PNCB FY2023 Annual Report

Annual Report Fiscal Year 2023 October 1, 2022 to September 30, 2023

A healthier world one child at a time.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS 03

A Message from PNCB’s Board Chair and CEO

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Exam Statistics

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PNCB Strategic Plan

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Year in Review

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Coming Soon! Adolescent Care Program

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New PNCB Eligibility Pathways

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PNCB Working For You

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Research & Publications

14

Awards & Scholarships

15

No Pass, No Pay Program

18

Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Roadmap

19

CE Updates

20

Career Center & Storefront

21

PNCB Board of Directors

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Institute of Pediatric Nursing Committee

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Volunteer Recognition

KEEPING YOU INFORMED We are delighted to share news and highlights of our 2023 fiscal year with you! Throughout this report, you will read about PNCB activities and accomplishments during October 1, 2022 to September 30, 2023, our fiscal yearend, including the latest updates on our forthcoming Adolescent Care certificate program, new eligibility pathways for the Pediatric Primary Care Mental Health Specialist (PMHS) exam, and other ways that PNCB is working for you.

To begin, we have some exciting updates for our upcoming educational program to support adolescent care.

As you may recall, in our 2021 strategic planning survey, 43% of respondents requested PNCB to focus on emerging competencies, including subspecialties.

In early 2022, we asked about your needs and interests to inform the development of new programs.

Respondents identified Adolescent Care and topics supporting care for this age group to be our next competency-building program.

This past fiscal year, we made tremendous strides including gathering respected subject matter experts to help us develop the curriculum alongside our selected instructional design partner. Video and virtual reality are in the mix!

Now we’re marching steadily toward our spring 2024 launch date to deliver PNCB’s first certificate program in Adolescent Care, and for those who wish to go the extra mile, a microcredential program in Adolescent Care.

This new program will be a career and confidence game changer to help you support healthier lives for kids today so they can achieve their best possible futures. You can find more details about our new ACTivate: Adolescents Can Thrive program on page 9.

We listened to faculty and other advanced practice nurses who want to earn the Pediatric Primary Care Mental Health Specialist (PMHS) credential but currently do not have the required number of clinical hours to apply for this exam. PNCB completed a study to explore alternate eligibility criteria for the PMHS exam, and we now offer three eligibility pathways for those interested in this credential. Learn more on page 10. Child and adolescent mental health remains at a crisis point in the United States, and the PMHS credential strengthens access to expert care for children, adolescents, and young adults experiencing developmental, behavioral, and mental health conditions.

In the pages that follow, you’ll catch up on the full picture of PNCB’s fiscal year 2023 activities, including our newest continuing education, recipients of our awards and scholarships, the latest achievements of PNCB’s Institute of Pediatric Nursing (IPN) committee, our amazingly dedicated volunteers, and more!

We’re excited for the innovation and resources that our new 2024 fiscal year will bring you—the pediatric nursing community—as we continue to work hard on your behalf to improve child health. Be sure to check www.pncb.org often to keep up with the latest updates to support your professional goals and practice.

Amanda Vickers, MS, RN, CPNP-PC, PMHS PNCB Chair CPNP-PC-at-Large Representative Richmond, CA

Sheri Sesay-Tuffour, PhD, CAE, ICE-CCP, CNED PNCB Chief Executive Officer Rockville, MD

EXAM STATISTICS Read our position statement, The Value of PNCB Certification, to learn how each of the four specialty nursing professionals certified by PNCB play an integral role in increasing access to pediatric-focused health care for patients and their families. Gain insight into how PNCB certification is one of the most meaningful and powerful achievements for a pediatric nursing professional and how the certification provides a host of benefits to patients, families, employers, the public, and the U.S. health care system overall.

PNCB exam statistics for each calendar year are archived here.

Certified Pediatric Nurse (CPN) 31,306 currently certified 77% first-time pass rate for 2022 94% renewal rate for 2023 177 No Pass, No Pay hospitals 286 CPN Champions promoting certification through the U.S. Live remote proctoring available since November 2021 to increase access to testing 17 CPNs celebrated 25 years of certification in 2023

Acute Care Certified Pediatric Nurse Practitioner (CPNP-AC) 4,815 currently certified 73% first-time pass rate for 2022 99% renewal rate for 2023 51 AC PNP programs and 25 Dual AC/PC PNP programs 229 PNP-ACs celebrated 10 years of certification in 2023

Pediatric Primary Care Mental Health Specialist (PMHS) 836 currently certified 78% first-time pass rate for 2022 92% renewal rate for 2023 More opportunities to test: 4 windows will be offered in 2024 New PMHS testing eligibility pathways now available.

24 PMHSs celebrated 10 years of certification in 2023

Primary Care Certified Pediatric Nurse Practitioner (CPNP-PC) 21,065 currently certified 80% first-time pass rate for 2022 98% renewal rate for 2023 96 PC PNP programs and 25 Dual AC/PC PNP programs 43 CPNP-PCs celebrated 40 years of certification in 2023

FY2023 IN REVIEW Explore PNCB's work priorities and milestones for the 2023 fiscal year (October 1, 2022 to September 30, 2023).

Adolescent Care Program PNCB gathered respected subject matter experts to help us develop the program curriculum alongside our selected instructional design partner, and are working towards a spring 2024 launch date. Read more on page 9.

Behavioral Health Competency Program: Feasibility Study This feasibility study was a result of our PMHS Extension Study which showed that offering a behavioral health competency program may support pediatric nursing professionals, most often in inpatient settings, who provide care for children with chronic, complex, or acute conditions overlaid with DBMH co-morbidities. PNCB’s Behavioral Health Advisory Group met in October 2023 to review the study results, and a recommendation will be presented to the Board in November.

Enhance Pediatric Primary Care Mental Health Specialist (PMHS) Recertification for those holding the PMHS credential is now annual. In addition, there are now three eligibility pathways for those interested in the exam. Read more on page 10.

FY2023 IN REVIEW Explore PNCB's work priorities and milestones for the 2023 fiscal year (October 1, 2022 to September 30, 2023).

Expand Digital Offerings PNCB expanded its digital offerings in FY2023 to include a digital Continuing Education catalog, an online job board for both nurses and employers, and a new certificant storefront. Read more on page 20.

Continuing Competence Stakeholders were notified of a plan for time-limited eligibility for CPNP-AC and CPNP-PC applicants.

CPN competency mapping for recertification activities will launch with Recert 2024.

CPNP-AC and CPNP-PC competency research was completed and has been presented to the Board for review.

New Awards & Scholarships PNCB launched three new awards and scholarship programs receiving over 200 applications, including a pediatric RN diversity scholarship and a teambased award. Read about the winners on page 14.

FY2023 IN REVIEW Explore PNCB's work priorities and milestones for the 2023 fiscal year (October 1, 2022 to September 30, 2023).

Support for Faculty & Nursing Programs PNCB operationalized a monthly newsletter to all faculty, as well as a “CPNP 101: Certification Process” webinar, which is available online. PNCB also presented at the 2023 NAPNAP Conference.

Program statistics are available on-demand.

Growing Collaborations PNCB partners with NAPNAP and SPN on key initiatives. We continue to represent our industry at national forums and to collaborate with organizations to realize our vision. Read more on page 12.

Institute of Pediatric Nursing (IPN) IPN launched a pediatric nursing workforce survey, receiving more than 6,000 responses from across the globe.

Committee members represented the pediatric nursing profession at industry conferences and events. Read more on page 22.

COMING SOON! ADOLESCENT CARE PROGRAM PNCB has exciting news for you and your colleagues who provide care for adolescents!

Join the email list here.

Coming in 2024 is a new way to advance your competence, add a certificate and microcredential to your resume, and earn CE from PNCB. Whether you provide care for this age range now or want to start, our “ACTivate: Adolescents Can Thrive” program will be a confidence game changer. Help PNCB advance the mission of “A healthier world one child at a time” by improving your ability to provide care to adolescents.

Now more than ever, adolescence is a critical time in a child’s development. Our focused curriculum will enhance your evidence-based knowledge about – and communication with – these soon-to-be adults.

Adolescents benefit through access to care tailored to their unique needs.

At PNCB, we strive to provide exceptional support for the nursing community so you can stay ahead of the curve in critical areas of pediatric healthcare. Adolescents require specialized care and attention, which is why our forthcoming program offers expert education and assessments to strengthen your knowledge. We partnered with a respected healthcare-focused instructional design firm to ensure a high-quality, engaging learning experience. Join us in our mission to improve the lives of adolescents and make a difference in the world of healthcare.

