Nursing leader to address April 24 conference

SUNYIT will present "Threading a Nursing Legacy into the 21st Century," a program for nurses, nurse practitioners, nursing students, and interested health care professionals, Wednesday, April 24, 8 a.m. - 4 p.m., in the Wildcat Field House.
The keynote speaker will be internationally renowned nursing
leader Loretta C. Ford, creator and implementer of the first
nurse practitioner model and training program. Ford, who
began her nursing career in 1942, is credited with transforming
the profession of nursing and making health care more accessible
to the general public. She holds the following degrees:
Ed. D., University of Colorado School of Education; M.S. and
B.S., In 1949, Ford received her B.S. from the University of
Colorado, School of Nursing, and in 1951, she obtained her M.S.
from the same university.
Sessions will focus on a variety of topics, and the event has been submitted to the Pennsylvania State Nurses Association for approval to award American Nurses Credentialing Center contact hours. For registration information, visit mohawkvalleynpa.enpnetwork.com orcall 315-792-7819.