Board of Directors

President

Angela Hamilton, FNP-BC, DCNP

The President of DNA serves as the chief elected officer for the association to continually promote the philosophy, purpose, and objectives of the Dermatology Nurses’ Association, as well as serving as the representative and spokesperson for the organization.

President-Elect

Robin Inabinet, BSN, RN-BC

The President-elect’s objectives is to understand, support and uphold the philosophy, purpose, objectives, bylaws, policies and procedures of the Dermatology Nurses’ Association, and to orient to the position of President.

Immediate Past President

Kathy Gross, MSN, RN, DNC

The role of Immediate Past President of DNA provides experienced input to the Board of Directors and serves as a resource to the Board of Directors.

Treasurer

Jessica Simmons, MSN, APRN, FNP-C, CWON, DNC

The primary objective of the DNA Treasurer is to work closely with the National Office and the Executive Director regarding financial issues.

Secretary

Kelley Jimenez, BSN, RN, DNC

The Secretary of DNA is responsible for recording the minutes of all Board of Directors and business meetings and additional DNA related business as assigned/required.

Director

Sylvana Brickley, MSN, FNP-BC, DCNP

Directors of DNA understand, uphold and champion the mission, bylaws, policies, and procedures of the DNA. They promote continuing education of dermatology nurses and allied health care workers, as well as promoting recognition of DNA members as professionals by the entire medical community.

Director

Olanda Hathaway, MSN, FNP-BC, DCNP

Directors of DNA understand, uphold and champion the mission, bylaws, policies, and procedures of the DNA. They promote continuing education of dermatology nurses and allied health care workers, as well as promoting recognition of DNA members as professionals by the entire medical community.

Director

Nancy Smail, RN

Directors of DNA understand, uphold and champion the mission, bylaws, policies, and procedures of the DNA. They promote continuing education of dermatology nurses and allied health care workers, as well as promoting recognition of DNA members as professionals by the entire medical community.