Ep 176: Meet 13 Candidates in the 2022 AANA Elections

The AANA Elections to appoint the 2022-2023 board and elected committees will open on April 19 and members will have two weeks to cast their votes. We had the opportunity to go to the mid-year assembly in Washington D.C earlier this month and give candidates the chance to speak directly to you about their views and goals to help you make a more informed decision. Today you’ll hear from 13 CRNAs who will be on the ballot this month.

Click the timestamps below to help you navigate through the many topics we discussed.

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We were excited to make the trip back up to Washington D.C. earlier this month for the AANA Mid-Year Assembly. It was great to be back in person and see so many wonderful people. 

While we were there, we wanted to use that time to put together a show dedicated exclusively to introducing you to as many of the candidates running for the AANA 2022 Elections as possible. We’ve done this in the past and got great feedback on the format so it’s something we wanted to get done once again.

Over the course of a half-hour, you’ll get to hear from 13 different candidates: two candidates for president-elect, three for vice president, one for treasurer, and seven candidates for directors. They’ll share their views on the profession and the goals they have for their position. Remember that voting will open on April 19 and members will have until 12 PM/CT on Tuesday, May 3 to cast their ballot. 

Here’s the list of CRNAs that you’ll hear from today:

Candidates for President

[2:52] – Heather Rankin, DNP, MBA, CRNA, FAANA – Alabama

[7:13] – Dru Riddle, PhD, DNP, CRNA, FAAN – Texas

 

Candidates for Vice President

[11:15] – Kristie Hoch, DNP, MS, CRNA – Arizona

[15:18] – Debra Diaz, DNP, CRNA, APRN, CDR – Florida

[17:26] – Janet Setnor, MSN, CRNA – Virginia

 

Candidates for Treasurer

[18:19] – Jeffrey Molter, MBA, MSN, CRNA – Ohio

 

Candidates for Directors

[19:53 ]– Jill Mason, EdD, DNAP, MSN, CRNA, COI – Indiana

[23:03] – Paul Packard, DNAP, CRNA, CPPS – North Carolina

[24:33] – Jennifer Banek, MSN, CRNA – Illinois

[26:39] – Cathy Harrison, DNAP, MSN, CRNA, CAPT – Virginia

[27:47 ]– Andrea Roberts, DNAP, CRNA – Minnesota

[31:12] – Randy Cornelius, DNP, CRNA, ARNP – Iowa

[33:49] – Tracy Young, MSNA, MBA, CRNA – Louisiana

 



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