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One Nurse at a Time
One Nurse At A Time (ONAAT) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization based in Seattle, Washington. It was created in 2007 by two local nurses, Sue Averill and Staci Kelley.〔Healing Beyond Borders One Nurse at a Time - Nurse Practitioner World News, November 2010, Vol. 15, No. 11/12.〕 The mission of One Nurse At A Time is to encourage and support nurses and nurse practitioners in volunteer/humanitarian work. ONAAT is a private, volunteer staffed, nonsectarian, nonpolitical organization.
==Activities==
One Nurse At A Time supports nurse volunteer endeavors by providing an up-to-date directory of organizations using nurses on medical missions in the USA and internationally, and scholarships to nurses who volunteer abroad to help defer trip costs,
networking between nurses and the general public. One Nurse At A Time actively seeks opportunities to help first mission nurses via the Jo's Nurses program.〔“ER Nurse Travels to Sudan with Doctors Without Borders.” Team Northwest: NW Hospital & Medical Center. June/July 2005: 1-2.Print.〕
〔“Scholarships Fulfill Humanitarian Hopes,” NURSEWEEK, Gannett Publishing, May 2, 2011, 28.〕 Public education about the depth and breadth of humanitarian nursing is a major focus of the organization’s work. ONAAT nurses speak at public forums, maintain an active presence on internet social networks, and write articles and stories.〔
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