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15/05/2026

Meet Debbie Simeon, a newly licensed Trained Clinical Nurse currently deployed at Princess Margaret Hospital.

Debbie graduated from the PHA Academy Trained Clinical Nursing Programme on April 10, 2026, as Valedictorian. She also earned the distinction of Program Top Achiever in Academic Excellence.

She is Basic Life Support (BLS) certified and continues to build her clinical skills and experience in patient care delivery.

Passionate about helping others, Debbie chose nursing to make an impact in the lives of patients.

Her future goal is to earn a Bachelor of Science in Nursing and become a Registered Nurse.

Nurse Simeon, you are certainly on the right path toward achieving your goals. You have demonstrated academic excellence and steadfast determination at this stage of your journey. Congratulations on your accomplishments and best wishes for a fulfilling career.

01/05/2026

Meet Alaxi Moss-Green, a licensed, trained clinical nurse currently assigned to the Female Ward at Sandilands Rehabilitation Centre.

She graduated from the PHA Academy Trained Clinical Nurse Programme on April 10, 2026, earning awards for excellence and top achiever in clinical practice, along with special credit.

Nurse Moss-Green’s healthcare journey began in 2010 as a part-time data entry clerk at a private clinic. That same year, she became certified as an American Medical Technologist Phlebotomist and Patient Care Technician. In 2011, she moved into a full-time role as a Medical Assistant and Phlebotomist, gaining five years of hands-on experience. She later earned a career diploma as a Pharmacy Technician in 2014 and completed 12-Lead Electrocardiogram interpretation training in 2022.

She joined Sandilands Rehabilitation Centre in 2016 as a Patient Care Assistant III and was promoted to Patient Care Assistant II a year later. She worked on the Robert Smith Ward for two years before serving eight years in the Child and Adolescent Unit, where she provided compassionate care to young patients. During this time, she received the Patient Care Assistant Award in 2022 and 2024. In June 2024, she earned an in-service scholarship with full salary support and began training as a Trained Clinical Nurse.

Alaxi is passionate about nursing for its impact on lives through compassionate care and advocacy. She aspires to become a travel nurse, broadening her experience while serving diverse patient populations.

She is also an entrepreneur, specializing in event décor and party setups for adults and children. Outside of work, she enjoys decorating, cooking, traveling and reading, and cherishes time with her husband and 9-year-old son.

Congratulations, Nurse Moss-Green, and best wishes for continued success. Happy 1st Nurses Month!

01/05/2026

Happy Nurses Month to all the incredible nurses across the Commonwealth of The Bahamas! Thank you for the care you give, the sacrifices you make and the difference you create in so many lives. ♥️

23/04/2026

Meet Trained Clinical Nurse Cintiqua Kashan Curry.

She began her nursing career after graduating from nursing school in 2017. Her previous deployment was at South Beach Clinic before transitioning to the family island.

After working throughout Eleuthera, she is now an integral member of the team at the Palmetto Point Clinic. Nurse Curry’s future interests include completing a pharmaceutical course.

An entrepreneur for the past eight years, she is the proud owner of Cfood Kitchen, which specializes in scrumptious takeout meals.

Nurses are multifaceted individuals! Nurse Curry shines among healthcare professionals throughout our Bahamian communities. Her value has not gone unnoticed. Special thanks are extended for her dedicated service to the people of Eleuthera.

20/04/2026

Congratulations to Dejanique Cleare on earning her Bachelor of Science in Nursing! Her determination and focus carried her to the finish. Wishing her continued success as she advances toward becoming a Registered Nurse.

The Nursing Cadet Program plays a strategic role in recruiting and attracting high school students to pursue a career in nursing. Meet Cadet Dejanique Cleare, a 2019 graduate of Jordon Prince William High and future nurse.Thanks for choosing this noble profession Dejanique!

15/04/2026

Te’Vaughn Neely is a newly licensed Registered Nurse who graduated from the University of The Bahamas in 2025 with a Bachelor of Science in Nursing. He is currently working as a Nurse Intern at Princess Margaret Hospital, where he is building hands-on clinical experience across multiple areas of patient care.

Throughout his journey, Te’Vaughn has also worked in Information Technology, developing skills in networking, systems and technical support. This background allows him to bridge healthcare and technology, positioning him to contribute to modern, tech-driven patient care.

He is committed to professional development, with plans to expand his certifications and specialize in emergency and critical care nursing.

Te’Vaughn chose nursing out of a passion for helping others and a desire to make an impact during life’s most vulnerable moments. His path reflects resilience, having overcome personal and physical challenges that strengthened his commitment to the profession.

Looking ahead, his goals include becoming a highly skilled clinician, advancing into specialized practice and integrating technology to improve patient outcomes and efficiency.

In addition to healthcare, Te’Vaughn is the founder of Soundboys Media, a multimedia company offering graphic design, videography, photography and editing services. Through his business, he helps individuals and brands bring their creative visions to life with professionalism and quality.

His story reflects perseverance and purpose. He is committed to growth, innovation and inspiring others through his work and journey.

Congratulations, Nurse Neely, on successfully passing the recent Nursing Council Exam. You are among the future trailblazers of the profession. Wishing you a rewarding career!

02/04/2026

Congratulations to all new Registered Nurses who successfully passed the Nursing Council Commonwealth of The Bahamas Examination! 👏🎉

23/03/2026

Meet Eddeisha Robinson, a dedicated healthcare professional and Trained Clinical Nurse who graduated from the School of Nursing in 2018. She holds certification in Basic Life Support (BLS), reflecting her commitment to delivering safe, high-quality patient care.

