Angie Cunningham

As Pulsara’s Customer Success Manager in the Northeast Region, Angie helps support care teams and organizations towards better patient care. She is also a Registered Nurse with experience in the hospital, ground and air critical care transport, and healthcare SaaS industries. Her specialties include Critical Care Neonatal and Pediatric Transport, Strategic Planning, Marketing, Education, Project Management, and Customer Service. As a seasoned professional, Angie has a Bachelor of Science in Nursing and over 25 years of experience in patient care and service.

Angie Cunningham

Angie Cunningham

As Pulsara’s Customer Success Manager in the Northeast Region, Angie helps support care teams and organizations towards better patient care. She is also a Registered Nurse with experience in the hospital, ground and air critical care transport, and healthcare SaaS industries. Her specialties include Critical Care Neonatal and Pediatric Transport, Strategic Planning, Marketing, Education, Project Management, and Customer Service. As a seasoned professional, Angie has a Bachelor of Science in Nursing and over 25 years of experience in patient care and service.

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Frontline Warriors: How Nurses are Saving the World

By Angie Cunningham on May 12, 2021

Happy International Nurses Day! Acknowledging the dedication of nurses across the globe seems a fitting way to round out Nurses Week 2021. Through my nearly three decades as a nurse, I cannot recall a time when the recognition of hard work, sacrifice, and commitment nurses exhibit daily has ever been so publicly promoted as it has throughout the COVID-19 pandemic. From media stories on nurses giving up their full-time positions to travel to regions hit hardest with COVID-19 to assist their peers—to the WHO designating 2020 The Year of the Nurse—to community members rallying to celebrate and support hospital staff as they enter and leave their shifts, a greater awareness of the complexities of the nursing profession has emerged.

As stated by ICN President Annette Kennedy, “Politicians understand the cost of educating and maintaining a professional nursing workforce, but only now are many of them recognizing their true value.” While no one enters into nursing for notoriety or recognition, it is well deserved and greatly appreciated.

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