Here are more details, including our progress and what you can expect: The program will launch with two education programs, each resulting in a certificate for successful completion and contact hours.

Each program offers an optional additional assessment to earn a microcredential and digital badge.

The first certificate program will be open to registered and advanced practice nurses, plus others interested in adolescent health, such as community stakeholders and interdisciplinary health care team members.

Courses will focus on how the adolescent grows and develops, social and global factors impacting health and well-being, effective communication with adolescents and families/caregivers, and a video-based Teen Voices unit.

The second certificate will take a deep dive into wellness, sexual health, behavioral and mental health, and safety, risk, and injury prevention.

We will keep you updated as this project moves forward! Please reach out with any questions to info@pncb.org.

NEW PMHS ELIGIBILITY PATHWAYS Two new pathways are now open for meeting Pediatric Primary Care Mental Health Specialist (PMHS) exam eligibility.

If you don’t have 2,000 clinical hours in pediatric developmental, behavioral, or mental health care (DBMH) in the past 5 years in primary care to meet the Traditional Pathway criteria, now you have options: Faculty Pathway: created especially for faculty who regularly teach and engage with DBMH content. This pathway will need only 1,000 pediatric DBMH hours worked in the past 5 years. Faculty will combine these hours with 10 points of accepted activities highlighted below and described in detail here.

Specialty Program Pathway: also reduces the pediatric DBMH hours to 1,000 worked in the past 5 years and relies on completion of a targeted, approved program like KySS Online Mental Health Fellowship: Child and Adolescent (The Ohio State University), Pediatric Behavioral and Mental Health Program (Duke University), or the APRN Scholars Program in Developmental, Behavioral Pediatrics, Mental Health, and Complex Care (Almost Home Kids, an affiliate of Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children’s Hospital of Chicago). A certificate of completion will need to be uploaded when applying.

PMHS exam candidates documenting pediatric DBMH CE/CME or academic credit can use education completed before earning APRN licensure and certification. Academic credit and CE/CME used to meet exam eligibility requirements must be completed within the previous five years before submission of the exam application. These activities can be completed before or after earning APRN license and foundational certification. PNCB currently offers 20 hours of CE to support your learning needs.

The PMHS exam is offered 4 times per year. See our exam eligibility webpage for all details including foundational certification and licensure requirements.

Kids are in crisis. As an advocate for child, adolescent, and young adult emotional wellness, you are in a unique position to make a difference with PMHS-confirmed knowledge and confidence.

Visit our website to learn more. We hope to see your application soon!

NEW PMHS ELIGIBILITY PATHWAYS

PNCB WORKING FOR YOU During the year, PNCB either represented you at national forums or collaborated with these organizations to be a voice at the table, advocate for pediatric nursing certification, increase PNCB’s visibility, or provide information about our programs and services.

American Academy of Nurse Practitioners Certification Board (AANPCB) Accreditation Board for Specialty Nursing Certification (ABSNC) Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing (ACEN) American Board of Nursing Specialties (ABNS) American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC) American Psychiatric Nurses Association (APNA) American Society of Association Executives (ASAE) Association of Child Life Professionals Association of Faculties of Pediatric Nurse Practitioners (AFPNP) Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE) Healio – Slack Publications HOSA - Future Health Professionals Institute for Credentialing Excellence (ICE) Licensure, Accreditation, Certification and Education (LACE) National Association of Pediatric Nurse Practitioners (NAPNAP) National Association of School Nurses (NASN) National Council State Boards of Nursing National Organization of Nurse Practitioner Faculties (NONPF) National Student Nurses' Association (NSNA) National League for Nursing (NLN) NLN Commission for Nursing Education Accreditation (CNEA) Society of Pediatric Nurses (SPN) The American Association of Critical Care Nurses (AACN) The Ohio State University KySS Program – Child & Adolescent Mental Health Fellowship Wolters Kluwer

RESEARCH & PUBLICATIONS PNCB is committed to research and evidence-based practice. We released or contributed to studies that help inform the practice of pediatric nursing.

For each of PNCB’s accredited exams, job task analysis research is required about every five years. In FY2023, PNCB completed this research for the CPNP-PC credential, which resulted in an updated CPNP-PC exam content outline. Similar research for the CPNP-AC credential commenced in summer 2023.

PNCB completed another element of continuing competence research when we were able to validate a competency framework for PNPs. Study results will be announced in the near future to showcase how pediatric NPs advance and gain competence during their careers over time.

CPN Certification Reducing Barriers to Nursing Certification: An Analysis of Perceptions and Impact of PNCB’s No Pass, No Pay Program, Journal of Pediatric Nursing, 2013.

Certified pediatric nurses’ perceptions of job satisfaction, Pediatric Nursing. 2010;36(4):205-208.

A profile of certification for pediatric nurses, Pediatric Nursing. 2003;30(3):207-211.

A new profile of the knowledge, skills, and abilities of the pediatric nurse: a revision of the CPN certification examination. Pediatric Nursing, 2002;28(3):286-289.

What do pediatric nurses do? Results of the role delineation study in Canada and the United States.

Pediatric Nursing, 2002;28(2):165-170.

How do you spell nursing? With a capital “C”! Pediatric Nursing, 2001;27(1):103-104.

PMHS Certification Pediatric Primary Care Mental Health Specialist Examination: Job Task Analysis, The Journal for Nurse Practitioners, 2022.

A Job Task Analysis of the Expanding Role of the Pediatric Mental Health Specialist and the Nurse Practitioner in Pediatric Mental Health, Journal of Pediatric Health Care, 2019.

Acute Care PNP Certification Acute Care Pediatric Nurse Practitioner: The 2018 Practice Analysis, Journal of Pediatric Health Care, Volume 36, Issue 2, 2022, Pages e11-e21.

Acute Care Pediatric Nurse Practitioner: The 2014 Practice Analysis, Journal of Pediatric Health Care, Volume 30, Issue 3, 2016, Pages 241-251.

Acute Care Pediatric Nurse Practitioner: A Practice Analysis, Journal of Pediatric Health Care, Volume 27, Issue 6, 2012, Pages 410-418.

Interdisciplinary Collaborations A Call to Action: Next Steps to Advance Diagnosis Education in the Health Professions, Diagnosis, Volume 9, Number 2, 2022, Pages 166-175.

Learn more about PNCB research and publications here.

AWARDS & SCHOLARSHIPS PNCB celebrates your peers and future colleagues in pediatric nursing! Read more about this year's recipients of our award and scholarship programs, and look for 2024 applications to open later this year on our awards webpage and scholarships webpage.

2023 Kelly Reed Advanced Practice Community Impact Award

2023 CPN Certification Advocate Award

2023 "You Belong" DEIB in Action Award

Elizabeth Eden, MSN, RN, CPNP-PC The Mayo Clinic Arizona's Radiation Oncology Department Queen Creek, AZ

Janna Berg, BSN, RN, CPN Children’s Health Dallas, TX

Healthy Kids Child Health Advocacy & Outreach St. Louis Children's Hospital St. Louis, MO

2023 Investing in Pediatric Nursing Diversity RN Student Scholarship

Kibrome M. Feleke University of Washington Seattle, WA

Justin McDuffie University of North Carolina Chapel Hill Chapel Hill, NC

2023 PNCB-NAPNP Empowering Professional Diversity PNP Student Scholarship

2023 PNCB-SPN Conference Scholarship

Michaela Gabrielle Visperas Serafica Yale School of Nursing Orange, CT

Sara-Marie Saliba, MSN, RN, CPN Children’s National Jacksonville, FL

NO PASS, NO PAY PROGRAM The following list of organizations participate in PNCB's No Pass, No Pay program–the pioneering, award-winning employer program to help nurses earn the gold standard in pediatric RN certification. No Pass, No Pay is an investment in transforming healthcare to deliver the highest quality pediatric care and improve patient outcomes. With nursing shortages projected to intensify, it is vital for healthcare organizations to recruit and retain the most highly skilled and competent nurses able to meet and adapt to increasing demands for care.

The pioneering, award-winning employer program to help nurses earn the gold standard in pediatric RN certification!

Learn more about the exceptional value this exciting, advantageous program offers the dedicated nurses in your organization and how it can help your organization stand out from the competition.

