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A non-profit association of Black health care executives founded in 1968 for the purpose of promoting the advancement and development of Black health care leaders, and elevating the quality of health care services rendered to underserved communities.

03/09/2026

From the Capitol to the Community 🇺🇸
— March 19th —

Join us for an evening of conversation, community, and leadership.

The NAHSE Memphis Chapter is excited to host Tennessee State Representative Antonio Parkinson for a fireside chat discussing his career journey, public service, and current legislation impacting communities across Tennessee.

📅 March 19th | 5:30–7:30 PM
📍 Baptist Health Sciences University – Campus Hub
1003 Monroe Ave, Memphis, TN 38104

The Shelby County Election Commission will also be onsite providing voter registration and education for first-time voters and young professionals.

We hope to see you there!

02/27/2026

✨ 2026 NAHSE Memphis Black History Month Professional Spotlight

Today, we honor Veronica Lemock, MHA at Regional One Health!

🖤 Veronica is a Senior Talent Acquisition Project Lead with over 11 years of experience supporting recruiters, leadership and onboarding operations. She specializes in streamlining the onboarding process to ensure compliance, efficiency, and a positive candidate to employee experience. She is passionateabout creating systems that help organizations and people thrive.

✨ Why Representation Matters: Veronica believes that representation matters because it ensures that people from all backgrounds feel seen, valued and given fair access to opportunity. She also believes that in healthcare, diverse teams bring stronger perspectives, deeper cultural understanding, and better patient care. In her role, she believes that representation is essential to building inclusive workplaces where individuals can thrive and communities can trust the care they receive.

💬 Veronica shares: “Always believe in yourself, your voice, your value and your ability to grow. Don’t be afraid to ask questions, seek mentors, and take up space in rooms where decisions are made. Stay curious, work with integrity, and remember that consistency and character will take you further than perfection ever will.”

🎉 Fun Fact: Veronica loves gardening. She thinks that planting a seed in the ground and watching it blossom or bloom into this beautiful plant or flower is amazing!

Thank you, Veronica, for the incredible impact you continue to make in our community. We are proud to spotlight your leadership and excellence!

02/26/2026

✨2026 NAHSE Memphis Black History Month Professional Spotlight

Today, we honor Linda Hughlett, DNP, RNC, NEA-BC atRegional One Health!

🖤 As Chief Nursing Officer and Senior Vice-President of Patient Care Services, Linda provides strategic operational, clinical, and financial leadership across all Inpatient clinical areas at Regional One Health. She’s an accomplished, board-certified professional with over 45 years of nursing experience, and she is known for aligning organizational processes to improve staff retention, satisfaction, and enterprise performance—driving reductions in length of stay and harm events.

Linda earned her Master’s and Doctorate degrees from Vanderbilt University and has received numerous honors throughout her tenure as a nurse, including “Women Who Lead 2023” and “Healthcare Heroes 2023” from the Memphis Business Journal. She is a member of Leadership Memphis Class of 2025 and an active member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. and the Mid-South Nursing Leadership Collaborative Group.

✨ Why Representation Matters: Linda believes that people of color remain underrepresented in leadership roles across many sectors. When she views leadership today, she believes that representation of people of color—especially women—in executive roles remains limited. That reality drives her commitment to stay informed, relevant, and engaged in changes that impact minority communities. She believes that the progress of African Americans was made possible by those who paved the way, many at great cost, and she strives daily to represent that legacy with excellence.

💬 Linda shares: “Keep your trust in God, take care and value who you are and what you bring to the table. You have been given the gift of life, so unwrap it everyday.”

🎉 Fun Fact: Linda loves sewing and home décor!

Thank you, Linda, for the incredible impact you continue to make in our community. We are proud to spotlight your leadership and excellence!

02/25/2026

✨ 2026 NAHSE Memphis Black History Month Professional Spotlight

Today, we honor Dr. Antonio Bell at Delta Specialty Hospital!

🖤Antonio is an 11-year Army Veteran. As a Pharmacist, he is committed to providing thoughtful, patient-centered care while advocating for equity and access in healthcare. His work is grounded in compassion, education, and the belief that trust is essential to healing. His work also centers oncompassion, education, and trust, while empoweringindividuals to feel seen, heard, and empowered throughout their healthcare journey.

