Nightingale Luminary Awards

The Nightingale Awards, given since 1985, are
Colorado’s highest nursing honor.
Do you know an outstanding nurse who deserves to be recognized? Someone who went above and beyond the call of duty, and demonstrated, hard work, leadership, and innovation! Nominate them for the 2021 Nightingale Award.
Nominations are due by June 1st.
CONGRATULATIONS
2020 REGIONAL LUMINARY RECIPIENTS
KRISTEN BOETTCHER - Clinical Advocacy
MELANIE ROBERTS - Non-Traditional Advocacy
ELENA NELSON SQUIRES - Clinical Innovation
CINDY MCCAULEY - Non-Traditional Innovation
AMANDA KOVACS - Clinical Leadership
JULIA GENTRY - Non-Traditional Leadership
What is the Nightingale Award?
The Nightingale Luminary Award was established in 1985 to acknowledge the outstanding nurses in our region, whose hard work and dedication improves other's health through their advocacy, innovation, and leadership.
This award was named after Florence Nightingale in honor of her many years of service as a leader, innovator, and advocator of the Nursing profession. She was known as a pioneer of her time, and her practices still influence the field of nursing. Today, new pioneers work hard to revolutionize nursing and make an impact in our communities.
How can I nominate a nurse?
In order to nominate a nurse, you must go to: https://nightingaleluminary.awardsplatform.com/
and create an account. Once an account is created, at the bottom of the page you will see an option to "Start entry". Once you start the process of nominating a nurse, you may save your changes and come back by signing into your account. Nominations for the 2021 Nightingale Award are currently being accepted, and will close on January 15th 2021.
Nightingale Selection Committee 2020
Carrie Brunson MSN, APRN, ACNS-BC, AP-PMN, Banner Health
Katrina Einhellig, PhD, RN, CNE, University of Northern Colorado
Suze Ketchem, MSN, RNC-OB, CNS, UCHealth
Linda Roan, MSN, RN, Banner Health
Jennifer Thistle, MSN, RN, Morgan Community College
Jill Zamzow, MSN, RN, UCHealth