AdventHealth for Children Adventist HealthCare Shady Grove Medical Center Akron Children's Hospital Alaska Native Medical Center Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children’s Hospital of Chicago Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children (Orlando Health) Ascension Illinois Banner Thunderbird Medical Center Baptist Health Baylor, Scott, and White Health Beacon Children's Hospital Beaumont Health Benefis Pediatrics Bethany Children's Health Center Blythedale Children's Hospital Bon Secours St. Mary's Hospital Boston Children's Hospital Bronson Health Care Group Cape Fear Valley Health System Carilion Clinic Chattanooga-Hamilton County Hospital Authority CHI Health St. Francis Children's Health Care dba Children's Minnesota Children's Healthcare of Atlanta (CHOA) Children's Hospital & Medical Center - Omaha Children's Hospital Los Angeles Children's Hospital of Colorado Children's Hospital of New Orleans Children's Hospital of Orange County (CHOC) Children's Hospital of Philadelphia

Children's Hospital of the King's Daughters Children's Hospital of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Children's Medical Center (Children's Health System of Texas) Children's Memorial Hermann Hospital Children's Mercy Hospital (Kansas City) Children's National Hospital (Washington, DC) CHRISTUS Children's (formerly Children's Hospital of San Antonio) Cincinnati Children's Hospital Cleveland Clinic Health System Coastal Family Health Center Cohen Children's Medical Center of New York (Pediatric Service Line) Cook Children's Healthcare System Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center Dell Children's Medical Center East Tennessee Children's Hospital ECU Health Elliot Health System Fairbanks Memorial Hospital Fairview Ridges Hospital Frederick Memorial Hospital Geisinger Medical Center for the Janet Weis Children's Hospital Gillette Children's Specialty Healthcare Halifax Health Medical Center

NO PASS, NO PAY PROGRAM HCA Healthcare - Capital Division Maine Medical Center HCA Healthcare - Central/West Texas Division Mary Bridge Children's Hospital HCA Healthcare - East Florida Division Mary Cariola Children's Center HCA Healthcare - MidAmerica Division Mary Lanning Healthcare HCA Healthcare - Mountain Division Massachusetts General Hospital HCA Healthcare - North Carolina Division Medical University Hospital Authority HCA Healthcare - North Florida Division Memorial Hospital and Health Care Center HCA Healthcare - South Atlantic Division MemorialCare Miller Children's & Women's Hospital Long Beach HCA Healthcare - TriStar Division Mercy Children's Hospital - Des Moines HCA Healthcare - West Florida Division Mercy Hospital St. Louis Helen DeVos Children's Hospital Monmouth Medical Center Hendrick Medical Center Monroe Carell Jr. Children's Hospital Henry Ford West Bloomfield Hospital Mount Washington Pediatric Hospital Hilltop Clinic Mountain Area Pediatric Associates, PA HonorHealth My Life Hughes Spalding Children's Hospital Nationwide Children's Hospital Indiana University Health - Arnett Hospital, Nemours Children's Health, Jacksonville White Hospital, Frankfort Hospital Nemours Children's Hospital, Delaware Indiana University Health - Ball Memorial Hospital New Care Concepts Inc Indiana University Health - Bloomington Hospital Northwest Texas Healthcare System Indiana University Health - North Hospital Northwestern Medicine Central DuPage Indiana University Health - Riley Hospital for Children Novant Health Indiana University Health - Riley Outpatient Center Oregon Health and Sciences University Indiana University Health - West Hospital OSF HealthCare Saint Francis Medical Center Indiana University Health Resource Center Penn Medicine at Chester County Hospital Inova Fair Oaks Penn State Health - Hershey INTEGRIS Health, Inc. Phoenix Children's Hospital Jeff Gordon Children's Hospital Prisma Health Children's Hospital-Midlands Joe DiMaggio Children's Hospital PRISMA Health - Upstate Johns Hopkins Children's Center ProMedica Center of Nursing Excellence Just 4 Kids Urgent Care Providence Alaska Medical Center Kaiser Permanente Santa Clara Providence Sacred Heart Medical Center Kootenai Health Rady Children's Hospital - San Diego La Rabida Children's Hospital Rapid City Regional Hospital Le Bonheur Children's Hospital Rhode Island Hospital/Hasbro Children's Hospital Lehigh Valley Health Network Rush University Medical Center Levine Children's Hospital at Carolinas Medical Center Loma Linda University Children's Hospital Lucile Packard Children's Hospital Stanford

NO PASS, NO PAY PROGRAM San Juan Regional Medical Center Sanford Health - Sioux Falls, Fargo, Bismarck locations Sarasota County Public Hospital District Seattle Children's Hospital Serenity Pediatrics Shriners Hospitals for Children - Boston Shriners Hospitals for Children - Canada Shriners Hospitals for Children - Erie Shriners Hospitals for Children - Florida/Tampa Shriners Hospitals for Children - Greenville Shriners Hospitals for Children - Honolulu Shriners Hospitals for Children - Lexington Shriners Hospitals for Children - Northern California Shriners Hospitals for Children - Ohio/Cincinnati Shriners Hospitals for Children - Pasadena Shriners Hospitals for Children - Philadelphia Shriners Hospitals for Children - Spokane Shriners Hospitals for Children - Springfield Shriners Hospitals for Children - St. Louis Shriners Hospitals for Children - Twin Cities Southwestern Medical Center SSM Cardinal Glennon St. Christopher's Hospital for Children St. Louis Children's Hospital St. Luke's Health Network St. Mary's Hospital - Grand Junction St. Vincent (Evansville, IN) St. Vincent Healthcare (Billings, MT) Stony Brook Hospital Stormont Vail Health

The Children's Hospital at Saint Francis The Children's Hospital of Alabama UC Davis UH/Rainbow Babies and Children's Hospital UK Healthcare UNC Hospitals Unity Point Health: Allen Hospital Pediatric University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics University of Kansas Hospital University of Maryland Medical Center University of Michigan Mott Children's Hospital University of Vermont Medical Center (UVMMC) University of Wisconsin Hospitals & Clinics Authority UofL Health System UPMC Hamot Upstate Medical University Hospital/Upstate Golisano Children's Hospital UW Health, Northern IL - SwedishAmerican Hospital Wake Forest Baptist Health Wellspan Health System Westwood-Mansfield Pediatric Association Willis-Knighton Health System Yale-New Haven Hospital

DIVERSITY, EQUITY & INCLUSION (DEI) ROADMAP PNCB continues its commitment to cultivating a diverse, equitable, and inclusive community that fosters a sense of belonging.

Strategic plan 2022-2027 goal #2:

Ongoing!

Ongoing!

In progress!

In progress!

CE UPDATES PNCB continues to increase module production with options for low-cost and free learning activities. We also updated the user interface for our online learning portal. The top three CE modules accessed in 2023 were Free CE: Increasing Racial and Ethnic Diversity in the Pediatric Nursing Workforce, Primary Care: Behavioral/Mental Health Focus 2023, and Anticipatory Guidance 1: Birth to 12 Months.

Curated lists of CE are available on the website, and your feedback on future topics is always welcomed!

CE releases from the fiscal year include topics on oncology, self-compassion training for pediatric nurses, and nurturing resilience in children and adolescents.

The Child in Room 6: Transgender & Gender Diverse Children & Adolescents The Child in Room 2: Adverse Effects of Parental Phubbing Competency Framework for Pediatric RNs Ethics in Testing: A Personal Responsibility Evidence-Based Practice in Action: Translating Research into Practice Pediatric Behavioral Health in Primary Care Nurturing Resilience in Children and Adolescents Self-Compassion Training for Pediatric Nurses Pediatric Updates: Acute Care Rx: Pharm Round-Up Acute Care: Clinical Cross-Section 2023 Acute Care: Oncology Pediatric Updates: Pharmacology: 2023 Current Concepts Pediatric Updates: Pharmacology: Asthma, Allergy, Immunology Pediatric Updates: Primary Care: Behavioral/Mental Health Focus 2023 Pediatric Updates: Primary Care: 2023 Current Concepts

NEW CAREER CENTER & STOREFRONT In January, PNCB launched its new career center. This new resource offers an affordable, effective way to get job openings in front of 53,000+ nursing professionals holding our respected credentials.

PNCB also debuted its new storefront earlier this year, which features a range of high-quality items, including pens, T-shirts, and plaques, all designed to showcase your hard-earned certification—or those of your colleagues.

PNCB continues its social media outreach on X, Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn.

PNCB BOARD OF DIRECTORS JULY 2023 - JUNE 2024

The Board of Directors sets PNCB's strategy and policies, and provides oversight for the organization's fiscal health and well-being.

