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Navigating Dual Membership NHSNA / NASN

When
08 Jan 2026
4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
Location
via Zoom

Registration

School Nurse

Navigating Dual Membership to NHSNA / NASN

Date: ~~Thursday, December 11th, 2025~~

Rescheduled to Thursday, January 8th, 2026

Time: 4:30 PM to 5:30 PM (Via ZOOM)

A certificate of attendance will be provided to participants.

Session Overview

This session will highlight the advantages of holding memberships in both the National School Nurses Association (NHSNA) and the National Association of School Nurses (NASN). Attendees will discover how to maximize the resources and opportunities available through these organizations. The session aims to guide participants in fully leveraging their dual membership for professional growth and support.

Website Navigation

Participants will receive practical guidance on how to navigate the official websites of NHSNA and NASN. The session will feature step-by-step instructions, enabling members to locate essential information and make effective use of online tools provided by these organizations.

Joining School Nurse Net

The session will include instructions on how to join the School Nurse Net, a dedicated network for school nurses. This portion will support participants in connecting with fellow professionals and accessing valuable support and resources through the network.

Every Student Counts

This segment will address the “Every Student Counts” initiative, explaining its purpose and outlining ways for school nurses to participate. The discussion will emphasize the importance of data collection and how involvement in this program can contribute to the broader goals of school nursing and student health outcomes.

Presenter

Paula MacKinnon RN
Webmaster
Every Student Counts
New Hampshire School Nurses' Association

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