Eddeisha currently lives on the island of Acklins and is employed by the Ministry of Health at Salina Point Clinic, where she continues to support the health and well-being of the community. Throughout her career, she has gained valuable experience across several healthcare facilities, including Flamingo Gardens Clinic, Exuma Healthcare Center, and South Beach Clinic.

Looking to the future, Eddeisha aspires to return to school to become a Registered Nurse and eventually specialize as a midwife. Through this path, she hopes to continue her passionate mission of serving others while advancing maternal and community healthcare.

Nurse Robinson, your meaningful impact as a dedicated team player has not gone unnoticed. You consistently go above and beyond the call of duty to ensure compassionate, patient-centered care is delivered. Thank you for your contributions not only to the profession, but also to the community of Acklins. Wishing you a long and rewarding career.

06/03/2026

Meet Registered Nurse Andriel Newry-Prospere.

She graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Nursing in 2014 from the then College of The Bahamas, now the University of The Bahamas, after earning a full scholarship directly out of high school in 2009.

Andriel is currently stationed at Princess Margaret Hospital, where she has served for the past decade as a Perianesthesia Care Unit (PACU) nurse in the Recovery Room. In 2019, she completed Intensive Care Unit training, gaining advanced skills in the management of critically ill patients.

From 2019 to 2023, she also worked part-time as a Clinical Nurse with Anesthesia Associates, further expanding her experience in peri-anesthesia care.

Additionally, she has completed several specialized certifications:
• Natural Health Nurse Certification
• Master Cannabis Program
• Medical Cannabis Certification

In 2017, she founded Busher’s Tea & Herbs, a Bahamian natural wellness brand that specializes in bush teas, herbal remedies, and natural skin and hair care products. The business reflects her strong belief in the healing power of nature and combines her clinical nursing background with traditional Bahamian medicinal knowledge passed down through generations.

Through her travels across the islands of The Bahamas, she has studied indigenous plants and their healing uses, strengthening her mission to connect modern healthcare with holistic wellness practices.

Her goal is to continue advancing in peri-anesthesia nursing while expanding her herbal wellness brand globally. She also hopes to integrate evidence-based nursing with natural medicine, contributing to both clinical excellence and international wellness entrepreneurship.

Recently, Andriel released “Bahamian Bush Medicine: A Nurse-Guided Herbal Safety & Wellness Guide.” This digital guide explores commonly used Bahamian bush medicines, with a strong focus on safety, preparation, and responsible use, particularly for individuals managing chronic conditions or taking medications. This culturally rooted, nurse-guided resource is designed to educate and support wellness, not replace medical care. The guide can be found here: https://bushersherbs242.gumroad.com/l/lwybn.

Andriel is also an active member of the Pilot Club of Nassau, where she served as Assistant Secretary of the Executive Board from 2022 to 2023. She is passionate about health education, community service, mentoring youth, and promoting holistic healing practices.

Guided by her personal motto, “Falling is not so bad; the tragedy is not getting up,” she continues to rise above challenges and pursue excellence.

Nurse Newry-Prospere, your dedication to the profession and to the community has not gone unnoticed. Thank you for all that you do to make the world a little brighter! Congratulations on all your accomplishments.

04/02/2026

Congratulations, Nurse Oliver, on being ratified as a candidate in the upcoming General Elections!

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Meet Nurse Janice Yvette Oliver, a distinguished healthcare professional and community leader who graduated as a Registered Nurse from the School of Nursing in 2005. She has since built a remarkable career in healthcare and community service, beginning her journey at the South Beach Clinic. She later moved to Grand Bahama, where she served as the nurse in charge of clinics on the island’s eastern end. Janice then took on leadership roles at Nicholls Town Clinic in North Andros for three years, followed by a 13-month tenure at Bimini Clinic. Today, she serves as a key member of the management team at Eight Mile Rock Clinic.

Nurse Oliver’s professional credentials include a diploma in midwifery, a certified professional manager designation, a supervisory diploma and a master’s degree in administration and leadership from the University of the West Indies, Trinidad and Tobago. Her master’s research focused on the socioeconomic factors affecting medication compliance in males with chronic non-communicable diseases at a North Andros community clinic. She chose this topic due to the alarming number of emergency flights and fatalities among men with these conditions, demonstrating her commitment to improving healthcare outcomes for this vulnerable population.

In addition to her nursing career, Janice is an accomplished entrepreneur. While pursuing her master’s degree, she founded Blue Tic Approval, an editing company designed to help colleagues with academic and professional writing. Janice is also passionate about community development. As the founder of Unity in the Community, a non-profit organization, she works earnestly to improve the lives of underserved families and create initiatives that bring joy and positive change. She also serves as Chairman of Rozelda M. Woodside Primary School in Mastic Point, North Andros, and has previously represented South Mastic Point in local government, further demonstrating her dedication to leadership and service.

Beyond her professional work, Janice enjoys journaling and traveling. She also serves as Secretary for the Andros Chamber of Commerce, where she contributes to the economic and social development of her community.

Looking ahead, Janice hopes to expand her entrepreneurial ventures, grow Unity in the Community to reach more families and continue advancing in healthcare leadership to inspire future generations of professionals. Her dedication to service, innovation and personal growth reflects her commitment to making a meaningful difference in the lives of others.

Congratulations and thank you, Nurse Oliver!