Indianapolis Nursing Group Fires CEO Over Leaked Slur Recording

550 W. North St. — Approximate Indiana Nursing Organization Location

Sigma Nursing’s board of directors has unanimously voted to dismiss Chief Executive Officer Lucas Davis following a weeklong review of a leaked recording in which he was accused of using racial slurs. Davis had led the Indianapolis-based nursing organization since 2024 and was placed on administrative leave while the board’s review played out.

According to WKRC, independent legal counsel reviewed the video before the board voted to end Davis’s employment as CEO. Davis had become CEO on August 19, 2024, according to a separate report from nurse.org. Sigma Nursing, founded in 1922, announced the leadership change in a social media post on Friday, September 18.

Board Cites Impact on Staff and Members

Per WKRC’s reporting, Sigma Nursing said the recording was inconsistent with its values and acknowledged the effect the situation has had on employees, members and the broader community. The organization has publicly described the recording as inconsistent with its values while working to steady its operations during the leadership shakeup, the outlet’s report notes…

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