Na Li serves as Nurse-in-Charge at the Inner Mongolia People’s Hospital, where she has played a vital role in advancing clinical and research excellence in nursing and neurology. She earned her Bachelor’s degree in Nursing from Central South University in 2017. With over a decade of professional experience, she has progressed from Staff Nurse to Nurse Practitioner and now Nurse-in-Charge, contributing significantly to patient care management and research innovation. Her primary research interests include nursing science, neuroimmunology, neuroprotection in cerebrovascular diseases, and therapeutic strategies for acute cerebral infarction. Na Li has co-authored several research papers published in high-impact journals such as Multiple Sclerosis and Related Disorders, Pharmacology Research & Perspectives, and The American Journal of Emergency Medicine. She is also the inventor of a patented medical device — “A tool tray for cerebrospinal fluid extraction via an Ommaya reservoir” (China, 2023). Her professional journey reflects a strong commitment to integrating evidence-based nursing practice with clinical innovation. In recognition of her contributions to research and patient care, she is nominated for the Women Research Award. Through her work, Na Li continues to promote excellence and innovation in modern nursing and neurological health care.