mission to enhance medical services, bolster nurse welfare, and champion exemplary patient care standards throughout the nation.
The comprehensive leadership roster features Laurellyn Williams as President, supported by dual Vice Presidents Kesha Willock and Emelda Peters Smith. Administrative functions will be managed by Secretary Eletha George with Wanda Ferris as Assistant Secretary. Financial oversight falls to Treasurer Alden Robins and Assistant Treasurer Petal Adams Nedd, while Oona Cabral-Knight will serve as Public Relations Officer.
Complementing the core leadership, five Executive Officers complete the administrative framework: Mcbert Arthur, Jenita Cuffy, Tanasha Roberts, Sonia Farrell Willock, Michelle Sealey, and Nerissa Skepple Thomas.
The Association has publicly acknowledged the contributions of the departing administration, recognizing their dedication and service to the nursing community. Simultaneously, ABNA has extended warm congratulations to the incoming committee members, emphasizing their commitment to advancing professional development opportunities, strengthening interdisciplinary cooperation, and amplifying nursing perspectives in healthcare policy formulation.
The newly constituted leadership has identified key priorities including the enhancement of continuing education programs, improvement of working conditions for nursing professionals, and strengthened advocacy within the national healthcare landscape. The Association encourages both its membership and public stakeholders to rally behind the new committee as they commence their strategic initiatives aimed at elevating nursing standards and healthcare delivery across Antigua and Barbuda.