Amanda Vickers, MS, RN, CPNP-PC, PMHS Chair CPNP-PC-at-Large Representative Richmond, CA

Scott Meskimen, MSN, CPNP-PC, PMHS Treasurer PMHS-at-Large Representative Eldridge, IA

Sandra Jones, DNP, APRN, CPNP-PC Secretary CPNP-PC-at-Large Representative Lakeland, TN

Beth Bolick, DNP, APRN, PPCNP-BC, CPNP-AC, FAAN CPNP-AC Faculty-at-Large Representative Estero, FL

Elizabeth Brothers, APRN, CPNP-AC CPNP-AC-at-Large Representative Jacksonville, FL

Susan Burke, PhD, RN, CPNP-PC CPNP-PC-Faculty-at-Large Representative Lafayette Hill, PA

Janet Cross, M.Ed, CCLS, CPXP Public Member Nashville, TN

Sean D’Onofrio, MSN, RN, CNS, ACCNS-P, CCRN, CPN CPN-at-Large Representative Jamaica Plain, MA

Theresa Mikhailov, MD, PhD, FAAP Pediatrician-at-Large Representative Milwaukee, WI

Joy Okumu, BSN, RN, CPN CPN-at-Large Representative Champaign, IL

April R. Robinson, BSN, RN, CPN CPN-at-Large Representative Little Rock, AR

Jamie Wiggins, PhD, MBA, RN, NEABC, FACHE, CPN Nurse Executive Representative Little Rock, AR

Sheri Sesay-Tuffour, PhD, CAE, ICE-CCP, CNED Chief Executive Officer - PNCB Rockville, MD

The Institute of Pediatric Nursing (IPN) Committee is a PNCB committee that exists to optimize the health and well-being of children, youth, and their families through the development of a sustainable, highly qualified pediatric nursing workforce. During the fiscal year, PNCB's IPN committee accomplished the following:

Addressing Issues In June, the IPN launched a pediatric nursing workforce survey to better understand challenges across roles, settings, subspecialties, geographic locations, and more. Questions addressed burnout, physical and verbal abuse, racism, intent to leave the specialty, likelihood to promote pediatric nursing as a career choice, and other topics. More than 6,000 child-focused nurses responded, including members of the international pediatric nursing community.

Survey findings will be shared in 2024 to drive collaboration and seek solutions to support the needs of pediatric nurses.

Information about findings will also be shared at the 2024 Society of Pediatric Nurses conference. We will keep you informed about this groundbreaking research project!

Collaboration Also in June, IPN Committee members Jessica Peck, DNP, APRN, CPNP-PC, CNE, CNL, FAANP, FAAN and Julia Garcia, DNP, RN, CPNP-PC represented pediatric nursing at the 2023 Emotional Safety Summit sponsored by the Association of Child Life Professionals (ACLP). Learn more about the Emotional Safety Initiative. A PNCB continuing education module about the pediatric nurse’s role in emotional safety for children is forthcoming.

The Institute of Pediatric Nursing (IPN) Committee is a PNCB committee that exists to optimize the health and well-being of children, youth, and their families through the development of a sustainable, highly qualified pediatric nursing workforce. During the fiscal year, PNCB's IPN committee accomplished the following:

Information Sharing Danielle Sarik, PhD, APRN, CPNP-PC and Lovey Reynolds, MSN, RN, CPN, CNE of the IPN’s Workforce/Stakeholders Work Group presented the IPN’s poster on the workforce survey priorities and strategies at the International Council of Nurses (ICN) in Montreal in July.

Career Resources The IPN Pediatric Nurse Leaders Work Group is finalizing role pathways and an educator’s guide to engage students, spark an interest in pediatrics, and provide career steps and insights.

Information about these resources will be shared at the 2024 Society of Pediatric Nurses conference.

Organizations that helped share IPN’s Workforce Survey: National Association of Pediatric Nurse Practitioners (NAPNAP) Society of Pediatric Nurses (SPN) Children’s Hospital Association (CHA) Oncology Nursing Certification Corporation (ONCC) Hospice and Palliative Nurses Association (HPNA) National Association of School Nurses (NASN) Pediatric Endocrinology Nursing Society (PENS) Association of Faculties of Pediatric Nurse Practitioners (AFPNP) Board of Certification for Emergency Nursing (BCEN) Southern Nursing Research Society Association of Pediatric Hematology Oncology Nurses (APHON) American Pediatric Surgical Nurses Association (APSNA) Association of Pediatric Gastroenterology and Nutrition Nurses (APGNN) National Board for Certification of School Nurses (NBCSN) Society of Pediatric Cardiovascular Nurses (SPCN) The Association of Child Life Professionals (ACLP) National Pediatric Nurse Scientists Collaborative (NPNSC) IPN Publications: Exploring the Structure and Content of Hospital-Based Pediatric Nurse Residency Programs (Journal of Pediatric Nursing, March 2016) Nurse Residency Programs and the Transition to Child Health Nursing Practice (The Journal of Nursing Administration, June 2015) The Institute of Pediatric Nursing: A Unified Voice (Journal of Pediatric Nursing, February 2011) Securing the Future of Children's Health (Pediatric Nursing, January-February 2010) Undergraduate Pediatric Nursing Education: Issues, Challenges and Recommendations (Journal of Professional Nursing, March-April 2014) Partnerships in Unlikely Settings — Children's Hospital Aligns with School Nurses: What is the need?

(NASN School Nurse, May 2012)

IPN COMMITTEE JULY 2023 - JUNE 2024

Amanda B. Brown, PhD, RN, CPN, CNL, FAB Chair Jacksonville, FL

Susan P. Andrews, DNP, RN, CNE, CPN Chair-Elect Nashville, TN

Julia Garcia, DNP, RN, CPNP-PC Emerging Leader Fellow Charleston, SC

Tomika S. Harris, DNP, APRN, CPNPPC Pearland, TX

Avis Johnson-Smith, DNP, APRN, CPNP-PC, PMHS, FNP-BC, CNS, FAANP Albany, GA

Jessica Peck, DNP, APRN, CPNP-PC, CNE, CNL, FAANP, FAAN Friendswood, TX

Danielle A. Sarik, PhD, APRN, CPNP-PC Milton, DE

Joshua P. Saylor, DNP, RN, CNL, CPN Nottingham, MD

Kathleen Schoemer, MSN, RN, CPNP-PC Oxford, MA

Janet Cross, M.Ed, CCLS, CPXP PNCB Board Liaison Nashville, TN

Lori Anne Boocks Vice President of Engagement & Communications - PNCB Rockville, MD

2023 VOLUNTEER RECOGNITION Subject matter experts. Pilot testers. Special work groups. Passionate ambassadors for certification.

PNCB volunteers give their time, enthusiasm, and expertise to make our credentials and CE programs top notch. We are grateful for each and every volunteer. Thank you for your support!

Acute Care Certified Pediatric Nurse Practitioner Exam Committee Patrick Neal Ahern, CPNP-PC, CPNP-AC Megan Marie Beckman, CPN, CPNP-AC Karen Nicole Dorsch, CPNP-AC Tamara L. Hill, CPNP-AC Cristina Coda Oliver, CPNP-AC Courtney L. Porter, CPNP-PC, CPNP-AC Mark John Riccioni, CPNP-PC, CPNP-AC Natalie Louise Sinicropi, CPNP-AC Stephanie Lynn Watts, CPN, CPNP-AC Jennifer Lynn Weiner, CPNP-PC, CPNP-AC Elizabeth Macari Brothers, CPNP-AC Theresa A. Mikhailov, MD, PhD, FAAP

Certified Pediatric Nurse Exam Committee Elizabeth Ann Allen, CPN, CPNP-PC Aileen A. Barrett, CPN Andrea Marie Correia, CPN Jennifer Louise Detrick, CPN Amy Kathryn LeBailly, CPN Yasmine Yvette Lopez, CPN Siobhan Renea Nelson, CPN Amy Fronduti Polcyn, CPN Nicole Marie Stewart, CPN Lindsey Nicole Tri, CPN Donna Kathleen Bigani, CPN Sean D’Onofrio, MSN, RN, CNS, ACCNS-P, CCRN, CPN Joy Okumu, BSN, RN, CPN April Rose Robinson, CPN

