Committees

Members of the Greater Pittsburgh Chapter of ANPD are encouraged to get involved by joining one of our five dynamic committees. Each committee plays a vital role in planning and facilitating events, fostering professional growth, and enhancing our community impact.

Academic Partnership Committee

The Academic Partnership Committee collaborates with our academic partners to promote and foster relationships. Committee members work to identify current barriers and opportunities between academia and clinical nursing to champion new ideas or projects.

Chair: Sara Angelilli, DNP, MS, RN, CNOR, NPD-BC

Communications Committee

The Communications Committee focuses on engaging both new and current members through digital communications including the GPC-ANPD website, social media accounts, and email distributions.

Be sure to follow Greater Pittsburgh Chapter-ANPD on Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn!

Chair: Kendallyn White, MSN, RN, NPD-BC, CMSRN 

Community Outreach Committee

The Community Outreach Committee focuses on a community service or public outreach project on behalf of the chapter. Members help to select local organizations or service providers within the community and facilitate chapter contributions to their cause.

Chair: Denise Petras, DNP, RN-BC

Conference Planning Committee

The Conference Planning Committee facilitates the planning of the annual GPC-ANPD conference.  Members work together to select the date, location, speakers, and poster presentations.

Chairs: Sarah Claus, BSN, RN and Amber Smith, MSN, RN, NPD-BC, CMSRN

Education Committee

The Education Committee identifies, plans, and facilitates the chapter's educational presentations including the selection of topics and speakers and facilitating ANCC CE for attendees.

Chairs: Jordan King, MSN, RN, CNOR and Missie Clawson-Rietscha, MSN, RN


Greater Pittsburgh Chapter Association for Nursing Professional Development

461 Cochran Road #246
Pittsburgh, PA 15228

greaterpittchapanpd@gmail.com

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