We commemorate an iconic leader, innovator, academic, researcher, mentor, and chief executive officer of the Institute of Nursing Research, Nigeria, Emmanuel O. Adesuyi, as he becomes certified as a Global Nurse Consultant by the highest nursing body globally, The International Council of Nurses & CGFNS (now TruMerit).
“The Certified Global Nurse Consultant (CGNC) Program was designed in collaboration with the International Council of Nurses (ICN) to recognise expert nurses who seek to be recognised for their knowledge and experience.”
Certified Global Nurse Consultants are reliable sources of nursing expertise and knowledge accredited by the world’s apex professional credentialing body.
CGNCs are senior professional nurses serving in various specialised roles as advanced clinicians, leaders, innovators, entrepreneurs, administrators and beyond.
These are exceptional nurses with solid, admirable track records in their various specialities–-combining educational and professional achievements.
This certification provides the ability to contribute to ICN initiatives directly and consult with governments, healthcare institutions, NGOs and other professional bodies that want to seek nursing perspectives, especially regarding the post-pandemic background and other issues of direct or indirect concern to nurses and the nursing profession.
Emmanuel O. Adesuyi was the founding Chief Operations Officer of the Institute of Nursing Research, Nigeria, before becoming its present Chief Executive Officer.
He is a distinguished nurse leader, researcher, and educator passionate about advancing nursing scholarship and practice. As the Chief Executive Officer of the Institute of Nursing Research, Nigeria, he is at the forefront of transforming nursing research, capacity building, and healthcare innovation across Africa and the globe.
With a background in nursing, epidemiology, and infection control, Emmanuel has had an illustrious career spanning clinical practice, academia, and leadership. He has championed major research initiatives, notably leading the WHO-ICN funded curriculum review project for nursing and midwifery training across Africa, a landmark regional project for the Global Nurse Leadership Institute (GNLI) of the International Council of Nurses (ICN) to influence healthcare policy and education in the region.
His role as Chairman of the Scientific Committee for the 2023 INR Hybrid Scientific Research Conference underscored his expertise in curating high-impact research platforms. An active researcher with over 20 published works, Emmanuel has secured multiple research grants, including a Sigma Theta Nursing Society grant for studying HIV/AIDS in Nigeria. His findings have been presented at international conferences and published in a reputable international journal, solidifying his reputation as a thought leader in nursing education, digital health, and public health.
Currently completing his PhD in Nursing at Birmingham City University, Emmanuel remains committed to shaping the future of healthcare through strategic leadership, research, technology and education. His unwavering dedication to evidence-based practice and mentorship continues to inspire the next generation of nursing professionals.
Dear CEO,
We believe this is just the beginning, and you are only getting started.
From all of us at The Institute of Nursing Research, Nigeria, we send you a big cheer for many more celebrations and achievements in the future.
The Institute of Nursing Research, Nigeria, is a household name in the Nigerian nursing academic ecosystem when it comes to matters regarding nursing research, academics, leadership and professional development.
We have been at the forefront of nursing research and academics in Nigeria for over seven years [and counting].
Our international conferences, career summits, partnerships, and community outreaches have impacted lives, families and communities. And our Journal Club is one of a kind-–there’s no other like it in Nigeria.
The Institute of Nursing Research, Nigeria, has one of the most diverse organisational teams of registered nurses with varied academic qualifications, interests and technical skills working at the background to drive the institute to enviable heights in the healthcare leadership and literary society in Nigeria and even across Africa.
Congratulations. More wins