Empowering Nurses Symposium: Human Trafficking; Sexual Assault; Fentanyl Crisis; & Coping with Stress
May 9 @ 8:30 am - 4:00 pm
Empowering Nurses Symposium: Human Trafficking; Sexual Assault; Fentanyl Crisis; & Coping with Stress
Friday, May 9, 2025
Flowood, MS
Join us in Flowood, Mississippi for a nurses symposium where our expert presenters discuss coping strategies, the fentanyl crisis, sexual assault versus human trafficking, and an update on human trafficking. Join us to learn strategies to overcome some of the challenges that nurses face, and the impact it has on healthcare.
Seating is limited, register now for FREE. Earn 6.0 Hours of CE, including 1.5 CS, and 1.75 Pharmacology
This event is sponsored by the Mississippi Nurses Foundation.
Featured Presenters:
Shalotta Sharp, RN, SANE-A, SANE-P – “Sexual Assault vs. Human Trafficking”
Stephen Gay, BA – “Human Trafficking Update”
Tomekia Luckett, PhD, APRN, PMHNP-BC – “Stressed to Strength: Coping Strategies to Heal the Healer”
Col. Steven Maxwell, MPA – Fentanyl Crisis Update: Trends & Impact”
Location:
Flowood , MS 39232
Time: 8:30am – 4:00pm
REGISTRATION:
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The Mississippi Nurses’ Association (MNA) reserves the right to modify all courses and/or to substitute instructors at any time without liability. MNA further reserves the right to cancel any activity at any point leading up to and during the event. By registering for this event, you are giving consent for the use of your name, portrait, picture or photograph as part of the Mississippi Nurses’ Association events, activities, social media, and publications. MNA sponsorship does not imply MNA endorsement.
If you require special accommodations, or have any food allergy needs, please advise Dana Walker at dwalker@msnurses.org.
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