Mrs. Robin Jordan graduated from the University of Texas at Arlington with her BSN in 1994. She has spent her time bedside nursing in the critical care, cath lab, and step-down units with a focus on caring for cardiac and respiratory patients. Mrs. Jordan has had extensive training experiences with the medical device industry as a clinical specialist with Medtronic and Johnson & Johnson, Inc. That time was spent working in the catheterization and electrophysiology labs collaborating with implanting physicians programming medical devices before and after implantation. She spent three years in the electrophysiology laboratory performing cardiac mapping for ablation procedures.

Mrs. Jordan started as a nursing instructor for the ARNEC program in 2021.

Mrs. Brooke Baldridge has been employed with ARNEC since 2021.  Mrs. Baldridge began her nursing career in 2011 after graduating from UAMS College of Nursing in Little Rock, AR.  Her nursing background is in Labor & Delivery.  Outside of teaching, she enjoys reading, cooking, gardening, celebrity gossip, deer hunting, and watching her son’s baseball and soccer games.  

Mrs. Baldridge believes programs like ARNEC are invaluable in strengthening the health and well-being  of rural Arkansas' communities, by enhancing the skills and knowledge of the nurses who already serve there.