Chapter Email Archive

Hello members!

Would you like an opportunity to meet our RNAO leader, as well as Algoma Chapter executive members? You can learn about your chapter, hear RNAO's latest news and find out what we are doing for you. Participate in a Q&A session during the event and make your voice heard.

Please join us via Zoom on Friday, Sept. 27 from 6–8 p.m. to discuss current and future issues & events!

All are invited to participate in this free and informative event hosted by Algoma Chapter executive.

To register for this event, please use the following link:

Hello Algoma Chapter members,

CHANGE THROUGH UNITY AND ACTION 

For the month of July, Adrienne Kappes, the Algoma Chapter president, will be travelling throughout Northern Ontario.

If you would like Adrienne to tour your workplace, your community, speak to your colleagues about Nursing in the North, get information regarding RNAO please reach out to Adrienne directly at 705-206-8229. 

Book your spot with Adrienne!

The Algoma Chapter members are important. We are here for YOU.

Dear Algoma Chapter members,

Would you like to go to Toronto? You can step up and be heard! We need YOUR VOICE in Toronto. 

Exciting opportunity to have four Algoma RNAO members travel to Toronto and represent the Algoma Chapter!

We have THREE spots to still fill. LAST CALL - Deadline to register is Thursday, May 30, 2024.

RNAO's 99th Annual General Meeting will be held from June 20–22, 2024 in Toronto.

Hello Algoma Chapter members,

You’re probably wondering how you can make an impact within your nursing community.

The answer is simple – get involved with the Algoma Chapter Executive .

Now you’re probably asking what the benefits are. Here are just a few:

~ Happy Nursing Week 2024 ~

On behalf of the RNAO Algoma Chapter, we expend a Happy Nursing Week to all Nurse's currently working in the field, Nursing students, Nurse's in Corporate, Management and educational organizations, in the Military and self employed, and our retired members. Remember your worth and value.  Honor and Support each other. Healthcare cannot survive without your support and commitment. You are the backbone of Healthcare. Stand tall. 

Dear Algoma Chapter members,

Would you like to go to Toronto? You can step up and be heard! We need your voice in Toronto. 

Exciting opportunity to have four Algoma RNAO members travel to Toronto and represent the Algoma Chapter!

RNAO's 99th Annual General Meeting will be held from June 20–22, 2024 in Toronto.

The theme this year is: Nursing: Celebrating successes, solving challenges. 

Dear members,

There is an exciting opportunity to have four Algoma members travel to Toronto and represent the Algoma Chapter!

Do you want to go to Toronto? You can step up and be heard! We need your voice in Toronto. 

RNAO's 99th Annual General Meeting will be held from June 20–22, 2024 in Toronto.

The theme this year is: Nursing: Celebrating successes, solving challenges. 

Hello Algoma Chapter members,

You’re probably wondering how you can make an impact within your nursing community.

The answer is simple – get involved with the Algoma Chapter Executive .

Now you’re probably asking what the benefits are. Here are just a few:

Dear Algoma Chapter members,

You can make an impact within your nursing community. Get involved with Algoma Chapter’s executive team! STRONGER TOGETHER.

We are continuing our meetings via Zoom so if you are in the district, you can join us! It is not a huge time commitment, but it is a huge reward to be connected.

We have the following openings on our executive team:

Do you have a great idea? We want to hear from you! We want your input in planning any upcoming events. Please join the Algoma Chapter executive members for their next planning meeting. 

The Algoma Chapter covers a large geographical area. We have continued to have our meetings via Zoom and are extending an invitation for you to join us.

Date: Thursday, Nov. 30

Time: 8–9 p.m. ET

How: Via Zoom

Who: All members of the Algoma Chapter

Hello Algoma Chapter members,

Do you have a great idea? We want to hear from you! We want your input in planning any upcoming events. Please join the Algoma Chapter executive members for their next planning meeting. 

The Algoma Chapter covers a large geographical area. We have continued to have our meetings via Zoom and are extending an invitation for you to join us.

Date: Thursday, Nov. 30

Time: 8–9 p.m. ET

How: Via Zoom

Who: All members of the Algoma Chapter

Dear Algoma Chapter members,

Join us for the Algoma Chapter Fall Tour and Annual General Meeting on Oct. 25 from 6 – 7:30 p.m.

VOICE YOUR OPINION - Speak with RNAO's President-Elect Lhamo Dolkar about the nursing, health and health-care issues that matter to you. Hear about how your professional association is speaking out for nurses.

The Algoma Chapter will also provide an update on the past year and what is coming up in the future months. 

The event will be hosted via Zoom and all are welcome. 

Dear Algoma Chapter members,

You can make an impact within your nursing community. Get involved with Algoma Chapter’s executive team! STRONGER TOGETHER.

We have the following openings on our executive team:

• Policy and Political Action ENO
• Social media ENO 
• Workplace Liaison
• BPSO Liaison (FJ Davey Home)
• BScN Liaison (Faculty member at Sault College)

 Amazing benefits to joining our team:

Hello Algoma Chapter members,

We want to keep you up to date on our chapter events and look forward to you joining us. Please take a few minutes to read Issue 2 of the Algoma Chapter newsletter.

If you have any questions or suggestions for future events, please reach out to us via email to algomarnao@gmail.com

Thank you to our communications ENO, Katherine Tomas, for putting the newsletter together for our chapter.

Kindest regards,

Adrienne Kappes

RNAO Algoma Chapter president

Dear Algoma Chapter Members,

You’re probably wondering how you can make an impact within your nursing community.

The answer is simple – get involved with Algoma Chapter’s Executive Team!

We are currently in search of for a member to join our Executive as "Workplace Liaison Executive Network Officer".

Submit your nomination and find further information on the role HERE.

Dear Algoma Chapter Members,

You’re probably wondering how you can make an impact within your nursing community.

The answer is simple – get involved with Algoma Chapter’s Executive Team!

We are currently in search of for a member to join our Executive as "Workplace Liaison Executive Network Officer".

 You’re probably wondering what the benefits are. Here are just a few:

Hello Algoma Chapter members,

We are excited to share with you our First 2023 Newsletter for the Algoma Chapter.

We hope to keep you up to date on our chapter's events.

Thank you to our communications ENO, Katherine Tomas for putting the newsletter together for our chapter.

Kindest regards,

Adrienne Kappes

RNAO Algoma Chapter President

Dear member,

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 Algoma 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 Algoma chapter members,

Welcome to 2023!!! JUMP START FEBRUARY.

We have the following openings on our executive team:

• Membership Executive Network Officer (ENO) 
• Communications ENO
• Social media ENO 
• Workplace liaison ENO
• Student liaison (Sault College)
• BPSO Liaison (FJ Davey Home)
• BScN Liaison (Sault College)

You can make an impact within your nursing community. Get involved with Algoma Chapter’s executive team! STRONGER TOGETHER.

Dear member,

Join us on Sept. 23, from 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. for our in-person Fall Tour, “Honoring Our Nurses”, which is hosted by the Algoma Chapter and area First Nation communities. This is an exciting event to share your stories, concerns and issues related to nursing and the current nursing crisis.