Significance of the Logo

"TO CARE IS TO SHARE"

The circle of the Logo represents an on-going relationship among nurses of the Pacific Islands. It represents the boundless experiences that can be shared together.

Florence Nightingale's lamp symbolizes the many traits of the "Lady of the Lamp" portrayed to the soldiers as they laid in the darkness of the night. Today, these traits include warmth, awareness, caring, secuirtiy assurance, hope, insight and truth.

The hands clasped in a firm handshake reflects the sharing of knowledge, skills and attitudes among nurses who are concerned with providing a high level of health care for the people of the Pacific Islands. It also acknowledges the respect nurses have for each island's beliefs, values, and customs as influencing health care practices and health promotion.

Organized in 1978.

Prepared by: Sally Tsuda and Mary Sanchez, Guam, 4/1/85



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Strategic Planning - Jan 2010

Strategic Planning - Jan 2010
Sally Tsuda, Advisor; Irene Nero, Secretary; Roylinne Wada (Dept of Interior, Consultant); Dr. Robert Underwood, President, UOG; Mary Sanchez, Advisort; Teofila Cruz, Exective Director; Patricia Maech, President; Rensely Alik, Vice President

Open House - Administrative Office at UOG-SNHS - June 2009

Open House - Administrative Office at UOG-SNHS - June 2009
Mary T. Sanchez & Sally Tsuda

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Tuesday, June 1, 2010

Government of the Federated States of Micronesia: Pohnpei Hosts Conference of Nursing Executives

Palikir, POHNPEI (FSM Information Services): June 8, 2004 - The 26th American Pacific Nurse Leaders Council Conference met successfully on Pohnpei from June 21-25, 2004, on the topic, "Nurses, Moving Forward in Challenging Times."

For more information on this conference, click here.
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  1. UnknownApril 22, 2020 at 10:01 AM

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    RN--------Registered Nurse
    MSW-----Masters in Social Work
    MBA-----Business Administration
    BA--------Bachelor of Art in Psychology

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