PNAA LEADERSHIP APPOINTMENTS
AND KEY ACCOMPLISHMENTS

ASPIRE TO EMPOWER

Achieving Synergistic Partnerships, Innovation, Resilience, and Excellence
Two-Termed Vice President, Eastern Region (2022–2024; 2024–2026)
Philippine Nurses Association of America, Inc. (PNAA)

Dr. Remegio serves as the elected Vice President of PNAA’s Eastern Region, representing one of the largest and most active regions of the national organization. His leadership has strengthened organizational infrastructure, expanded chapter development, and elevated professional engagement across multiple states.

Co-founder of multiple PNAA Chapters and Subchapters, significantly expanding PNAA’s national footprint:

  • PNA Triad of North Carolina (2025) – PNAA’s 57th Chapter

  • PNA State of Connecticut (2023) – PNAA’s 55th Chapter

  • PNA New York Capital Region Subchapter (2022)

  • PNA North Carolina Triad Area Subchapter (2023)

Led the region to achieve the highest and PNAA’s record-breaking fundraising totals for four consecutive years (2022–2025), strengthening PNAA’s capacity for scholarships, community programs, and national initiatives. In 2025, his region raised to $43, 800, accounting to almost 50% of the total funds raised.

Cultivated a culture of compassion, accountability, respect, and excellence, resulting in:

  • The highest number of professional development programs offered

  • The highest number of community service hours rendered

  • The highest regional membership growth, increasing by 8.6% for two consecutive years

Founder and Program Director, Salin-Kaalaman (Transfer of Knowledge) Program, a groundbreaking academic–practice exchange initiative involving 9 schools, 10 hospitals, and more than 3000 participants across the Philippines and the U.S in the 4 years

Successfully chaired the 21st and 22nd PNAA Eastern Region Conferences, delivering high-impact programming and record participation in North Carolina and Maryland.

Co-Chair, PNAA Mentorship Program (2023), establishing a formal national mentorship structure for Filipino American nurses.

Co-chaired the 43rd PNAA National Convention (2022), leading one of the organization’s most successful national gatherings.

Co-Chair, PNAA Anti-Racism in Nursing and Anti-Asian Hate Crimes Initiative (2021), advancing national advocacy for equity, safety, and inclusion.

Philippine Nurses Association of New York, Inc. (PNANY)
President (2020–2022) & Circle of President Regional Representative (2020-2022)

As President of PNANY during the COVID-19 pandemic, Dr. Remegio led one of the largest PNAA chapters through an unprecedented public health crisis. His leadership strengthened community resilience, advanced advocacy, and expanded organizational capacity.

During the pandemic, Dr. Remegio in collaboration with other professional organizations, he co-led the weekly Filipino American Health Forum which addressed the misinformation about COVID-19, and it created a movement that helped distill the fears & myths of the COVID vaccine.

Co-led national advocacy with Senator Schumer and President Biden (2020) for the immediate release of 5 million COVID-19 vaccines to the Philippines, demonstrating global health leadership and effective policy engagement. This work was recognized by the President of the Republic of the Philippines hence PNANY received the highest honor for an organization known as the LINKAPIL AWARD.

  • Program Director, Continuing Education Provider Unit (2016–2020)

  • President-Elect (2018–2020)

  • Board of Directors (2012-2014; 2016–2018)

  • Chairs on various Committees: Education & Professional Development, Human Rights, Legislative, Community Outreach Committees

Across these roles, he strengthened PNANY’s educational infrastructure, expanded continuing education offerings, and supported organizational growth and governance.

Association for Nursing Professional Development (ANPD)

  • Committee Member, Nominations Committee (2021–2023)

  • Member, 2022 NPD Scope and Standards Workgroup

  • Dr. Remegio contributed to shaping national standards for the NPD specialty, reinforcing his influence on professional development practice across the country.

  • Active Member (2013–Present)

  • Dr. Remegio’s long-standing engagement reflects sustained commitment to advancing the specialty and supporting national professional development initiatives.

American Organization for Nursing Leadership (AONL)

  • Active Member (2006–Present)

  • Selected as a Fellow of the AONL Young Professional Voices (2020), recognizing his national leadership trajectory and contributions to the future of nursing leadership.

  • American Association of Critical-Care Nurses (AACN)

    Active Member and AACN Ambassador (2007–2018)

  • Dr. Remegio demonstrates sustained commitment to critical care excellence, professional development, and national nursing advocacy.

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Warly Remegio

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