2023 VOLUNTEER RECOGNITION Pediatric Primary Care Mental Health Exam Committee Barbara B. Baldwin, CPNP-PC, PMHS Susan Elisabeth Beaird, CPNP-PC, PMHS Sheyanne Chan, CPNP-PC, PMHS Ingrid Guay Cook, CPNP-PC, PMHS Elishia Lannette Featherston, CPNP-PC, PMHS Jennie Rebecca Haney, CPNP-PC, PMHS Beth Ann Heuer, CPNP-PC, PMHS Jean Santer Johnson, CPNP-PC, PMHS Donna L. Patterson, CPNP-PC, PMHS Kaitlyn Elise Rechenberg, CPNP-PC, PMHS Scott Meskimen, CPNP-PC, PMHS

Acute Care Pediatric Updates Committee Arley Melissa Britton, CPN, CPNP-AC Vanessa Lee Hedge, CPN, CPNP-AC Maureen Ann Madden, CPNP-AC Molly Lauren Schulman, CPNP-AC, CPNP-PC Danielle Kathlyn Sebbens, CPNP-AC, CPNP-PC Elizabeth Macari Brothers, CPNP-AC Michael Anthony Maymi, CPNP-AC

Primary Care Pediatric Updates Committee Laura Lisa Cervantes, CPNP-PC Salena Dixon, CPNP-PC Amy M Donegan, CPNP-PC Ekomobong Essien, CPNP-PC Kimberly Joo, CPNP-PC Valerie Martinez, CPNP-PC Karen Walker Schwab, CPNP-PC, PMHS Susan Burke, CPNP-PC

Primary Care Certified Pediatric Nurse Practitioner Exam Committee Rachel Lyn Baird, CPNP-PC Renee Marie Clarke-Hall, CPNP-PC Carolyn Elaine Hickman, CPNP-PC Meagan Elizabeth Kane, CPNP-PC, PMHS Miranda Valerie Keepers, CPNP-PC, PMHS Stephanie Lynn Kronberg, CPNP-PC Tiffany Roberts Lanza, CPNP-PC Celicia Williams Little, CPNP-PC Amie Violet Merhege, CPNP-PC Amanda Raffield Seeley, CPNP-PC Sasha Alloyse Thompson, CPNP-PC, CPNP-AC Amanda Vickers, CPNP-PC, PMHS

Pharmacology Pediatric Updates Committee Erin Adams, PharmD Rachel Briese, CPNP-PC Mary Agnes Gallagher, CPNP-PC Brittany Kozy, CPNP-PC Molly Anne Lalonde, CPNP-PC, PMHS Ann Marie Paris, CPN, CPNP-PC Harriott Silliman, CPNP-PC Teri Moser Woo, CPNP-PC Sandra Jones, CPNP-PC

2023 VOLUNTEER RECOGNITION Acute Care Certified Pediatric Nurse Practitioner Form Review Committee Cassidy Ann Black, CPN, CPNP-PC, CPNP-AC Tasha Denise Bryant, CPNP-AC Jenna Dobkin, CPNP-AC Ruth Elizabeth Fisher, CPNP-PC, CPNP-AC Kurt Freer, CPNP-AC Sarah Jane Nembu, CPNP-AC Charis Elizabeth Oji, CPN, CPNP-PC, CPNP-AC Bonnie Jean Stojadinovic, CPNP-PC, CPNP-AC Jocelyn Hoffman Woudstra, CPNP-AC

Primary Care Certified Pediatric Nurse Practitioner Form Review Committee Sara Braley Copeland, CPNP-PC Kristen Hope Etten, CPNP-PC Kristin Lee Fritch, CPNP-PC Keli Colleen Hansen, CPNP-PC, CPNP-AC Brittany Dayle Kronick, CPNP-PC Van Hoang Nguyen, CPNP-PC Ashleigh Marie Petrides, CPNP-PC Danielle J. Poulin, CPNP-PC Kelly Ann Rexford-Hudson, CPNP-PC, CPNP-AC Kindall Louise Forrest Shuman, CPNP-PC Damara Rhea Vasquez, CPNP-PC

Certified Pediatric Nurse Form Review Committee Andrianna Danae Broeman, CPN Jennifer M. Casperson, CPN Elizabeth June Casseday, CPN Maria Cristina Blanco Da Costa, CPN Christopher Thomas Donaghey, CPN Donna Leigh Kilheeney, CPN Jane Christina Parish, CPN Janet M. Prozzillo, CPN Lydia Hope Rucker, CPN Jennifer Leigh Seymour Farmer, CPN Jennifer Ensign Wilson, CPN

2023 VOLUNTEER RECOGNITION Acute Care Certified Pediatric Nurse Practitioner Job Task Analysis Committee

Primary Care Certified Pediatric Nurse Practitioner Standard Setting Committee

Lyndsey Demelza Ackerman, CPNP-AC Patrick Neal Ahern, CPNP-PC, CPNP-AC Tasha Denise Bryant, CPNP-AC Vanessa Lee Hedge, CPNP-AC Tamara L. Hill, CPNP-AC Maureen Ann Madden, CPNP-AC Michael Anthony Maymi, CPNP-AC Jenny Ann Montgomery, CPNP-AC Max David Pizzo, CPNP-AC Stephanie Lynn Watts, CPN, CPNP-AC Jennifer Lynn Weiner, CPNP-PC, CPNP-AC Beth Nachtsheim Bolick, CPNP-AC Elizabeth Macari Brothers, CPNP-AC

Moyosore Abere Abere, CPNP-PC Lenore Chesnutt, CPNP-PC Jill Renee Davis, CPNP-PC Haley Coghill Harger, CPNP-PC Alexzandra Ann Hillyer, CPNP-PC Constance Mitchell, CPNP-PC Lisa Ngu, CPNP-PC Anna Pauline Reed, CPN, CPNP-PC Kristin Roeseler, CPNP-PC Jennifer Lynn Shull, CPNP-PC, PMHS Kaylee Woods, CPNP-PC

Primary Care Certified Pediatric Nurse Practitioner Job Task Analysis Committee

Adolescence Competency Program

Lorraine Ruth Barton, CPNP-PC Renee Marie Clarke-Hall, CPNP-PC Ekomobong Ekerete Essien, CPNP-PC Mary Agnes Gallagher, CPNP-PC Meagan Elizabeth Kane, CPNP-PC, PMHS Stephanie McRae Key, CPNP-PC, PMHS Leonard K. Kovalick, CPN, CPNP-PC Kristen Michele Medina, CPNP-PC Kim Renee Regis, CPNP-PC Kevy Wijaya, CPNP-PC

Brenda Lee Cassidy, CPNP-PC Anne Lynn Derouin, CPNP-PC, PMHS Jean Marie Fletcher, CPNP-PC, PMHS Mary Agnes Gallagher, CPNP-PC Charity Markham Gates, CPN, CPNP-PC Jennifer Goodwin, CPNP-PC Alexis Myers, CPNP-PC, PMHS Kayla R. Percy, CPNP-PC Angela Bono Reed, CPNP-PC Bianca Maria Salvetti, CPNP-PC Lynne Ann Sekarski, CPN Kathleen Perrott Wilson, CPNP-PC

2023 VOLUNTEER RECOGNITION Primary Care Certified Pediatric Nurse Practitioner Job Task Analysis Committee Pilot Testers Kristy Michelle Beron, CPNP-PC Yuliya S. Bilan Yu, CPNP-PC Sara Braley Copeland, CPNP-PC Sonja Heide Dahl, CPNP-PC Carly Evans Edgar, CPNP-PC Samantha Lea Gardner, CPN, CPNP-PC Keli Colleen Hansen, CPNP-PC, CPNP-AC Cristina Dawn Hutmire, CPNP-PC, CPNP-AC Michael Joseph Kinney, CPNP-PC Stephanie Lynn Kronberg, CPNP-PC Jaime Ashley Levine, CPNP-PC Valerie C. Martinez, CPNP-PC, PMHS Kristen Ann Morris, CPNP-PC Brandi Gentry Neely, CPNP-PC Van Hoang Nguyen, CPNP-PC Gloanna J. Peek, CPNP-PC Allison Leigh Princiotta, CPNP-PC Jennifer M. Redmond, CPNP-PC Marie Benincasa Smolenski, CPN, CPNP-PC Leanne MaRhea Winslow, CPNP-PC Sandra Cokes Jones, CPNP-PC Amanda Kaye Vickers, CPNP-PC, PMHS

Practice Test Reviewers Lindsay Bernardo, CPNP-AC Lauren Holmes, CPNP-AC Kamil C. Barker, CPN Tonia Michelle Ellis, CPN Elizabeth McCraw, CPN Dawn Marie Pry, CPN Deanna Turner Duggan, CPNP-PC, PMHS Natalie Jean Gilboy, PMHS

