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Our mission is to provide Continuing Education and networking opportunities for GI Nurses and Associates.

The Pain Nurses of North Carolina Chapter of the American Society for Pain Management Nursing (ASPMN) is a group of health care providers dedicated to the purpose of alleviating pain and improving pain management skills for those we serve.

Palm Beach County Black Nurses Association proudly serving Palm beach County since 2004.

The National Association of Clinical Nurse Specialists is a membership organization devoted to advancing the unique expertise and values the clinical nurse specialist brings to delivering high-quality, evidence-based, patient-centered care and reducing the cost of health care delivery. NACNS has more than 2,000 members and represents the 89,000 clinical nurse specialists working in hospitals and health systems, clinics and ambulatory settings and colleges and universities today.

PAAOHN is committed to the development of Occupational Health Nurses offering continuing education, mentoring, networking and leadership development. Pennsylvania Association of Occupational Health Nurses are the leading authority on health,...

The Pennsylvania Association of PeriAnesthesia Nurses exists to promote excellence in patient care by supporting perianesthesia nurses through education, the exchange of knowledge, research, caring and the respect for dignity and unique needs of...

Welcome to PADDNN! Celebrating over 20 years of nursing, networking, and education across Pennsylvania. PADDNN is dedicated to addressing the needs of intellectual and developmental disability (I-DD) nurses while recognizing the diversity of...

PAENA leads the way in knowledge, resources, and responsiveness for emergency nurses, their patients and families. PAENA is a professional member organization recognized for promoting excellence in emergency nursing through leadership, research,...

Pennsylvania Indian American Nurses Organization is dedicated to helping nurses of Indian origin achieve their goals as professional nurses.