Recent nursing graduates of the College’ s Nursing & Allied Health Division were all smiles at the Nursing Pinning Ceremony Monday evening.

Bermuda College Nursing Pinning Ceremony 2024

Recent nursing graduates of the College’ s Nursing & Allied Health Division were all smiles at the Nursing Pinning Ceremony Monday evening.

Four new nurses, were welcomed to the nursing community by President of the Bermuda Nurses Association, Karen Grant Simmons. Jason Ifill, Vernalyn Williams-Singh, Georgia Wharton and Natalie Young recited the International Nurses Pledge, and were presented with gift bags by faculty and staff members. They will receive their Associate of Science (Nursing) certificates during the Commencement ceremony on Thursday, May 16.

During the ceremony, the nurses processed in with lit, hand-held lamps and were subsequently ‘pinned’ by a family member or loved one in recognition of their successful completion of the theoretical and practical components of the programme.

The Nursing Pinning Ceremony honours the recognised founder of the nursing field, Florence Nightingale, characterised by her compassionate care and familiar lamp.

They will join current Board members to ensure that the College is strategically placed as a world-class institution of higher learning, while maintaining its grounding as the “community’s College”, said Mr. Wade.

Details: Published: 21 May 2024

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