Elms College alumna Dr. Yolanda S. Marrow, DNP-HSIL, RN, has been elected as President of the Western Massachusetts Black Nurses Association (WMBNA). This prestigious role underscores her dedication to advancing healthcare equity and fostering leadership within the nursing community.
The WMBNA is committed to providing leadership, collaboration, and advocacy for communities of color in Western Massachusetts. As president, Dr. Marrow plans to expand the organization’s visibility, strengthen community partnerships, and work closely with nursing students to advance education and healthcare equity across the region.
Dr. Marrow is a proud triple alumna of the College of Our Lady of the Elms, earning a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) in 2006, a Master of Science in Nursing Education (MSN) in 2012, and a Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) in Health Systems Innovation and Leadership in 2023.
Her extensive career spans more than 25 years in Emergency and Trauma Nursing, where she has consistently demonstrated excellence in patient care. Dr. Marrow’s expertise and leadership have earned her places on the Board of Directors for Martin Luther King Jr. Family Services and the Elms College Alumni Board.
Beyond her clinical expertise, Dr. Marrow has a passion for education and advocacy. She dedicates her time to providing pediatric safety and injury prevention education. Her work exemplifies the holistic approach to healthcare that Elms College instills in its graduates.
Congratulations to Dr. Yolanda S. Marrow on this well-deserved honor!