Membership

Hispanic RNs, LVN in the United States, the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico, and other U.S. jurisdictions.

Non-Hispanic nurses and Hispanics interested and concerned about the nursing and health care needs of the Hispanic community.

Proof Required (current transcript + or letter from nursing program) For Hispanic/Latino/a students enrolled in a RN, LPN/LVN program leading to licensure

 

As a member of NAHN, you have a voice in national issues impacting the health care of Hispanics. All members are eligible to participate in NAHN activities, to be candidates for NAHN elected positions, and participate in the election of NAHN board members. Benefits of membership include continuing education, professional networking, and leadership development.

Membership in LA NAHN provides members with the opportunity to address issues impacting health care of Hispanics at the local and state levels. Benefits of chapter membership include local continuing education; professional and social networking; a one-year subscription to La Connexion which contains information about chapter news and members’ achievements; and enhancement of your professional image and leadership skills through participation on health and community committees.

• Hispanic Health Care International


• The quarterly journal of NAHN


• Educational Programs


• Reduced registration fees to the Annual Conference, to local conferences and meetings.


• Scholarships and Awards


• Tuition scholarships and awards recognizing Hispanic nurse leaders at local and national levels.

• Full Member Active(Voting)
  Hispanic/Latino/a RNs, LVNs, or LPNs licensed by, and residing in, the United States, the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico, or any other U.S. jurisdictions.
   
• Associate Member (Non-Voting)
  Non-Hispanic/Latino/a licensed nurses interested in and concerned about the nursing and health care needs of the Hispanic community.
  


• Retired Member (Voting)
  Hispanic/Latino/a licensed nurses who are at least sixty-two (62) years of age and not employed full time in nursing.
  


• International Member (Non-Voting)
  Hispanic/Latino/a nurses in their country of origin who do not reside in the United States, the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico, or any other U.S. jurisdictions.
   
• Affiliate Member (Non-Voting)
  Non-nursing health professionals interested in solving the problems/needs of the Hispanic/Latino/a nurses.
   
• Corporate Member (Non-Voting)
  Any corporation who is interested helping the Hispanic/Latino/a community.
   

As a member of NAHN, you have a voice in national issues impacting the health care of Hispanics. All members are eligible to participate in NAHN activities, to be candidates for NAHN elected positions, and participate in the election of NAHN board members. Benefits of membership include continuing education, professional networking, and leadership development.

Local chapters provide members with the opportunity to the address issues impacting health care of Hispanics at the local and state levels. Benefits of chapter membership include local continuing education, professional and social networking.

Angelica Flores, RN, BSN, PHN
Secretary
scullyxgirl@aol.com

 

 

 

 

Sylvia S. Estrada, RN, MSN, WHCNP
Board Member
sylvia.estrada@cshs.org

 

 

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