Dear Oxford Chapter Members,
You’re probably wondering how you can make an impact within your nursing community.
The answer is simple – get involved with Oxford Chapter’s Executive Team!
Now you’re probably asking what the benefits are. Here are just a few:
We are excited to share that RNAO’s annual general meeting (AGM) will be taking place virtually from June 9-11, 2022. The Oxford Chapter will be able to send 3 members as consultation representatives. As a consultation representative, members will weigh in on resolutions that will help shape the association's agenda and focus. Deadline has been extended until Friday May 13th at 5 PM.
You will be required to attend 2 Mandatory sessions:
Hello Oxford Members,
You are invited to give your input and recommendations regarding the 17 resolutions that will be considered at RNAO's 96th Annual General Meeting and voted on by Linda Holm, Oxford Chapter's consultation representative.
You can view the resolutions at this new link: https://myrnao.ca/content/2021-resolutions-consultation-agm
Dear Oxford Chapter Members,
You’re probably wondering how you can make an impact within your nursing community. The answer is simple – get involved with Oxford’s Executive Team!
Now you’re probably asking what the benefits of getting involved are. Here are just a few:
Hello Oxford Members,
You are invited to give your input and recommendations regarding the 17 resolutions that will be considered at RNAO's 96th Annual General Meeting and voted on by Linda Holm, Oxford Chapter's consultation representative.
You can view the resolutions at:
myrnao.ca/2121-resolutions-consultation-agm
Dear members,
Have you ever considered your role in determining the work of our Association?
If you are interested in helping to chart the agenda of RNAO work you should consider volunteering to be a Consultation Representative (CR) for Oxford Chapter.
A consultation representative is one of a team of RNAO members that weigh in on discussion surrounding the resolutions submitted to the annual general meeting of our association.
Dear Oxford Chapter Members,
You’re probably wondering how you can make an impact within your nursing community. The answer is simple – get involved with Oxford’s Executive Team!
Now you’re probably asking what the benefits of getting involved are. Here are just a few:
Dear member,
This is the 2nd Call for Nominations for election to our local Oxford Chapter Executive to help guide the direction of our local RNAO Chapter. The following positions are available:
Policy and Political Action Executive Network Officer (2-year)
Student Liaison Executive Network Officer (2-year)
Workplace Liaison Executive Network Officer (2-year)
Membership Executive Network Officer (1-year)
Dear member,
Do you enjoy speaking out for nurses, health, and health care? We are looking for members to join the Oxford Executive.
The Oxford Chapter is seeking nominees for the following positions:
Policy and Political Action Executive Network Officer (2-year)
Social Media Executive Network Officer (2-year)
Student Liaison Executive Network Officer (2-year)
Workplace Liaison Executive Network Officer (2-year)
Membership Executive Network Officer (1-year)
Dear member,
Do you enjoy speaking out for nurses, health, and health care? We are looking for members to join the Oxford Executive.
The Oxford Chapter is seeking nominees for the following positions:
Policy and Political Action Executive Network Officer (2-year)
Social Media Executive Network Officer (2-year)
Student Liaison Executive Network Officer (2-year)
Workplace Liaison Executive Network Officer (2-year)
Membership Executive Network Officer (1-year)
Dear member,
Please welcome Leighanne Swance as Oxford’s new chapter president.
This is an exciting time for Oxford.
If you have interested in getting involved in your chapter, there are opportunities. Please contact the executive with your interest. This is your chance to make a change and be part of change.
Thursday, October 3, 2019
Reeves Room,
South Gate Centre,
191 Old Wellington St, S
Woodstock ON
Starting 1900 h - 2100 h
Presenters:
Ms Jane Letton
Associate,
Ryder, Wright, Blair and Holmes LLB
Ms Jacquline Deroo
South West Public Health Nurse
Dear member,
Do you enjoy speaking out for nurses, health, and health care? We are looking for members to join the RNAO Oxford Chapter Executive.
You will interact with interesting peers and have fun.
For the 2019-2021 term, the Oxford Chapter is seeking nominees for the following positions:
One-year positions for 2019-2020
Two-year positions for 2019-2021
Dear member,
Do you enjoy speaking out for nurses, health, and health care? We are looking for members to join the RNAO Oxford Chapter Executive.
You will interact with interesting peers and have fun.
For the 2019-2021 term, the Oxford Chapter is seeking nominees for the following positions:
One-year positions for 2019-2020
Two-year positions for 2019-2021
Dear member,
Come and join us for the Oxford Chapter Nursing Week Celebration. We will have a panel discussion on opioid overdose and hear from a Waterloo Regional police officer, Oxford County paramedic, social worker from the Canadian Mental Health Association and Southwestern public health nurse. The event is sponsored by RNAO Oxford Chapter and hosted by Christ Church Huntingford.
When: Thursday, May 9, 2019 at 7:30 p.m.
Dear members,
Join us for our chapter meeting at Tillsonburg Retirement Centre (183 Rolph St. in Tillsonburg, Ont.) on March 29, 2019. We will have a meeting starting at 7:30 p.m. to discuss the resolutions to be presented at RNAO's Annual General Meeting (AGM). The resolutions can be found on the myRNAO website. As well, we will discuss the Nursing Week panel on opiates areas where help is needed.
Dear member,
Develop a better understanding of the evidence-based recommendations identified within four mental health and substance use RNAO best practice guidelines (BPG) during our full-day workshop, hosted by Region 2. These guidelines will help health-care professionals build capacity and support practice when working with clients experiencing mental health or substance use challenges. The BPGs that will be presented are:
Please join the Huron-Perth Chapter n March 7th as we host our 4th annual Legal Issues in Nursing talk, this year focusing on Cannabis Legalization.
The event runs from 5:30 - 8:30pm at the Festival Inn in Stratford.
The evening will begin with a buffet dinner, followed by a short introductory presentation discussing the demographics of cannabis use, and potential implications to health, and end with a presentation from attorney Mae Jane Nam on the legalities of cannabis use.
Please see the event poster and save March 27 as an opportunity to learn more about:
· working with adults at risk for suicide
· how to use a trauma-informed approach for people in crisis
· engaging people who use substances
· how to avoid the use of restraints
Presentations will be made by nurses who have implemented RNAO's BPGs on the above topics into their practice.
Dear members,
Are you interested in attending RNAO's Annual General Meeting (AGM) in April 2019?
We have been offered two spots at RNAO's AGM as consultation representatives. One executive member is already attending and we would like to invite one other chapter member to come with us. We also need two alternates as backup to ensure Oxford chapter has representation at the AGM. This is on a first-come, first-served basis.