To help members prepare for the 2025 ENA Election, here's your chance to hear from all of this year's candidates in one place. Listen at your convenience on your podcast platform of choice as you prepare to cast your ballot next week.

For even more candidate information, including bios and videos, visit www.ena.org/about-us/leadership-and-governance/ena-election/meet-the-candidates

The latest ENA Podcast Blast brings you stories of a North Carolina nurse honored for his kindness and professionalism; an ENP student taking home a prestigious award; and the September ENA Member Spotlight highlighting an Army veteran’s transition to the civilian realm of emergency care.

North Carolina DAISY Award: https://bit.ly/4mNNqSz

AAENP Student Excellence Recipient: https://bit.ly/4mS9k7s

September ENA Member Spotlight: https://bit.ly/3DLAziO

This week’s ENA Podcast Blast takes you to Colorado to hear about a retired ED nurse’s unbelievable survival story. You’ll also meet a Canadian nurse whose non-profit focuses on helping front-line health care workers with their mental health, and a Tennessee ED nurse is in exclusive company as one of seven in her system to be honored recently.

Vanderbilt Patient Care Award: https://bit.ly/4mDNNiD

Canadian Nurse Mental Health Advocacy: https://bit.ly/45veUGE

Retired ED Nurse 14-Hour Crawl: https://bit.ly/4lJtT4H

Check out this week’s ENA Podcast Blast to meet an award-winning Ohio ED nurse; a North Carolina nurse who changed a patient’s life in an unexpected way; and to get your first look at the ENA August Member Spotlight.

DAISY Dan in Ohio: https://bit.ly/4myDADI

NC Nurse Inspires Patient: https://bit.ly/4opsuT8

August ENA Member Spotlight: https://bit.ly/3DLAziO

This week on the ENA Podcast Blast, meet an Australian ED nurse who is one of only 35 globally to receive a prestigious international honor; learn how patient in West Virginia knew her life was saved by an emergency nurse; and find out which ENA staff member is headed to fencing at a world-class level.

Florence Nightengale Award: https://bit.ly/4fdpq8M

West Virginia DAISY Recipient: https://bit.ly/41cDtW1

Fencing World Championships: https://bit.ly/4m7Shxb

This week on the ENA Podcast Blast, learn about a Colorado ED nurse’s one-woman show; a New Hampshire charge nurse recognized for her teamwork; and the July ENA Member Spotlight.

ED Nurse One-Woman Show: https://bit.ly/3TBdDab

New Hampshire Nurse Award: https://bit.ly/40dtJdX

July ENA Member Spotlight: https://bit.ly/3DLAziO

From the emergency department to the top of some of the world's tallest peaks, Jeff Evans has learned about leadership, teamwork and trust - and he's excited to share his stories and lessons learned in New Orleans when he keynotes Emergency Nursing 2025. Jeff joins the ENA Podcast to offer a taste of his experiences and why emergency nurses are "his people."

Check out the latest ENA Podcast as it marks the debut of the Emergency Nursing Triage Education Program with first-hand insights about its value from a pilot participant. Jordan Conner-Carlstrom joins the podcast to share how ENTEP helped improve her triage skills, as well as her confidence, to better assess patient acuity while navigating the many challenges faced in the emergency department.

Learn more about the program at ena.org/ENTEP

The ENA Podcast Blast is back this week with headlines featuring an ENA member’s day at the beach that involved saving a girl’s life; the ED nurse who brings joy to others with her alpaca farm; and the June ENA Member Spotlight.

Nurse Saves Girl at Lake: https://bit.ly/4jWxonm

The Alpaca Rancher: https://bit.ly/4nrhvIH

June ENA Member Spotlight: https://bit.ly/3DLAziO

Common goals focused on delivering the best care possible to patients has been at the heart of the ENA-International Association of Forensic Nurses partnership for years. IAFN CEO Jennifer Pierce-Weeks, a longtime ENA member herself, joins the ENA Podcast to talk about how a strong collaborative relationship between the two associations has proven valuable through joint resource development, advocacy efforts and, ultimately, improving the ways forensic and ED nurses work with each other.