M-OADN Executive Director

Glenda F. Brown, EdD, MNSc, RN

57 Terrapin Drive

Brandon, MS 39042

601-824-3605© 601-951-4461

gfbinc@comcast.net

 

Mission Statement | Board Members | By-laws | History

The Mississippi Organization for Associate Degree Nursing believes that associate degree nursing offers an affordable opportunity for men & women to enter the nursing profession as a registered nurse.

We believe that it is important for ADN programs to ensure that opportunity. Therefore, MOADN is a state organization primarily interested in working to retain the Registered Nurse title and scope of practice for the associate degree nurse.

The organization is also interested in working for nurses to have an easy transition from ADN to BSN if so chosen. In addition, MOADN works to assure quality health care for consumers by being involved with all issues concerning nursing.


Associate degree nursing graduates have proven their ability to successfully pass the RN examination and perform safe, ethical nursing. The current RN examination tests a core of nursing knowledge & skills that is necessary for graduates of all nursing programs to function at a safe, minimum level of practice. ADN graduates tend to work in the local community where they are educated. ADN educational programs meet the need of a large number of adult learners, minorities & local residents by providing accessibility.

The percentage of first time US NCLEX exam candidate’s who pass NCLEX-RN

MOADN REPRESENTS YOU!


HOW?

By Providing:

  • Updates on political and legislative issues pertaining to nursing and health care. 
  • Affordable membership in a professional organization. 
  • Liability insurance at lower premiums through professional organization membership. 
  • Continuing education offerings at a lower rate at the state & national convention.
  • Ability to keep abreast and to share nursing issues with fellow colleagues through participation in the
    N-OADN List Serv. Monthly electronic "First Tuesdays" communication with N-OADN Board of Directors. 
  • Avenues for rendering community service. 
  • Subscriptions to state and national newsletters. 
  • A national voice by representation at a national level in dialogue with organizations such as the National Council of State Boards of Nursing, American Nurses Association, National League for Nursing, American Association of Community Colleges, and the American Medical Association. 
  • Documentation of participation in a professional nursing organization on your resume'. 
  • Support of Associate Degree Nursing education for future nursing students through scholarships.
  • Support of Associate Degree Nursing educators through scholarships.
  • Support of Associate Degree Nurses in Practice through recognition of excellence.