Basseterre, St. Kitts, October 27, 2023 [Ministry of Health] – The Ministry of Health is pleased to announce the promotion of several Assistant Nurse Managers to the esteemed position of Nurse Manager within the Institution-Based Health Services.
This elevation comes after each nurse successfully navigated an exhaustive and competitive interview process, reflecting their outstanding competencies and their invaluable experience as nurse leaders.
Dr. Rondalyn Dennis-Bradshaw, Principal Nursing Officer, shared her enthusiasm and confidence in these appointments, stating:
“I extend my warmest congratulations on the well-deserved promotion of these Nurses to Nurse Managers. Their dedication and hard work have brought them to this pivotal leadership role. Their expertise will undoubtedly make a significant positive impact on the healthcare team at the Institutional Health Services. Each one of them embodies the power to inspire, mentor, and support their teams. They will be instrumental in delivering quality care and outstanding health outcomes for our patients.”
The Ministry of Health is proud to share the names of these exemplary nurses:
Ms. Amorose Browne-Francis
Ms. Jamella Francis
Ms. Paula Francis
Ms. Naomi Brownbill
Ms. Keisha Rawlins
Ms. Gilmer Richardson
The Ministry would also like to congratulate Ms. Sheila Browne, a dedicated Registered Nurse/Midwife, on her promotion to the role of Assistant Nurse Manager at Cardin Home.
The Ministry of Health has the utmost confidence that these nurses will excel in their new roles, ensuring a nurturing and efficient work environment while upholding the highest standards of patient care. We eagerly anticipate their continued success and the transformative impact they will have on our health institutions.
The Ministry recognizes and appreciates the dedication, expertise, and commitment of all our nurses. We are confident that we can continue to provide exceptional care and uphold the highest standards for our community.
Friday, November 6
Trending
- Government Continues to “Take the Lash” of Rising Costs to Ease the Burden on Families, Prime Minister Drew Shares
- “This Is Real Support,” Prime Minister Drew Says as Government Investment in STEP Programme Reaches $54 Million in 2026 Alone
- Prime Minister Drew Flags Possible Financial Blacklisting as Bigger Concern Than Visa-Free Access in CBI Debate
- Government Subsidies Keep St. Kitts and Nevis Cooking Gas Prices Lowest in the ECCU
- GOVERNMENT ABSORBS MILLIONS IN COSTS TO SHIELD CITIZENS FROM ECONOMIC PRESSURES
- Embassy of Saint Kitts and Nevis Thanks Taichung City Government’s Cultural Bureau for Historic Participation in 2026 Taichung Jazz Festival
- “Who Gonna Send Them Home? Not Me,” Prime Minister Drew Says, Dismissing Talk of Ending STEP Program and Calling for a Clear Path to Permanent Jobs
- Early Move to Diversify Has Put St. Kitts and Nevis in a Stronger Position to Weather CBI Pressure, Says Prime Minister Drew

