Awards of Excellence
Every year the SRNA recognizes RNs and RN(NP)s, and members of the public who have made outstanding contributions to the practice of registered nursing.
Effie Feeny Award for Excellence in Nursing Research
The Effie Feeny Award for Excellence in Nursing Research is given to a registered nurse and/or group of registered nurses who has made an outstanding contribution in the field of nursing or health-related research that enhances the nursing profession.
Dr. Tracie Risling, RN PhD
Elizabeth Van Valkenburg Award for Excellence in Nursing Education
The Elizabeth Van Valkenburg Award for Excellence in Nursing Education is given to a registered nurse and/or group of registered nurses who is making an outstanding contribution to nursing education in direct care and/or who is fulfilling the role of educator in a post-secondary program.
Patti Manson, RN
Granger Campbell Award for Excellence in Direct Care
The Granger Campbell Award for Excellence in Direct Care is given to a registered nurse and/or group of registered nurses who demonstrate direct care excellence in any practice setting.
Danielle Stevenson, RN
Jean Browne Award for Excellence in Nursing Practice Leadership
The Jean Browne Award for Excellence in Nursing Practice Leadership is given to a registered nurse and/or group of registered nurses whose leadership is making an outstanding contribution to the profession of nursing in direct care, education/research and/or management/administration.
Moni Snell, RN(NP)
Award for Excellence in Truth and Reconciliation
This award is given to a registered nurse and/or group of registered nurses who is moving reconciliation forward in Saskatchewan. The award criteria is based on the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada, Calls to Action. Calls to Action numbers 18 and 22 have been used as a foundation of this award.
Deanna Bickford, RN PhD
Ruth Hicks Award for Student Leadership
The Student Leadership Award is given to a nursing student or group of nursing students who demonstrate leadership as an individual or as a group. The student(s) must be enrolled in a Saskatchewan-based degree nursing program.
Jayden Meville