Canadian Council of Registered Nurse Regulators (CCRNR) Volunteers Michelle Ho, CPNP-PC Suzanna Vicki McRae

2023 VOLUNTEER RECOGNITION 2022-23 CPNP Competency Framework Task Force

Focus Group Amanda McKinney Alvarado, CPNP-AC Anne Louise Boisclair-Fahey, CPNP-PC Marisa Leigh Bracero, CPNP-PC Stacy Briana Buchanan, CPNP-PC Elizabeth Burgess, CPNP-AC Deborah Wolff Busch, CPNP-PC Marianne Buzby, CPNP-PC Katherine Leigh Byrd, CPNP-PC Susan McMerty Campisciano, CPNP-AC Janine Elizabeth Carr, CPNP-PC Amy Lowery Carroll, CPNP-AC Brenda Lee Cassidy, CPNP-PC Ellen Clore Chaisson, CPNP-AC Brittany Paige Christiansen, CPNP-PC, CPNP-AC Brenda Marie Cowan, CPNP-PC Carter Andrew Crain, CPN, CPNP-AC Sonja Heide Dahl, CPNP-PC Victoria DeRue, CPNP-AC Melinda DeSell, CPNP-PC Julianne A. Doucette, CPNP-PC Emiko Nikima Dudley, CPNP-PC, CPNP-AC Yael T. Eisenberg, CPNP-PC Kathleen C. Fabian, CPNP-PC, CPNP-AC Ana Maria Arciniegas Fernandez, CPNP-PC Cassandra Rene Fishbein, CPNP-PC Kahla Lee Gagne-Loparo, CPNP-PC, CPNP-AC Charity Markham Gates, CPN, CPNP-PC Teresa Rose Gonzalez, CPNP-PC, CPNP-AC Michelle Borzik Goreth, CPNP-AC Susannah Nancy Grimes, CPNP-PC Julie Ann Harab, CPNP-AC Cynthia Susanna Hoens, CPNP-PC Joanne Marie Howard, CPNP-PC, PMHS Sally Stevens Humphrey, CPNP-PC Paige Elizabeth Johnson, CPNP-PC Jennifer Marie Junck, CPNP-PC Lila Christine Kertz, CPNP-PC Denise E. Marshall, CPNP-PC Andrea Leann Miles, CPNP-AC Sarah Mims, CPNP-AC Hyojin Jennifer Min, CPNP-PC Gretchen Ann Moen, CPNP-PC Mariah Parsons Morris, CPNP-PC

Focus Group Sarah Jane Nembu, CPNP-AC Judith OHaver, CPNP-PC Eileen Teresa Paynton, CPNP-PC Sharon Elaine Perry, CPN, CPNP-PC Karen Oxford Peters, CPNP-PC Emily Lewellen Pinos, CPNP-AC Margaret Quinn, CPNP-PC Debora Riccardi Riccardi, CPNP-PC Anna Kathryn Richmond, CPNP-PC Laurette Elizabeth Rivers, CPNP-PC, PMHS Jean Michelle Rodgers, CPNP-PC Bernadette Marie Sapienza, CPNP-PC Tamara Jean Shannon, CPNP-PC Leann K. Sharp, CPNP-PC, PMHS Charlotte Krystyn Stocking, CPNP-AC Jennifer Lin Uzzell, CPNP-PC, PMHS Courtney Rose Ventresco, CPNP-PC, CPNP-AC Kyli Riehl Whitehead, CPNP-PC

Task Force Lyndsey Demelza Ackerman, CPNP-AC Sheila A. Brown, CPNP-PC Akosua A. Childs, CPNP-PC, PMHS Jennifer Lynn Keller, CPNP-PC, PMHS Jillian Cornelia Lynaugh, CPNP-PC Jenny Ann Montgomery, CPNP-AC Shawna Spears Mudd, CPNP-AC Van Hoang Nguyen, CPNP-PC Meghan Ryan Potthoff, CPNP-AC Mark John Riccioni, CPNP-PC, CPNP-AC Susan Maria Burke, CPNP-PC Sandra Cokes Jones, CPNP-PC Michael Anthony Maymi, CPNP-AC Scott David Meskimen, CPNP-PC, PMHS Amanda Kaye Vickers, CPNP-PC, PMHS

2023 VOLUNTEER RECOGNITION 2022-23 CPNP Competency Framework Task Force Pilot Testers: Brittany Bradshaw, CPNP-PC Cynthia Ann Chew, CPNP-PC Kristin Marie Clarkson, CPN, CPNP-AC Karen M. Corlett, CPNP-PC, CPNP-AC Kristen Shayanne Crook, CPN, CPNP-PC, PMHS Jenna Dobkin, CPNP-AC Mary Agnes Gallagher, CPNP-PC Samantha Lea Gardner, CPN, CPNP-PC Bethany Ann Giacobbe, CPNP-AC Deborah A. Gortowski, CPNP-PC, PMHS Elizabeth Hawkins-Walsh, CPNP-PC, PMHS Vanessa Lee Hedge, CPNP-AC Daniela Goncalves Herrera, CPNP-AC Keerit Kaur Josen, CPNP-PC Jill F Kilanowski, CPNP-PC Hanarang Kim, CPNP-PC Andrea Marie Kline, CPNP-PC, CPNP-AC Nicole Marie Koepke, CPNP-PC Rajashree Koppolu, CPNP-PC, CPNP-AC Jill Christine Kuester, CPNP-AC Priscilla Lemus, CPNP-PC Tasha Nicole Lowery, CPNP-AC Kalyn D. Mahoney, CPNP-AC Melissa K. Malone, CPNP-PC Kristy Beaudoin Mitsui, CPNP-PC, PMHS Elizabeth Gullotta Murchie, CPNP-PC Linda Aveni Murray, CPNP-PC Leigh Anne Pierson-Brown, CPNP-PC, PMHS Kristina Teresa Scherrer, CPNP-PC, CPNP-AC Jaime Alexa Sisam, CPNP-AC Jessica Lynne Spruit, CPNP-AC Rasha Srouji, CPNP-PC Katherine G. Thompson, CPNP-PC Jennifer Lee Weyandt, CPNP-PC Elizabeth M. Wong, CPNP-PC

2023 VOLUNTEER RECOGNITION 2023 Behavioral Health Feasibility Study Advisory Group Brittany Paige Christiansen, CPNP-PC, CPNP-AC Emily B. Evans, CPN Kara Rae Fiegel, CPNP-AC Ashley Palumbo Giel, CPNP-AC Alysia N. Huber, CPNP-AC Donna Kathleen Bigani, CPN Sandra Cokes Jones, CPNP-PC Michael Anthony Maymi, CPNP-AC

Focus Group Jessica Leigh Adams, CPN, CPNP-AC Melissa Diane Black, CPN Riki Blanchard, CPN Kelly Loving Carlson, CPN Andrea Marie Correia, CPN T. Lynn Dees, CPNP-AC Dara DeVinney, CPN Riann Duffy, CPN Stacy Lee Edwards, CPN Vanessa Lee Hedge, CPNP-AC Tamara L. Hill, CPNP-AC Jay Michael Hunter, CPN, CPNP-AC Cindy Louise Kimmet, CPN April Klingensmith, CPN Kersten L. Knecht, CPN Jill Christine Kuester, CPNP-AC Kari Lynne LeBret-Harris, CPNP-AC Necole Ann Leland, CPN Stephanie Dawn Martindale, CPN Deborah Elaine Myers, CPN Whitney Lyles Poplin, CPNP-AC Amanda Russell, CPN Rebecca Michelle Saul, CPNP-AC Danielle Kathlyn Sebbens, CPNP-PC, CPNP-AC Stephanie Michelle Shook, CPN Allyn Margret Tabunda, CPN Jennifer Lynn Womeldorf-Dunn, CPN

