Felicia has been a nurse for 40 years, with 30 of those years in home infusion. She has worked in the roles of infusion nurse, nurse manager, and VP of Nursing for various home infusion providers. Felicia is a past INS president and is currently a member of the board of directors of the INCC. She also served for several years on the RN Council helping to develop the CRNI® exam. Felicia has been a speaker at National INS meetings as well as at the National Home Infusion Association meetings. She has also authored articles and textbook chapters on infusion nursing. She is currently working as a consultant for several home infusion and infusion pump companies.

Karin has worked for MNGI Digestive Health since 1999 as an Endoscopy nurse and has been cross trained in Infusion Therapy since 2012 to work with patients in a gastroenterology (GI) clinic, who receive biologics and iron infusions. She has over 40 years of nursing experience, working in Transitional Care, Telemetry and Cardiac, and Medical ICU. Karin is certified in Gastroenterology Nursing, Infusion Therapy, and Vascular Access. She volunteers regionally and nationally and is a Past president of the American Board of Certification for Gastroenterology Nurses (ABCGN). She is currently the secretary of the Minnesota Regional Society of Gastroenterology Nurses and Associates (MNSGNA) and is a director with the Association for Vascular Access (AVA) Foundation Board. Karin writes test questions for ABCGN’S certification exam and has served on the Item Review Committee and Standard Setting Committee. She is the 2023 recipient of the Gabrielle Schindler Award for Clinical Excellence at SGNA’s Annual Course in Phoenix. Karin was recently honored as ABCGN’S Certified GI Professional of the Year Award at SGNA’S Annual Course in Pittsburgh. The award recognizes commitment to certification, education, and patient care outcomes.

Elizabeth May has over 20 years of nursing experience in various practice settings and roles. Elizabeth developed her love of infusion nursing in her role as a vascular access nurse, placing bedside PICCs in a community hospital in Connecticut. Elizabeth achieved an Associate of Science in Nursing from Three Rivers Community College, a Bachelor of Science in Nursing and Master of Science in Nursing from Jacksonville University, and a Doctor of Nursing Practice from Old Dominion University. Elizabeth is currently the senior director of education and professional development for Riverside Health System in Virginia. She leads a team of dynamic professional development practitioners in monitoring, planning, implementing, and evaluating national trends and evidence-based practices in alignment with the system’s strategic plan to impact the organization and patient care outcomes and ensures compliance with all regulatory agencies governing health care delivery and the rules of accrediting bodies by continually monitoring operations and programs and initiating changes where required.

Nursing has been Monica’s lifelong passion for over 25 years, built on a foundation in critical care and as a nurse practitioner in cardiology and electrophysiology. Now working in industry as a Clinical Consultant, her focus is on advancing safe, evidence-based care and supporting clinical teams through education, collaboration, and best practice. She earned her MSN in 2019, became a board-certified Family Nurse Practitioner, and is proud to be an Indiana University alum! Outside of work, Monica’s life is full of family, friends, and new adventures. Married for 28 years with 2 daughters and 2 grandchildren, she is a sourdough-baking enthusiast, assistant beekeeper alongside her husband, frequent hiker at the Indiana Dunes, and a fan of the occasional 5K run.

With over 20 years of extensive experience in nursing, Sylwia has honed her expertise across various critical areas, including Emergency Department care, Intensive Care Unit (ICU) education, infusion therapy, and leadership. Currently, she is the Regional Manager for Nursing at Option Care Health. In her role, Sylwia is responsible for overseeing the growth and development of infusion nursing services, ensuring that practices not only meet but exceed quality standards and deliver optimal patient outcomes. Her passion for nursing and commitment to excellence drive her leadership style, fostering a collaborative environment where innovation and continuous improvement thrive. Throughout her career, Sylwia has been dedicated to enhancing the quality of patient care, mentoring colleagues, and advancing nursing practices. She believes in the power of education and shares her knowledge to inspire others, promoting best practices within the infusion nursing field. As health care continues to evolve, Sylwia remains committed to adapting and leading with integrity, always placing patients at the heart of everything she does.

Teresa Sothcott is an innovative, award-winning project and program management professional in the global technology and e-learning industry. Her specialty is simplifying complex concepts, and her recent work includes implementing a new end-to-end project lifecycle application to improve organizational growth and productivity. She was formerly the assistant director of the Duke University MBA Health Sector Management program, and she Teresa enjoys as well as supporting her local community through The Center for Volunteer Caregiving.