Tania D. Strout, PhD, MS, RN, of Maine
Tania Strout’s enduring and substantial contributions to the emergency nursing specialty are in the areas of research and practice. As a specialist in psychometric theory, Strout has significantly impacted emergency nursing practice by designing valid standardized tools, particularly for patients
Jamla Rizek, DNPc, MBA, MSN, RN, CEN, CPEN, NHDP-BC, NRP, of Maryland
Jamla Rizek is an internationally recognized leader who continuously advocates for enhanced global disaster preparedness. Her work significantly improves emergency care efficiency in resource-limited settings and shapes international response strategies benefiting vulnerable populations. With more than 15 years in nursing
Dawn Peta, BN, RN, ENC(C), of Canada
Dawn Peta’s advocacy and commitment to global collaboration reflect her deep passion for empowering nurses through policy, education and knowledge sharing. Her expertise in health policy has driven change both nationally and internationally. With a profound understanding of front-line nursing
Linda Laskowski Jones, MS, APRN, ACNS-BC, CEN, NEA-BC, NREMT, FAWM, FAAN, of Delaware
Linda Laskowski Jones has made significant and enduring contributions to emergency nursing, particularly in the areas of leadership and system care delivery. As a member of ENA for more than 30 years, her work has advanced the development of trauma
Anna Mae Ericksen, RN (posthumous), of Washington
Anna Mae Ericksen’s enduring and substantial contributions to the emergency nursing specialty are in the areas of leadership and practice. Anna Mae began her career in the Army Nurse Corps in 1943. In 1947, she returned to Spokane, Washington, where she
2025 Academy of Emergency Nursing Inductees
The Academy of Emergency Nursing was established by the Emergency Nurses Association in September 2004 to honor emergency nurses who: Have made enduring, substantial contributions to emergency nursing Advance the profession of emergency nursing, including the health care system in which emergency
2024 Academy of Emergency Nursing Inductees
The Academy of Emergency Nursing was established by the Emergency Nurses Association in September 2004 to honor emergency nurses who: Have made enduring, substantial contributions to emergency nursing Advance the profession of emergency nursing, including the health care system in which emergency
Sara Daykin, DNP, RN, CPEN, TCRN, of New Mexico
Sara Daykin has made significant and enduring contributions to emergency nursing by focusing on providing and expanding pediatric care educational opportunities for rural providers. Her leadership as the director of education for the EMSC Child Program was essential in expanding
Mary McKenna Bailey, BSN, RN, CEN, of Pennsylvania
Mary McKenna Bailey is a legend. In more than 50 years as an emergency nurse, she challenged everyone to be the best and to give their best. While she served as a leader and one who stood alone at times promoting
Mike Hastings, MSN, RN, CEN, of Kansas
Mike Hastings’ enduring and substantial contributions are in the areas of leadership and nurse advocacy. In the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic, he served as the emergency nurse leader on collaborative efforts with the U.S. Under-Secretary of the Administration