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Mary Ellen "Mel" Wilson
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Mary Ellen “Mel” Wilson, MS, RN, FNP, CEN, COHN-S, FAEN
Brunswick, Ohio
Candidate for Nominations Committee - Past Board Member
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Current Employment
Regional Health Services Manager
Avery Dennison, Strongsville, Ohio |
Professional Credentials/Certifications
CEN; COHN-S; TNCC Instructor, ENPC Instructor |
Education
MS, 2000-University of Rochester, School of Nursing, Rochester, New York
BS, 1987-Nazareth College of Rochester, Rochester, New York
BA, 1971-Nazareth College of Rochester, Rochester, New York
AAS, 1982-Monroe Community College, Rochester, New York |
National
2011 Member, Education Committee
2000-2005 ENA Board of Directors (Secretary/Treasurer, 2002; President-Elect, 2003; President, 2004; Past President, 2005)
2005 Chairperson, Elections Process Committee
1999 Member, Emergency Nursing Practice Work Group
1998 Member, State Issues Work Group
1994-1997 Member, Annual Meeting Committee
1994 Member, Managers Committee
1987-2000 General Assembly Delegate |
State
1997-1999 Chairperson, Finance Committee
1993 President, New York State Council
1992 President-Elect, New York State Council
1991, 1995 Chairperson, Conference Committee |
Local
2006-Present Member, Cleveland Chapter
2001-2005 Member, Coastal Carolina Chapter
1988 President, Genesee Valley Chapter
1984-2000 Member, Genesee Valley Chapter |
Other
2006-Present American Association of Occupational Health Nurses
2001-Present American Association of Nurse Practitioners
1999-Present Sigma Theta Tau
1995 Anita Dorr Award, New York State Council |
Position Statement
What leadership attribute is essential to enhance the image and effectiveness of ENA?
The leadership attribute essential to enhance the image and effectiveness of ENA is integrity. A leader with integrity is a role model and sets the standard for others to follow. This attribute is especially essential for a member of ENA’s Nominating Committee.
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Statement to Membership
I would bring to the Nominations Committee not only my proven integrity, but the wisdom gained during my past ENA service as the New York State Council President, a national ENA board member, a past national Chair of the Elections Process Committee, and as the 2004 ENA President. Throughout my ENA service I have gained an in depth understanding for association operations, policies, and procedures, which would be invaluable to decision-making and problem-solving at the Nominations Committee level. These decisions can often require sensitivity, fairness and complete objectivity. I believe that I am respected as someone who is fair, impartial, objective and puts the good of our Association first and foremost. ENA has been my passion for over twenty five years and I would work diligently to ensure that our important national elections are held to the highest standard. ENA is a member driven association and the members’ election of their leaders couldn’t be more important to the image, effectiveness, and the goals of our Association.
I would be honored to serve on the Nominations Committee and respectfully ask for your vote.
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