A Life of Service
Nancy Mannion DNP, RN, CEN, FAEN, FAAN is an accomplished registered nurse and healthcare leader. She’s spent decades caring for people as an emergency nurse, always listening and acting on the needs of the people she cared for. Nancy is no stranger to high-stakes situations. Her career has been built around thinking clearly under pressure, solving complex problems quickly, and delivering compassionate care when it matters most.
Nancy knows that integrity and accountability are essential skills. Most importantly, she has always demonstrated the strength to advocate for what people need most in life. She will bring those same skills to her role as a U.S. Congresswoman.
Nancy is elevating her fight for people and communities to Congress. Her priorities include creating affordable, accessible healthcare programs and a ladder of opportunity that begins with strong education and workforce development – so everyone has a chance to succeed. Lancaster and York counties are home to some the best farmland in our nation, and Nancy is committed to assisting farmers achieve economic success.
It’s time the residents of PA-11 had a representative who will ensure that Congress's spending priorities focus on providing affordable healthcare, housing, and education, and on ensuring our children and seniors have enough to eat. Nancy will work tirelessly for YOU, not the billionaires looking to pad their stock portfolios.
More about Nancy
Nancy’s life of service began in childhood. Led by her parents’ example, she volunteered at church and completed service activities as a Girl Scout. Her engagement in community service continues as an adult, as a Rotarian, church volunteer, and in leadership roles on multiple non-profit boards.
Nancy’s nursing education began with a Registered Nurse diploma. She then earned her BSN, Master's, and Doctorate degrees. She has substantial leadership and governance experience from her positions in hospitals and health systems and association leadership, where she honed her executive leadership skills. Nancy served on numerous boards in the community and healthcare sectors, including as president of the Emergency Nurses Association, chair of the Academy of Emergency Nursing, and a Trustee of the Emergency Nurses Association Foundation. Nancy is the immediate Past-Chair of the Nurses on Boards Coalition, which promotes nurses’ influence on community health through board service. She is a Fellow in the American Academy of Nursing and the Emergency Nurses Association.
Nancy brings extensive international experience to Congress. She spent decades providing free medical humanitarian care in South America, Asia, and Africa. As an international healthcare consultant, she brought current clinical standards to Europe, Asia, and the Middle East, while educating healthcare leaders and governments on best practices in leadership and governance.
As a small business owner in these economic times, Nancy understands firsthand the challenges and uncertainties of a rapidly changing marketplace. Simplifying the tax code, investing in training and education programs, and expanding broadband so small businesses can thrive in the digital economy are efforts she supports.
Nancy has been recognized as a Fellow by the American Academy of Nursing and the Emergency Nursing Association for her years of expertise and contributions to her profession. She has been published extensively in books and journals and is an in-demand speaker worldwide.
Members of the U.S. House of Representatives write and vote on federal laws, including the federal budget. Each represents one district and serves a two-year term. Tax bills must start in the House, only the House can impeach federal officials, and members oversee federal agencies through their committees.