Jacki Roland, President

Jacki Roland has been a nurse since 2011 and has worked in a variety of specialties, but her passion ignited for emergency nursing and education. She is a Clinical Nurse Educator supporting UCHealth in Denver Metro at both the trauma center and free-standing EDs. She has been an active member of the ENA since 2016, joining the Colorado ENA in 2022. From her very first meeting, Jacki has felt at home in this organization and has been dedicated to the progress being made in Colorado for emergency nurses around the state. Additionally, as a military ENA member, Jacki champions for emergency nurses who serve throughout the country/globe. She currently serves as a Major in the Air National Guard at CSTARS in St. Louis. 

Jacki was named one of ENA's 20 Under 40 for efforts in education in emergency and trauma care in 2021. She is an instructor and course director for both TNCC and ENPC, connecting with hundreds of nurses over the course of the past several years. For 2024-2025, she serves on the National ENA TNCC Review Committee. 

In her spare time, Jacki enjoys reading, gaming, hiking and spending time with her family. 

Randi Koch has worked in emergency medicine in Colorado in many capacities over the past 22 years and currently works as the Manager of Clinical Education & Professional Development and Simulation Programs at UCHealth. Randi has a Bachelor's Degree in Sociology & Criminal Justice from Fort Lewis College; she obtained her MSN in Nursing Leadership & Administration in 2019 and graduated with her Doctorate of Nursing Practice at Capella University. 

As an active member of Colorado ENA since 2010, Randi proudly served as your 2024 state President, is an ENPC & TNCC instructor and has been a Colorado Delegate for many years. She passionately believes all healthcare staff have the fundamental right to safety and has worked with other content experts to develop workplace violence education and curriculum for healthcare workers. 

Randi lives in Frederick, Colorado with her teenage daughter, two active blue heelers, and two adventurous cats. When not working or studying, she enjoys traveling and spending time with loved ones. 

Christina Kuehster has been a nurse for over 20 years. She has worked in a variety of arenas from critical care and procedural areas to education and management. Although Christina has explored many different paths in nursing she always tends to migrate back to the Emergency Department.  She has a passion for all things pediatric and is a champion for safety, both in practice and in her community.

Andrea Moore has been the Nursing Director at Intermountain Health for the past 6 years. Her 17 years of experience include pre-hospital care, emergency nursing, house supervisor, trauma program coordination, and leadership. She is a fierce supporter for nurses new to specialties and professional development. Not only is she the 2025 Colorado ENA Secretary, she also currently serves on the education committee and fundraiser committee for the Colorado ENA. She resides in Colorado with her husband, 2 boys and dog where they take advantage of the mountains, camping, and sun!

Working in healthcare and the emergency department for more than 22 years, Chris Fangmeier has been a nurse since 2011. After numerous roles including prehospital emergency medicine, emergency nursing, and emergency department leadership, Chris now enlists his passion for education as the Emergency Department Educator for the HCA HealthONE Aurora and Centennial Hospital emergency departments. 

Chris has been an active member of the Colorado ENA, having first joined as a student nurse in 2010. He has served on the Colorado ENA Trauma & Pediatrics committee since 2020, is a TNCC and ENPC instructor, and has been a Colorado ENA Liaison since 2023.