North Carolina Nurses Association
Meka Douthit Ingram DNP, RN, NE-BC is a skilled professional with a diverse background in nursing and healthcare management. Currently serving as the President of the North Carolina Nurses Association, Meka also works as a Director at Cone Health, overseeing various departments such as Tele ICU, Central Cardiac Monitoring, Surgical Stepdown, and Cardiac Progressive Care. With a Doctor of Nursing Practice degree from Old Dominion University, Meka brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to their roles. Additionally, Meka holds degrees in Acute Care Leadership, Registered Nursing, and Funeral Services Education, further showcasing their dedication to continuous learning and professional development.
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North Carolina Nurses Association
The NCNA is the leading professional association for registered nurses in North Carolina. NCNA equips nurses at all stages to thrive in an ever-changing healthcare environment through continuing education, professional networking and legislative advocacy. We shape the future of nursing to improve healthcare for everyone. Since 1902, the North Carolina Nurses Association has been the voice for North Carolina’s registered nurses. Formed by a group of nurses, the first objective of NCNA was the pursuit of the Nursing Practice Act, making North Carolina the first state in the nation to legalize the registration of nurses. Members of the North Carolina Nurses Association continue to be recognized nationally for having a significant impact on the profession and for advancing quality care in a variety of practice settings! NCNA leads the charge in the quest to keep North Carolina nurses on the cutting edge of nursing policy, education, practice and more. NCNA is proud to be the only nursing association in the state that represents all of North Carolina’s Registered Nurses. We encourage you to become a part of professional nursing by joining NCNA! #NursingForward® OUR MISSION: The North Carolina Nurses Association serves the changing needs of its members, addresses nursing issues, and advocates for the health and well-being of all people.