Nurse Practitioner Infograph
Sept. 23 — Doctor of Philosophy student receives award from Sacramento nursing organization
Calene Roseman, a third-year Doctor of Philosophy student at the Betty Irene Moore School of Nursing at UC Davis, was recognized by the Capitol City Black Nurses Association (CCBNA) with the Collaborative Nurse Excellence Award at the group’s second Scholarship and Black Excellence Gala in Sacramento. The award “exemplifies a team-oriented professional practice, where substance and service are foundational and when service to the team signifies success.” Calene is the inpatient unit director for UC Davis Medical Center. For her doctoral dissertation, she explores the use of telehealth in chronic disease management. CCBNA is the Sacramento chapter of the National Black Nurses Association. The group seeks to advocate for the needs of nurses and optimize health outcomes in communities where health disparities persist through both recruitment and retention.