2023 VOLUNTEER RECOGNITION 2023 Behavioral Health Feasibility Study

Pilot Testers Erica Addesa, CPNP-AC Sara Nicole Adducchio, CPNP-AC Lilia R. Alonso, CPN Susan Elizabeth Beiting, CPNP-AC Lindsay Bernardo, CPNP-AC Terri Lyn Boyce, CPNP-AC Kelly Anne Brennan, CPNP-AC Angelica Louise Chironis, CPNP-AC Beth Anne Condley, CPNP-AC Rebecca Christine Coppage, CPNP-AC Kristen Nicole Czech, CPNP-AC Laura M. Deming, CPNP-AC Shauna Marie Dresel, CPN Kenneth James Early, CPNP-AC Kelsey Horner Fredericks, CPNP-AC Sarah Glickman, CPN Theresa Marie Molyneux Golden, CPNP-AC Sarah Caroline Green, CPN Robin Lynn Greer, CPNP-AC Maureen Elizabeth Guignon, CPNP-AC Casaundra Marie Gutowski, CPNP-AC Ashley OBarr Haynes, CPN, CPNP-AC Kathryn Anne Johnston, CPNP-AC Jessica Patrell Katz, CPNP-AC Jenna Julia Lang, CPN, CPNP-AC Kelci Jane LaPorte, CPNP-AC Amanda Melanie Lutin Speese, CPNP-AC Sharon Manni, CPN Linda B. McAllister, CPNP-AC Ruth-Anne Louise McKee, CPNP-AC Lindsay Rae McMillin, CPN Jaylene Marie Rosales, CPNP-AC Allyson Short, CPN, CPNP-AC Sarah E. Simms, CPN Tyree Darnell Smith, CPNP-AC Sharon Renee Vaughn, CPN Emily M. Wells, CPNP-AC

Thought Leaders Lindsey Kerley, CPNP-AC Kelly Keefe Marcoux, CPNP-AC Naomi Schapiro, CPNP-PC Barbara Suplit, CPNP-PC, PMHS Doug Crook

2023 VOLUNTEER RECOGNITION External Item Writers Amanda Kay Arens, CPNP-PC, CPNP-AC Samar Mohsen Ashmawi, CPNP-PC Michelle Howard Bae, CPNP-PC, PMHS Colleen Rosemary Ballbach, CPNP-PC, PMHS Stacey Jannette Bass, CPN Mary-Margaret None Baysden, CPN Lindsey Elizabeth Bird, CPNP-AC Karen Porter Boudour, CPNP-PC, PMHS Alison Wimberley Bray, CPNP-PC Maria Brnjic, CPNP-PC Janice E. Brooker, CPNP-PC, PMHS Gloria Bunn, CPN Shelley Ann Burke, CPN Robyn Francie Cantwell, CPNP-PC, CPNP-AC Karen Y. Capusan, CPNP-PC Kelly Allison Carlquist, CPN Rebecca Ann Carson, CPNP-PC, CPNP-AC Katherine Elizabeth Chike-Harris, CPNP-PC Jonda Denise Compton, CPN Lauri Lynn Comstock, CPN Alicia Ann Crabb, CPN Megan Sara Cuneo, CPN Shayna Ariella Dahan, CPNP-PC, PMHS Elyssa Marie Drouillard Peters, CPNP-PC, CPNP-AC Jennifer Durbin, CPN Verenis Estevez, CPN Allison Fallon, CPN Debbie L. Farrell, CPNP-PC, CPNP-AC Nicole Fazio, CPNP-PC Angela Padgett Fetty, CPNP-AC Jennifer Feir Flippo, CPNP-PC, PMHS Ma. Heraldine E. Flores, CPN Tiffany Dannielle Folks, CPNP-PC Brianna Rae Foote, CPNP-PC Anna Gallagher, CPNP-AC Samantha Lea Gardner, CPN, CPNP-PC Janelle A. Guentter, CPN Grace Heisler, CPN Virginia Margaret Helms, CPN

Kerith E. Hiatt, CPNP-AC Caroline Hill, CPN Kathryn Elizabeth Holliday, CPNP-PC Jay Michael Hunter, CPN, CPNP-AC Rachel Marie Jacobs, CPN Anne Douglas Jest, CPN Karen Michelle Johnson, CPN McKenzie Johnson, CPN Lynn Williams Kalhagen, CPN Melody Ann Knoff, CPN Nicole Marie Koepke, CPNP-PC Christyne Marjorie Kyper, CPNP-PC, CPNP-AC Jenna Julia Lang, CPN, CPNP-AC Melissa Dawn Langford, CPN Darla Jane Larson-Spurgeon, CPNP-PC Amanda Brooke Lengerich, CPNP-AC Victoria Rose Levin, CPN Magen Liles, CPN Jillian Clarissa Smith Longway, CPNP-PC, PMHS Caitlin Leigh Marion, CPN Chasity Lankford Mullins, CPN Sarah Karyn Myer, CPNP-PC, PMHS Melodye Faythe Neal, CPN Kathryn N. Nelson, CPNP-PC, CPNP-AC, PMHS Jill Nusbaum, CPN Allison Rose Palisch, CPNP-PC, CPNP-AC Hetal M. Patel, CPNP-PC Laura Pilla Max David Pizzo, CPNP-AC Griselda Quia, CPN Jennifer Susan Rackley, CPNP-AC Linda Williams Ramsay, CPN Cecilie Cathrine Richardsen, CPN Elizabeth Riley, CPNP-AC Lindsay Mayfield Rohan, CPNP-PC Brandy Nicole Rushing, CPN Megan Margaret Sanford, CPN Melanie Anne Schock, CPN Lindsey Wilson Shah, CPNP-AC

2023 VOLUNTEER RECOGNITION External Item Writers Virginia Ann Smith, CPN Charlotte Krystyn Stocking, CPNP-AC Haley Dianne Stoll, CPNP-PC, CPNP-AC Stephanie Striegel, CPN Christine Ann Symes, CPN, CPNP-PC Tamara Lynn Tanner, CPN Kimberly Adler Thompson, CPNP-PC Lindsay Frances Underwood, CPNP-PC, CPNP-AC Maryann Patricia Valcourt, CPNP-PC Lorraine Alison Von Eeden, CPNP-PC Lauren Ashley Wegrowski, CPN Emily M. Wells, CPNP-AC Debra Dawn Westra, CPN Kari Lynn Wheeler, CPN Danielle Nicole Wood, CPNP-AC Jean Marie Young, PMHS Emily Marie Zielinski, CPNP-PC

2023 VOLUNTEER RECOGNITION Item Writer Workshop Participants Viia D. Anderson, CPN, CPNP-PC Julie Elizabeth Bair, CPN Ruth Marina Baltodano, CPN Hayley Morgan Bee, CPN, CPNP-AC Arielle Binsky, CPN, CPNP-PC Jodiey Annalynn Bondurant, CPNP-PC, CPNP-AC Lanee Kennedi Boyd, CPN Elizabeth Burgess, CPNP-AC Lindsey Miller Calandra, CPNP-PC Jessica Fallon Campbell, CPNP-PC Kiften Stephens Carroll, CPNP-AC Melissa Jane Chan, CPNP-PC Nathan Y. Chang, CPNP-AC Brittany Paige Christiansen, CPNP-PC, CPNP-AC Joanne E. Christopher-Hines, CPN Cathrine Ann Corwin, CPNP-AC William Woodfin Crosby, CPNP-PC, PMHS Lucas Briant Daugherty, CPN Amanda Marie Dimas, CPN Amy W. Donaldson, CPNP-AC Darshi Wickrama Edirisooriya, CPNP-PC Jenna Caroline Gimre, CPN Sheena Gonzalez, CPNP-PC Christyn Green, CPNP-PC Elizabeth Ruth Gunckle, CPNP-PC Jennifer Lynn Helman, CPNP-PC, CPNP-AC Michelle Sylvia High, CPN Suman George John, CPN Anastacia Jean Keenan, CPNP-PC Amanda Joy Lee, CPNP-AC Christy Ann Leyland, CPNP-AC

Machel Dianne Marquart, CPN Ashleah Martinez, CPNP-AC Candace Lee Mayle, CPNP-AC Jessica Merkert, CPN Amee Jean Moreno, CPNP-PC, CPNP-AC Jennifer Lord Ogier, CPN Mary Jean Ohns, CPNP-PC, CPNP-AC Courtney Orelup, CPN Hannah Elizabeth Pascucci, CPNP-PC Christie Lynn Ramirez, CPNP-PC Michelle Leigh Ramos, CPNP-PC Dianne Richoux, CPN Amy Lynn Scofield, CPNP-PC Elissa Marie Singson, CPN, CPNP-AC Tiffany Elaine Smith, CPN Kaitlin Renee Sobilo, CPNP-PC, CPNP-AC Stacie Swanson, CPN Katherine Marie Taylor, CPNP-PC, CPNP-AC Margaret Erin Tepe, CPNP-PC Heather Marie VanDongen Trimmer, CPNP-PC, CPNP-AC Natalie Marie Weatherred, CPNP-PC Kyli Riehl Whitehead, CPNP-PC

2023 VOLUNTEER RECOGNITION PNCB recognizes the following Certified Pediatric Nurses and Certified Pediatric Nurse Practitioners who serve as CPN Certification Champions all through the year. Champions are enthusiastic supporters and mentors of certification. They encourage colleagues to seek the CPN credential by promoting the value of nursing certification, recertification, and competency development.

