Treasurer (Term: April 1, 2026 thru March 31, 2028)
Candidate: Anne Reeser, DNP, MSN, APRN-BC- St Johns, Florida

Dr. Anne Reeser is the Treasurer for The National Association of Catholic Nurses, USA and the United Nations Representative for The International Catholic Committee of Nurses and Medico-Social Assistants (CICIAMS). She delivered the oral statement for CICIAMS to the United Nations on April 9, 2025.

Anne has over 30 years’ experience as a Nurse Practitioner/Hospitalist, specializing in Gastroenterology and Internal Medicine. She earned a Doctor of Nursing Practice degree and afterward taught as an adjunct professor in the DNP program at The Catholic University of America.

She is committed to the promotion of the Nursing Profession and Catholic Education, teaching nursing students and children in Faith Formation for over 20 years as the Program Director and Confirmation Instructor. She is dedicated to integrating Catholic teachings into her professional life, advocating for the Right to Life, the importance of the family, and promoting education as the best way to combat poverty.

Recording Secretary (Term: April 1, 2026 thru March 31, 2028)
Candidate: Susanne Staiano, MSN, RN, CSN- Petersburg, New Jersey

Sue is the current NACN-USA Recording Secretary and the Chair of the Membership and Elections Committee. She holds an MSN in Nursing Administration from University of Pennsylvania, a BSN from Rutgers University, and a Diploma in Nursing from Thomas Jefferson University Hospital

Sue’s nursing career has focused on Child Health. She works as an elementary school nurse and has held nursing administration roles at Children’s Seashore House in Atlantic City, NJ, and Philadelphia, PA. She has also served as a Pediatric Clinical Instructor at the University of Pennsylvania School of Nursing.​

For many years, Sue and her husband were dedicated foster parents. She also served on the founding Board of Directors of the Atlantic Cape Family Support Organization, which supports youth with emotional, behavioral, and developmental challenges. Within her parish community, she was a CCD teaching assistant, helping students prepare for the Sacraments of the Holy Eucharist and Reconciliation.​

Regional Director 2 (Term: April 1, 2026 thru March 31, 2028)
Candidate: Michelle Murphy -Rozanski, PhD, MSN, RN, CRNP-FNP- Philadelphia, Pa

Dr. Michelle Murphy-Rozanski is a Vice Dean and Professor at Holy Family University School of Nursing and Health Sciences. Her work includes oversight of the Health Sciences division within the school, managing community and corporate partnerships, and special projects. She leads the newly established Nurse’s Aide Training program, and she is the Perioperative and Simulation Team Lead.

She practices as a Family Nurse Practitioner doing Street Nursing with Kensington Hospital in Philadelphia. Her work includes caring for patients battling addiction and homelessness, working in primary care and performing wound care within the community. Michelle serves as an Extraordinary Minister in her parish and is excited to work with Region 2 NACN-USA. Michelle also teaches students in one of the newly established school-based councils of the NACN.

Regional Director 4 (Term: April 1, 2026 thru March 31, 2028)
Candidate: Bridget Hamilton, PhD MPH RN- Marietta, Ga

Dr. Bridget Hamilton, PhD, MPH, RN is a nurse scientist and post-doctoral researcher at Emory University Nell Hodgson Woodruff School of Nursing. She earned her bachelor’s degree from Duquesne University and her master’s in public health from East Tennessee State University. Her research focuses on women’s health, particularly Natural Family Planning and how Catholic women engage with it. Dr. Hamilton will bring her experience working in program management within public health to this role as Region 4 Director where she will value the insights of state and local leaders.

Regional Director 6 (Term: April 1, 2026 thru March 31, 2028)
Candidate: Jennifer Stephen, MSN, RN, NEA-BC-Jackson, Mississippi

Jennifer Stephen, MSN, RN, NEA-BC is a seasoned nurse executive and transformational healthcare leader with more than two decades of progressive experience across academic medical centers, community hospitals, long-term care, and critical care environments. She currently serves as Senior Director of Cardiac Inpatient and Critical Care Services at a Catholic health system. She is also an adjunct clinical faculty member where she is deeply committed to mentoring and shaping future nurses through leadership development, professional formation, and evidence-based practice. A board-certified Nurse Executive, Jennifer has a proven record of operational excellence, interdisciplinary collaboration, quality improvement, and workforce development across complex care settings. Her leadership philosophy is grounded in service, accountability, and compassion for patients, families, and staff. Jennifer is a devout Catholic and the proud mother of three children, all graduates of Catholic education. Her faith and family values form the foundation of her vocation and guide her leadership, teaching, and service to the broader community.

Regional Director 8 (Term: April 1, 2026 thru March 31, 2028)
Candidate: Barbara Wilson, MSN, RN- Tucson, Arizona

Hello, I’m Barbara Wilson. I was born and raised in Southern California. In 2000, my husband and I moved to Arizona to start a family. We have two beautiful children, a daughter and a son in that order. They are now young adults starting their own careers and moving into their next chapters of life. I became a nurse in 2013 after graduating from Scottsdale Community College with an associate degree ion nursing (ADN). I started my career as a Pediatric Home Health nurse. During that time, I completed my bachelor’s degree in nursing in 2014. Shortly after, I transitioned to the in-patient acute care setting on a Progressive Care Unit as a bedside nurse and eventually became a nurse manager. I have since completed my master’s degree with emphasis in nursing leadership and transitioned to a nurse case manager position. My journey has allowed me to see many sides of nursing, all of which I am thankful for.