Posted by Genevieve Gipson Web site host (205.188.199.32) on October 26, 2000 at 20:54:30:
In Reply to: First visit to site. posted by Anna Maria on October 26, 2000 at 13:03:46:
So glad to hear from you. Thanks for dropping by. The calla lilly was designed by Patti Green who is also on the Internet Committee of the National Network of Careeer Nursing Assistants. At this time, this is one of the logos that is used frequently by NAs. The NNCNA has several logos - each year for Nursing Assistants Week a different logo is designed and promoted as a way to bring NAs together. the 2000 logo was "Time to make it personal"
The National Twenty year club;s logo is a vine and heart shaped leaf.
The NNCNA logo is a network of interlocking hearts.
We will be reviewing logos again this year and would be receptive to any suggestions for changes in our logo. Patti could submit and would also probably be on the selection committee - we will be talking about this at the National Leaderhsip Conf Oct 29-30 and will keep you posted.
Thanks for a good idea.
Genevieve Gipson, Director NNCNA
A professional organizaiton for NAs since 1977.
Founder and sponsor of the annual nationwide observance of Nursing Assistants Week and Career Nursing Assistants Day
: This is my first visit to this message board. I have to say what a wounderful place to be. November will be my 13th year in this field. This message board on this site is a breath of fresh air. Thanks you Miss Gipson and all who help open this site. This will not be my last visit, I am going to spread the word around my NH. One queston is the Calla Lily the CNA's symbol.Again thank you.