Adriana Castaneda Solorzano Aileen A. Barrett Alexandra Fontaine Alexandra Trujillo Alicia Ann Crabb Alisha Marie Stephenson Amanda C. Bryant Amanda Dennis Dickerson Amanda Joyce Marino Amanda Marie Horsley Amy Lee Serfas Amy Michelle Goldberg Amy Michelle Krupa Ana Carolina Bandin Anabel Elizabeth Kelly Andrea Elena Anguiano Andrea K. Ewing-Thomas Andrea Kim Cabrera Andrea Marie Correia Andrea Perry Little Andrew Simon Kosko Angel Hope Swartz Angela Beth McCarter Angela Dee Baldonado Ann Audrey Lieby Ann Frances Beland Anna Jacob Anne Marie Friedl Annette Marie Kowalczyk Areial Frances Skye McNeil Ashlee Marie White Ashley J. Sbarra Ashley Lauren Haugstatter Ashley Nicole Arehart Aubreyana Lynn Buckner Bailey Rowe Cochrum Bernadette Theresa Lenning Beth Lynese Green

Bette Kathleen Schumacher Blair Santos Hrdlicka Brandi Owen Meacham Brian Carr Brian Forey Briana Lee White Briana McCauley Tobar Bridgette Celeste Casserly Brittany Leigh McHale Brittany Lynn Youngblood Bryana Lyn Reiter Callie Louann Rinehart Carmen Navea Urbayan Carolyn A. Sterling Cassandra Jean Morris Catherine Sun Sin Cathleen S. Opperman Charity Markham Gates Charolette Eunettar Jones Chelsea Adel Hobson Cheri Kay Duran Christina Agnes Dooley Christina Ashley Brown Christina Marie Rausch Christine Louise Tolliver Christopher James Tucker Christy Lynn Mullen Claire Elizabeth Mackes Colleen Christl Grose Courtney Anne Wellman Covey Caroline Hinzmann Cynthia Swaney Daintee Preil Lamzon Dana Michelle Branch Danielle Lynn Harold Dawn Marie Swackhammer Deanna Marie Carter Debra B. Morgenstern

Debra G. Saywers Debra S. Davis Delaney Guadarrama Dhannisse Marie Salimbangon Diane Bonet Donna Ellen Huttner Donna Kathleen Bigani Eileen Patricia Filiciotto Elise Margaret Craig Elizabeth Ann White Elizabeth F. Yankello Elizabeth June Casseday Elizabeth L. Lopes Elizabeth R. Foden Ellen Marie Richards Elytia Marie Hawkins Ericka Castilletti Erin Linn Plummer Erin Seekamp Frances Ann Garza Francesca Marie Sobrevilla Gina Dovi Graciela Teresita Gallo Halima Jahinis Edge Heather Theresa Humphery Helen C. Morell Henry Ly Honey Lynn Ebbitt Hope Marie Harris Hope Richardson Coleman Jackelyn Noreen Lutes Jacob Joseph Harmon Jacqueline C. Zeman James Ryan Taylor Janna M. Berg Jennifer Aileen Garvey Jennifer Ann Jachimiec Jennifer Ann McKeever

2023 VOLUNTEER RECOGNITION CPN Certification Champions Jennifer Ann Pazirandeh Jennifer Crystal Kleean Jennifer Houghtaling Jennifer Lauren Faulk Jennifer Leigh Seymour Farmer Jennifer Lynn Blackman Jennifer Lynn Holland Jennifer Lynn Simonetti Jennifer Marie Dittmer Jennifer Market Elliott Jennifer Nobles Jennifer Suzanne Volk Jenny Starr Troyer Jessica Ann Oliveira Jessica Erin Herrick Brunsman Jessica Lynne Moore Jessica M. Martinez Jessica Nicole Williams Jessica Rene' Kennedy Jessica Rose Raymond Jimmi Dixon Amick Jin Weng Joanna L. Blackstock Joanna Leigh Watts Joanne Ivette Mellen Joanne M. Amick Jodi Lynn Gwirtz Joshua T. Evans Joy Lene Jenkins Joyce Ridgeway Foresman-Capuzzi Judilyn Arena Julia L. Baskin Julie Anne Sobolewski Kaela Lyn Appleman Karen Ann Schnall Karen Diane Mustain Karen Pauline Alles Kari Alexandra Holowiak

Kari J. Stansbury Karina V. Austreich Katelyn Larissa Stuart Katharine Marie Pearson Katherine Colette DeVore Katherine Zlotek Dezotelle Kathleen Marie Monforto Kathleen P. Tighe Kathryn Wells Mitchell Kathy Xiong Katie Elizabeth Clark Kayla Shannon Kelly Ann Carlson Eberbach Kelly Isabelle Blosky Kesley Ann Ford Kimberly Jo Priest Kimberly Marie Duback Kimberly Zalewski Kristen Kay McCrae Kristen Lee Williams Kristen Marie Whitehead Kristin Allyne Kristin Gale Miller Kristin Leigh Allender Kylie Michelle Clay Lari Denise Neal Latasha Shenica Ivey Laura Ann Brown Laura Ann Hoefakker Lauren Kelly Hendrix Laurie Flohr Newton LaVonda R. Hoover Layla Naumann Leslie Kathryn Huntington Lianna Mashkovich Lila Dian Lee Linda Denecia Price Linda K. Zickafoose

Lisa Christine Lawton Lisa Marie Yakub Lisa Murrill Ezell Lori Elizabeth Nester Lori Jo Neptun Lori Mabee Kernea Lorri Weselak Fontenot Luningning A. Lirazan Mara Carrie Lechner Marissa Lemley Brown Marjory May Mesidor Mary Ann Seigel Mary Elizabeth Sizer Mary Helen Hilderbrandt Maureen Davis Chin McCall Leigh Lutmer Megan Anne Holdridge Meghan M. Ryan Melanie B. Lee Melina Monique West Melissa Ann Welker Melodye Faythe Neal Meredith Strickland Michell Beatrice Garcia Michelle Ann Jeski Michelle Johnson Michelle Laurio Roark Michelle LeJeune Langley Michelle Lyn Cotterell Michelle Sexton Kumm Miriam Rachel Battista Monica Christine Stier Nichol LeeAnn McCrary Nicole Ellen Crouch Nicole Paige Motley Patricia Lynn Sirwaitis Patricia Marie Ann Sarver Patricia Reaver

2023 VOLUNTEER RECOGNITION CPN Certification Champions Rachel Hannah John Rachel Marie Jacobs Rafonda Burks Raulin D. Feria Rebecca Ann Atherton Rebecca Irene Rodriguez Rhonda Kay Morrow Roberta Niland Rosa Linette Leal Rosalyn Machel Davis Rose Marie Feudale Ruchoma A. Domosh Sallie Heard Cole Sara Lynn Debo Sarah Begley Sarah D. Shute Sarah-Marie Brown Shana Marie Ogle Shannon Lee Bailey-Hill Shannon R. Pyburn Sharron Hollingsworth Shaune Lea Higgins Shayna Ellen Codrey Shea Ellen Long Sheila Maria Prynkiewicz Sheri Monique Johnson Sheryl Lynn Hernandez Sim Ann Hood Stacy Lynn Stenglein Stephanie DeFeo Hall Stephanie Lynn Soos Stephanie Ratzke Stephen Michael Goux Steven Glen Pochop, Jr. Sue Anne Everett Pilgreen Susan C. McInerney Suzanne M. Weghorn Sydney Leigh Worthy

Tamara Jean Hitchcock Tami Lynn Kitchen Tera Chanee Holland Terri Lee McCluskey Theresa Ann Stinchcomb Tiffany April Smallwood Timothy M. Nevinger Tina Kunze Humbel Tippy Ladonna Moore-Ventress Tom Dalesandro Tracy Elaine Robinson Tracy Savitz Tracy Sue Lowerre Travis Kennedy Valerie Jean McIntyre Vivian N. Okakpu Waleska Augustin Wendy Hardiman Hardiman Zarah Alison Lewis

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