Farren Moore, assistant professor of nursing at UA Little Rock, has won the Nurse Educator of the Year Award from the Little Rock Black Nurses Association of Arkansas.
“I am still in a bit of shock,” Moore said. “I am honored to receive the award, but I’m only 36, so I feel like someone who has been an educator longer may have deserved it more than me. I am just trying to do my job the best I can.”
The Arkansas Department of Human Services announced several key changes to its executive leadership structure that will help align divisions within the agency to serve beneficiaries more holistically.
Baptist Health Family Clinic-Bryant recently welcomed Missy Chapdelaine, APRN, to its team of providers caring for patients in Saline County.
Chapdelaine received an RN degree from Baptist Health College Little Rock and a Master of Science in Nursing from Henderson State University.
Seven medical students at New York Institute of Technology College of Osteopathic Medicine at Arkansas State University have been named to the medical school’s Delta Health Policy Fellowship program.
Kevin Barber, MD, recently began seeing patients at Baptist Health Women's Clinic-North Little Rock.
Barber received his medical education from the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, where he also completed residency training.
“I want to provide the best medical care possible while making the patient feel comfortable in the decision-making process,” said Barber.
