History in the making.
We are thrilled to announce the call for nominations for Volume III of Latinas in Nursing, the inaugural volume of Latinos in Nursing and the inaugural volume of Latinx in Nursing.
Dr. Tina Loarte-Rodriguez is a beacon of inspiration, dedicated to leaving the world a little better than she finds. Her unwavering belief in the power of community, kindness, and growth is a testament to her character. As a pioneer, she is committed to uplifting others as she ascends, using her privilege and influence for the greater good. Her professional journey is a testament to her passion for innovation, health equity, and advocacy. With over eighteen years of nursing experience in various healthcare settings and specialties, she is a first-generation college graduate from Cornell University, the University of Connecticut, and Quinnipiac University. Her commitment to learning is unwavering, as seen in completing the American Nurses Association's Innovation Accelerator Program in 2023 and the 2023-2024 American Nurses Advocacy Institute. Tina firmly believes that nurses, as highly skilled professionals, should be involved in all decisions about people.
Dr. Loarte-Rodriguez's professional journey is studded with accolades. She was honored as a 2021 Hartford Business Journal Healthcare Hero Award winner. She led her nursing team to clinch the 2021 Connecticut Nurses Association Excellence in Team Award. Her active and impactful involvement with the National Association of Hispanic Nurses (NAHN), the Connecticut Nurses’ Association (CNA), DNPs of Color (DOCs), and the New England Minority Nurse Leadership Conference (NEMNLC) are shining examples of her commitment to advancing diversity and inclusion. Her published works, including the groundbreaking anthology Latinas In Nursing, further underscore her dedication to her profession.
Dr. Loarte-Rodriguez is not just a dedicated professional, but also a person who knows how to enjoy life. She finds joy in dancing, a passion that allows her to express herself and stay connected to her Afro-Latina Boricua (Puerto Rican) heritage. Her love for travel and reading reflects her curiosity and desire to expand her horizons. Born and raised in the vibrant Bronx, NY, she now resides in CT, surrounded by her incredibly supportive husband, their three phenomenal children, her father, and two rescue dogs. This is a testament to her deep-rooted values of family and community, which she holds dear.
"Nurses belong everywhere where decisions about people are being made."
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