National Membership Only: $125 (one year) or $200 (two year)

National Membership with a Chapter Membership: $150 (one year) or $250 (two year)

Any nurse licensed in the United States and its jurisdictions and who is interested in helping to solve the healthcare problems and support the healthcare needs of the Hispanic community. 

National Membership Only: $100

National Membership with a Chapter Membership: $125

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Any individual other than those who qualify for previous categories who is interested in helping to solve the healthcare problems and supports the healthcare needs of the Hispanic community. 

Please note: General and Emeritus are the only categories with voting privileges. Students who are already RNs, LPNs or LVNs must join as General Members. Memberships dues are non-refundable.

National Membership Only: $30

National Membership with a Chapter Membership: $40

Any unlicensed healthcare personnel (certified nursing assistants, medical assistants, patient care technicians, etc.). The nursing affiliate supports the mission of NAHN and is interested in exploring career opportunities in the nursing profession.

National Membership Only: $75

National Membership with a Chapter Membership: $100

Any nurse licensed in their country of origin that does not reside in the United States and its jurisdictions but is of Hispanic ancestry and is interested in helping to solve the healthcare problems and support the healthcare needs of the Hispanic community. 

National Membership Only: $40

National Membership with a Chapter Membership: $50
 
Any unlicensed student enrolled in a pre-licensure nursing program leading to a nurse licensure or someone currently enrolled in pre-requisite nursing coursework leading to a nursing program or a prelicensure nursing program that is interested in helping to solve the healthcare problems and supports the healthcare needs of the Hispanic community. 

National Membership Only: $75

National Membership with a Chapter Membership: $90
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Any nurse who is at least 62 years of age, is no longer employed full-time in the occupation of nursing, and has helped to solve the healthcare problems and supported the healthcare needs of the Hispanic community during her/his career.