A registered nurse at Citadel Care Center in Elgin, Illinois, Omolara Ayegbusi also studies for an MBA as a nurse executive at Chamberlain University. Professionally, Omolara Ayegbusi belongs to organizations, such as the American Nurses Association (ANA).
Since its establishment in 1896, ANA has grown to encompass more than four million members who come from all 50 states and the nation's territories. As part of its support to registered nurses, the association has responded to the COVID-19 pandemic by providing additional resources, including a free webinar series.
Both members and nonmembers can access the webinars for free through the association's website. The series covers ventilator management, ethics, and personal protection for nurses and patients. It also includes a COVID-19 Self-Care Package for Nurses.
In addition to these webinars, ANA offers free resources to support nurses mentally and emotionally during this time. The association also launched a Coronavirus Response Fund for nurses.
Since its establishment in 1896, ANA has grown to encompass more than four million members who come from all 50 states and the nation's territories. As part of its support to registered nurses, the association has responded to the COVID-19 pandemic by providing additional resources, including a free webinar series.
Both members and nonmembers can access the webinars for free through the association's website. The series covers ventilator management, ethics, and personal protection for nurses and patients. It also includes a COVID-19 Self-Care Package for Nurses.
In addition to these webinars, ANA offers free resources to support nurses mentally and emotionally during this time. The association also launched a Coronavirus Response Fund for nurses.
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