Dr. Keith Bilbrew, DNP MSN RN CGRN CFER

Dr. Keith Bilbrew brings more than 34 years of nursing experience—including 24 years dedicated to gastroenterology and endoscopy—to his candidacy for SGNA Director-at-Large. A long-standing SGNA leader, he has served as Treasurer for the Western Division of the Georgia SGNA, Director-at-Large, Regional Director-at-Large, and Regional President-Elect. These roles have strengthened his expertise in fiscal management, strategic planning, and member engagement while giving him a deep understanding of SGNA’s mission and the needs of its members.

Keith’s clinical background spans multiple areas of nursing, allowing him to approach challenges with a broad, collaborative perspective. His leadership philosophy emphasizes inclusion, mentorship, and professional empowerment—values that closely align with SGNA’s commitment to advancing excellence in gastroenterology nursing.

With a passion for education, advocacy, and organizational growth, Keith is eager to contribute his experience and insight to the national SGNA Board and help shape the future of the profession.

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Robin Dove, MPH BSN RN CGRN

Robin Dove is an accomplished endoscopy nurse and educator with extensive experience in procedural practice, workflow optimization, and team leadership. SGNA has played a key role in her professional growth, inspiring her ongoing commitment to advancing the field and supporting colleagues across all care settings. Her background includes significant contributions in staff education, competency development, and the implementation of effective clinical processes that enhance both patient safety and team performance.

Robin has presented at the SGNA Annual Course, an experience that strengthened her dedication to sharing knowledge and elevating practice standards across institutions. She is passionate about mentorship, fostering constructive team cultures, and championing evidence-based care.

As a candidate for Director-at-Large, Robin brings a thoughtful, forward-looking perspective and a strong commitment to supporting SGNA initiatives focused on advanced education, competency frameworks, and high-quality patient care. She is eager to collaborate with fellow leaders and contribute her skills to help propel SGNA’s mission nationwide.

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Bonnie Streeter, MSN RN CGRN

Bonnie Streeter brings over 30 years of experience in gastroenterology nursing and long-standing involvement with SGNA to her candidacy for Director-at-Large. With a clinical background spanning both rural hospitals and large academic centers, she has served in diverse roles including staff nurse, educator, manager, and care coordinator, giving her a broad understanding of the field’s needs and challenges.

A member of SGNA for 33 years, Bonnie has contributed extensively across the organization and its partners. Her leadership experience includes serving as an ABCGN Board Member and President, Program Committee President, Eastern North Carolina SGNA President, SGNA Scholar, Infection Prevention Committee member, mentor, presenter, and published author in Gastroenterology Nursing. She has also served on the SGNA Nominations and Elections Committee.

Bonnie is known for her commitment to excellence, innovation, and advancing GI nursing practice. She is eager to bring her expertise, passion for education, and deep organizational knowledge to the SGNA Board.

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Nichole Burke, RN CGRN CASC

Nichole Burke brings more than 30 years of GI nursing experience and a strong record of operational leadership to her candidacy for the Committee on Nominations and Elections. As a Senior Endoscopy Operations Manager, she has led multidisciplinary teams, advanced quality improvement initiatives, and fostered a culture of excellence in patient care. Her collaborative leadership style and commitment to mentoring emerging professionals reflect her dedication to strengthening the GI nursing community.

Nichole’s involvement with SGNA at both the regional and national levels has deepened her appreciation for the Society’s mission and the importance of selecting leaders who embody its values. She is committed to supporting a fair, inclusive, and thoughtful nominations process that reflects the diverse perspectives of SGNA’s membership.

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Tanya Cain, BSN RN CGRN

Tanya Cain brings more than three decades of endoscopy experience to her candidacy, having worked in a wide range of clinical and leadership roles since 1990. She is an active member of Region 48–Carolina SGNA, has attended national SGNA meetings, and has hosted GI conferences in South Carolina. Throughout her career, she has maintained her certification through ongoing education and has been a strong advocate for learning, professional growth, and high-quality patient care.

Tanya is passionate about community engagement, particularly through colorectal cancer awareness initiatives, and she takes pride in celebrating GI Nurses and Associates Week each year. With experience as both a bedside nurse and manager—as well as time spent in travel nursing—she brings a well-rounded perspective to problem solving, team communication, and patient advocacy. She works closely with physicians to ensure up-to-date, safe, and effective care for diverse patient populations.

Tanya is committed to supporting nurses, fostering open communication, and promoting safe staffing practices. She would be honored to contribute her experience and dedication to the SGNA Nominations and Elections Committee.

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Stephanie Dumorne Chan, MSN RN FNP-BC NEA-BC

Stephanie Dumorne Chan is an experienced nurse leader with more than a decade of progressive responsibility overseeing complex, multi-site endoscopy services. As Patient Care Director of Endoscopy for multiple NewYork–Presbyterian locations, she leads specialized teams, drives strategic initiatives, and supports succession planning that elevates both patient care and professional development.

Stephanie is deeply committed to cultivating talent, having created onboarding programs, leadership pathways, and recognition frameworks that strengthen GI nursing teams. These experiences closely align with the Committee’s work to identify and support future SGNA leaders.

She brings strong skills in communication, collaboration, and relationship-building—key competencies for engaging Regional Societies, encouraging candidates, and ensuring a fair and inclusive nominations process. Stephanie looks forward to contributing her leadership experience and dedication to advancing the profession through service on the Nominations and Elections Committee.

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Melissa Giron, RN BSN CGRN

Melissa Giron is a dedicated GI nurse with a strong commitment to advancing the professionalism and growth of the specialty. Known for her organization, dependability, and attention to detail, she brings a thoughtful and well-structured approach to every role she undertakes. Melissa excels in collaborative environments, communicates clearly, and consistently contributes a positive, supportive attitude to her teams.

Her passion for strengthening GI nursing makes her eager to contribute to SGNA’s leadership selection process. Melissa looks forward to supporting a fair, thorough, and effective nominations and elections experience that reflects the values and needs of the SGNA community.

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