The American Association for Men in Nursing (AAMN) announced on Oct. 17 at its annual conference, that the George Washington University School of Nursing has been recognized as a "Best School for Men in Nursing" for the second year in a row. This prestigious honor underscores the school’s commitment to fostering inclusivity and supporting male nurses in their academic and professional journeys.
In addition, AAMN awarded GW Nursing Assistant Professor Billy Mullins, D.N.P., RN, NE-BC, with its 2024 Daisy Health Equity Award-Individual recognition. AAMN's review committee unanimously approved his award, celebrating his exceptional dedication to health equity. Dr. Mullins’ efforts to address social determinants of health within the community, along with his outstanding commitment to patient care and advocacy, set him apart. His work not only impacts the local community but also advances equity in healthcare at large. This recognition highlights GW Nursing’s role in driving positive change in both the profession and patient outcomes.
"I am excited for GW Nursing to be recognized as a Best School for Men in Nursing for the second time in a row," said Dr. Mullins. "This demonstrates the extraordinary work that is being done by the school's students, staff, and faculty. And being presented with the DAISY Health Equity award by AAMN is an amazing honor."