✨ Why Representation Matters: Being highlighted during Black History month is meaningful to Antonio because he believes it is important for people to see their reflection in every field of human endeavor. It fosters hope, pride, and a sense of belonging. He feels honored because he gets the opportunity to be an inspiration to someone who thought that their dreams were impossible given their circumstances. He will always encourage people to make their dreams a reality, and he hopes that his story inspires people young and old.

💬 Antonio shares: “Don’t rush the process or underestimate the power of steady growth. Stay grounded in your purpose, protect your integrity, and remember that meaningful impact often happens long before it is acknowledged.”

🎉 Fun Fact: Despite working in a high-pressure field, Antonio values humor and believes empathy and laughter are powerful tools for connection and healing.

Thank you, Antonio, for the incredible impact you continue to make in our community. We are proud to spotlight your leadership and excellence!

02/23/2026

✨ 2026 NAHSE Memphis Black History Month Professional Spotlight

Today, we honor Dr. Ptosha Jackson, DNP, RN!

🖤 Ptosha is a Doctoral-Licensed Registered Nurse, Life member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., First Lady of Mt. Zion M.B. Church, and an active community leader who is committed to service, excellence, and empowerment.

✨ Why Representation Matters: Ptosha loves to educate the community. She wants people throughout Shelby County to see someone who looks like them engaging in topics they feel comfortable to discuss. She believes an educated community can lead to a healthy community.

💬 Ptosha shares her favorite quote, which is by Maya Angelou: “I’ve learned that people will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel.”

🎉 Fun Fact: Ptosha loves to play different video games on her cell phone!

Thank you, Ptosha, for the incredible impact you continue to make in our community. We are proud to spotlight your leadership and excellence!

02/20/2026

✨ 2026 NAHSE Memphis Black History Month Professional Spotlight

Today, we honor Anjel Echols at University of Tennessee Health Sciences Center!

🖤 Anjel is a Health Administration professional driven by a passion for creating meaningful impact through health and wellness. Anjel remains motivated to do mission-driven work that advances access, equity, and sustainable wellness outcomes.She is a TNAchieves mentor, a Young Professionals Committee member at the national level of NAHSE, and an active member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.

✨ Why Representation Matters: Anjel believes that representation is important in the future of healthcare because it actively breaks barriers and bridges gaps in care to marginalized communities, laying an equitable foundation for the next generation.

💬 Anjel shares: “As a young professional who is still navigating the evolving landscape of healthcare, my best piece of advice is to stay curious and not be afraid to bring innovative ideas to the spaces that you are in. On a personal and professional level, growth requires innovation.”

🎉 Fun Fact: Anjel loves ice cream, especially birthday cake or cookie dough!

Thank you, Anjel, for the incredible impact you continue to make in our community. We are proud to spotlight your leadership and excellence!

02/18/2026

✨ 2026 NAHSE Memphis Black History Month Professional Spotlight

Today, we honor Dr. Justin Hunter, MD at Methodist LeBonheur Healthcare!

🖤 Justin is a Memphis-born Vascular & Endovascular Surgeon passionate about delivering the full spectrum of vascular care—from peripheral vascular disease to aortic aneurysms and cerebrovascular health. He is deeply committed to leadership, mentorship, and advancing health equity, working to create meaningful impact within the communities he serves.

✨ Why Representation Matters: Justin believes that representation matters because visibility creates possibility.

💬 Justin shares: “Stay steady on the mission and keep emotions in balance.”

🎉 Fun Fact: Justin is always studying something new—medicine, leadership, or investing!

Thank you, Justin, for the incredible impact you continue to make in our community. We are proud to spotlight your leadership and excellence!

02/17/2026

✨ 2026 NAHSE Memphis Black History Month Professional Spotlight

Today, we honor Cornelius Clark Sr., Doctoral Candidate, MBA, BSHA, AAS at Concorde Career College!

