Our Mission
As nurses, we are among the most trusted professionals in the country. Our mission is to create a space where nurses, nursing students, allied health professionals and community allies of all backgrounds who share a commitment to supporting Hispanic communities across Minnesota. Through mentorship, leadership, health education, advocacy and outreach, we work to strengthen Hispanic representation in healthcare. We reduce barriers to care and advance health equity. We help rebuild trust between our communities and the healthcare system.
Why Join?
How we CARE for our community
C- Connect nurses, nursing students and allied health care professionals and the community.
A- Advocate for and represent the community
R- Raise up future generations through mentorship
E- Educate the public on significant medical topics
Mentorship
Connect with experienced health professionals who provide guidance, support, and professional insights for your career journey!
Community
Join a group dedicated to making a difference in patent care for your community!
Advocacy
Be a part of Minnesota's first Hispanic organization dedicated to nurses and healthcare professionals. Join us as we grow!
Our Board of Directors & Officers
Rosinda Majano, BA, BSN, RN PHN
Founder, President & Director
Pilar Lara Madrid, RN
Vice President & Director
Kassie Enriquez, BSN
Secretary & Director
Valeria Lara Gamboa, RN
Treasurer
Caleb Thom, BAFin
Treasurer
Support Our Outreach
A 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Donations are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by the law.
My name is Kristina Harrison, RN. I am creating this fundraiser because I’ve had the privilege of watching my friends and coworkers build Hispanic Nurses of Minnesota from the ground up. I’ve seen firsthand the time, heart, and determination they have poured into creating something that has never existed in Minnesota.
To take this work into the community, funds raised will help create a reusable outreach booth with a branded canopy, banners, table displays, QR-code materials, and other supplies for community events across Minnesota. These materials will help us meet people where they are and share trusted health information at a time when the immigration climate and fear are causing some people to delay or avoid care. Fear should never be a barrier to healthcare; healthcare only works when people feel safe enough to use it.
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