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Patricia Averbuch, RN
Randee Kovacs, RN, BSN
Carol Bass, BSN, RN
Susan T. Lankowsky, RN, MSN
Hedi Bednarz, MSN, APRN, BC
Marilyn Levitt, RN
Linda Belkin, RN, BSN
Susan Loss. BSN
Nancy R. Berman, MSN, APRN, BC
Debra Luria, PhD, APRN, BC
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Debbie Bernstein, RN, BSN,
Randee Bloom, RN, MBri
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Andee Marcus, MS, APRN, BC
Joyce Meckler , RN, BSN
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Cindy Diskin, APRN, BC
Barbara Osher, RNC
Wendy tioigan, RN, BSN
Pamela Reifman, RN, BS
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Deeclee Fair, RN
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Pam Friedman, CRNA,
Barbara Stern, RN, BS
Sharon Gadoth-Goodman, RN, BSN, M
Wendy Stoller, RN, BSI,
Lisa Garber, RN, BSN
Sharon Studenberg,
Meredith Goldberg, RN, MSN
udy Tigay, RN, BSN
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Carol Golob, RN, BSN
Bonnie Topper, RN, CHM,
Susan D. Greenberg Gibbs, MSN, 124,1 104
Sandra Tukel, BA, BSN, RN
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Julie Hantman, RN, BSN, MPH
Carol Walters, RN, BSN
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Sandra L. Weiss, RN, BSN
Lois Winer, M.Ed, BSN, RN
Libby Kaplan, RN
Pearl Zeltzer, RN
Susan B. Kay, RNC, BSN, M.Ed
Beth Zoller, RN
For membership information, call Hadassah (248) 683-5030
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