🖤 As the Director of Operations (D.O.O.) there’s no task too small or too large for Cornelius that doesn’t fall within the realm of operations. Cornelius believes that ensuring the smooth facilitations on all levels of his organization is key to the success fulfillment of the D.O.O. role. Through his student facingorganization, he is committed to delivering high-caliber customer service and dedicated support to students, helping ensure their overall academic readiness and future career success.

✨ Why Representation Matters: Cornelius believes that representation is an essential part of Black America history in the United States, due to the numerous significant contributions which has led to countless developments and improvements within healthcare.

💬 Cornelius shares: “Each of us possess the potential energy to achieve greatness through our efforts, by transforming our potential energy into a kinetic force, all that is seen in the mind’s eye can manifest.”

🎉 Fun Fact: Cornelius is passionate about capturing works of art through the expression of photography!

Thank you, Cornelius, for the incredible impact you continue to make in our community. We are proud to spotlight your leadership and excellence!

02/16/2026

✨ 2026 NAHSE Memphis Black History Month Professional Spotlight

Today, we honor Ericka Bennett, MPA at Stryker!

🖤 Ericka Bennett has over 15 years of experience in cosmetic science, pharmaceuticals, and medical devices, working as both a chemist and an engineer. She is an active member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.

✨ Why Representation Matters: Ericka believes that when young girls see African American women succeeding as engineers, representation turns engineering from abstract ideas into realistic, attainable goals, and helps girls envision themselves in those roles.

💬 Ericka shares: “Stay curious and confident in your abilities. Seek out mentors, continue learning, and don’t be afraid to take up space—your perspective and contributions matter.”

🎉 Fun Fact: Ericka loves to formulate and create skincare products with natural-based ingredients!

Thank you, Ericka, for the incredible impact you continue to make in our community. We are proud to spotlight your leadership and excellence!

02/13/2026

✨ 2026 NAHSE Memphis Black History Month Professional Spotlight

Today, we honor Nicholas Thompson at St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital!

🖤 As Senior Advisor, Nicholas leads the development and ex*****on of multi-state and local engagement strategies, building strong relationships with government entities and key industry stakeholders. He advises on legislative and regulatory developments across U.S. states, advocating for policies that advance the St. Jude mission and strategic priorities.

✨ Why Representation Matters: Nicholas believes diverse representation in public policy leads to better decision-making by bringing a wider range of experiences and perspectives to the table. He also believes that diverse representation builds trust and encourages broader civic engagement, because people are more likely to support policies when they feel represented.

💬 Nicholas shares: “One piece of advice for the next generation of leaders is to stay curious and build relationships. Seek out mentors, ask questions, and be open to new perspectives.”

🎉 Fun Fact: Nicholas’s personal goal is to complete an IRONMAN!

Thank you, Nicholas, for the incredible impact you continue to make in our community. We are proud to spotlight your leadership and excellence!

02/12/2026

✨ 2026 NAHSE Memphis Black History Month Professional Spotlight

Today, we honor Adrienne Johnson at St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital!

🖤 Adrienne is an experienced finance and operations leader with over 15 years of success across healthcare, nonprofit, manufacturing, and property management sectors. She holds an MBA in Healthcare Administration and has led complex financial portfolios exceeding $60M, driving process improvements, audit readiness, and large-scale system implementations. Known for strategic thinking and cross-functional leadership, she consistently delivers operational excellence in high-accountability environments.

✨ Why Representation Matters: Adrienne believes that representation matters in every field. She believes that children should grow up knowing that they can be anything they want to be because they have seen it before. She also believes representation in healthcare is vital due to racial disparities in care. Furthermore, she believes that diversity brings about the best outcomes in any situation.

💬 Adrienne shares: “You are the captain of your ship. You can do anything you put your mind to. I was once a single mom working at a gas station with my infant in his car seat behind the counter. I have since earned three degrees and a stellar resume. Brick by brick, with grace and persistence, I have found success.”

🎉 Fun Fact: Adrienne became a twin mom at the age of 41!

Thank you, Adrienne, for the incredible impact you continue to make in our community. We are proud to spotlight your leadership and excellence!

07/07/2025

In remembrance & recognition of our Country's Independence Day.

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