Georgetown Nursing Students Selected as Ambassadors for NPWH
(August 1, 2025) — The National Association of Nurse Practitioners in Women’s Health (NPWH) has selected two graduate students from the Berkley School of Nursing at Georgetown University to serve on a panel of 10 student nurse ambassadors.
Ronisha Johnson (G’26), MSN, RN, C-EFM, CNL, and Nathalie Mojica (G’26), RN, BSN, CDCES, CLE, and the other ambassadors were selected for their “outstanding dedication to women’s health and the NPWH mission.”
Ronisha Johnson
Ronisha Johnson (G’26), MSN, RN, C-EFM, CNL
Johnson is a student in the dual Nurse-Midwifery/Women’s Health Nurse Practitioner Program (NM/WHNP).
“As a 2025 NPWH Student Ambassador, I am honored to represent the next generation of nurse leaders and look forward to promoting reproductive justice in every setting I serve,” Johnson said.
She has worked in both inpatient (labor and delivery, neonatal ICU, and pediatrics) and outpatient (OB/GYN) settings, providing care across the reproductive life span.
“These diverse experiences have ignited my passion for advancing reproductive health and birth equity. I chose this path to help ensure that all women, especially those in underserved communities, receive compassionate, culturally responsive care,” she said.
Nathalie Mojica
Nathalie Mojica (G’26), RN, BSN, CDCES, CLE
Mojica is a Women’s Health Nurse Practitioner (WHNP) student in the BSN to DNP program at Georgetown.
“I am honored to join a profession committed to advancing the well-being and dignity of all women,” Mojica said. “I chose women’s health because I am passionate about supporting women of all ages with compassionate, accessible and equitable care.”
Mojica says her interests include improving access to care for minority women, menopause management and reproductive health.
“I believe in meeting patients where they are, empowering them to make informed decisions about their health, and advocating for systemic change to promote health equity,” she said.
This fall, both Mojica and Johnson will attend the 2025 NPWH Women’s Healthcare Conference in Las Vegas.
About the Berkley School of Nursing at Georgetown University
Our Mission
The Berkley School of Nursing at Georgetown University, an inclusive, diverse academic community, excels in innovative and values-based education, leadership, practice, research, scholarship, and service. In the Jesuit tradition, we are committed to the formation of ethical, empathetic, and transformational nursing leaders who are committed to lifelong learning, shared decision-making, and individual and community self-determination. Within this just culture of reciprocal accountability, trust, and respect, the school advances health and health equity in partnership with individuals, families, and communities.
Our Vision
Georgetown University’s Berkley School of Nursing is an internationally recognized leader for excellence in nursing education, research, and scholarship. Our values inspire a culture of action-oriented accountability, innovation, and principled leadership. We prepare our graduates to provide whole person care, promote health equity, advance social justice, dismantle oppressive conditions, and shape the future of nursing.