NAHN MEMBERSHIP

In the National Association of Hispanic Nurses, you’ll find a wealth of specialized knowledge and experience you won’t find anywhere else.

NAHN has eight different membership types to fit your needs and gives you access to more than 40 professional Chapters across the United States. Dues for licensed nurses are just $125 annually, including chapter membership. See additional rates and details below. 

Read on to learn more about individual membership benefits, or click the blue button to create your membership profile and pay by credit card. If you prefer to pay by check, you may use the hard-copy application below.

BENEFITS of NATIONAL MEMBERSHIP INCLUDE:

1. Professional networking
2. Continuing education
3. Leadership development

NATIONAL MEMBERSHIP INCLUDES:

Professional Development

1. Networking with other Hispanic health care professionals
2. Continuing Education Unit (CEU) opportunities at the national Annual Conference
3. Awards for community service and education excellence
4. Chance to serve on NAHN's board and committees

Advocacy

1. Supporting national health care initiatives as a united force
2. A forum for nurses to analyze and evaluate the health care needs of the Hispanic community
3. Opportunities to disseminate research findings and policy perspectives related to Hispanic health care needs to local, state, and federal agencies in order to impact policymaking and the allocation of resources

Students

1. StudentsMentorship Connection
2. Scholarship opportunities
3. Discount on tuition to Educational Partner institutions
4. Networking with NAHN members

News & Publications

1. Free subscription to the NAHN quarterly journal, Hispanic Health Care International (HHCI)
2. Electronic newsletter
3. E-blasts and updates

Additional Benefits

1. NAHN Medical Spanish Competency Training Program (Canopy): The Canopy Medical Spanish Training course teaches English-speaking providers the skills needed to communicate effectively with Spanish-speaking patients.
2. Reduced registration fees at the Annual Conference.

CHAPTER MEMBERSHIP INCLUDES:

Local chapters provide members with the opportunity to address issues impacting the healthcare of Hispanics at the local and state levels.

1. Local and regional networking opportunities
2. Regular meetings to discuss local community issues
3. Community outreach programs
4. Local awards and scholarships
5. Chapter newsletter to keep up-to-date on local activities, events, and job opportunities
6. Chapter events including local conferences, leadership training and networking receptions
7. Student nurse mentorship programs
8. Work in partnership with other chapters to promote leadership, networking and support
9. Mentor new members to take leadership positions