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Margaret (Marge) C. Letitia
Current Employment
Trauma Performance Improvement Nurse
Saint Francis Hospital and Medical Center Hartford, Connecticut
Staff Per Diem Nurse
Manchester Memorial Hospital Emergency Department Manchester, Connecticut |
Professional Credentials/Certifications
CEN, EMT-P, ACLS Instructor, ENPC Instructor, PALS Instructor, TNCC Instructor, |
Education
BSN - 2005 University of Hartford West Hartford, Connecticut
RN Diploma - 1975 St. Francis Hospital School of Nursing Hartford, Connecticut |
National
2011-2012, 1986-2008 General Assembly Delegate
2009-2011 Member Annual Conference Committee
2005-2006 Member Emergency Management and Disaster Committee
2001-2002 Member Government Affairs Committee
1997-Present Contributing Editor / Abstract Reviewer Journal of Emergency Nursing
1998-1999 Member Membership Recruitment and Retention Work Group
1991 National ENA Nursing Practice Award |
State
2012 Immediate Past President Connecticut ENA State Council
2011, 1990 President Connecticut ENA State Council
2009-2010 Connecticut ENA State Council Newsletter Editor
2008 New England Regional Symposium Chairperson
2001-2005 Connecticut ENA State Council Government Affairs Chairperson
2000-2012 Connecticut ENA State Council Annual Conference Committee
1997 Connecticut ENA State Council Excellence in Education Award
1994-1999 Connecticut ENA State Council Fund Raising and Marketing Chairperson
1987-2004 Connecticut ENA State Council State Trauma Committee |
Local
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Other
2003 Karen O’Neill Professionalism Award New England Regional
2003 NDMS Response Team Distinguished Member of the Year CT-1 DMAT
2001-Present Member Connecticut-1 Disaster Medical Assistance Team (CT-1 DMAT) |
POSITION STATEMENT
What leadership attribute is essential to enhance the image and effectiveness of ENA?
One of John Di Frances Leadership Attributes is to "Live your Standards and Mentor those who follow." It is fitting for ENA Leaders to illuminate those ENA Standards created over the years in their daily work and decisions. By upholding this image those who come behind us will have a goal to achieve.
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STATEMENT TO THE MEMBERSHIP
Throughout my journey in Emergency Nursing, ENA has always played a vital role. It is hard for me to remember a time when ENA was not a part of my life. Over the years, my involvement with the organization has not only made me a better nurse and person; it has allowed me to develop my talents in communications, to look at the whole picture and to bring others to the common table.
Similar to the planets alignment, my life has come together to where I now have the support and skills to be able to face the work that is required to be a member on our National Board.
In my previous State and National ENA involvements, I have always tried to work diligently, be creative in problem solving and make my decisions for the common good. If I am elected it will be a whole-hearted welcome to the new direction of my journey as I use my talents and commitment to work for all Emergency Nurses who face the difficulties affecting our patients, our evolving work environment and above all, our health and wellness.
Emergency Nurses have always faced challenges and our future will continue to have its fair share. Our National Board needs to be the conduit though its resources and means to be a partner to assist Emergency Nurses with the solutions to these challenges. As a Director, I promise to work with the other Board members to be this instrument for our members to face our future in order to continue the excellence of ENA
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