Put your skills to use to drive the future of your professional organization! SPN is looking for volunteers interested in serving in the follow positions, and submissions are due February 3, 2022.
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Committees, SIGs, & Task Force |
We have reduced the price of SPN vests, zip ups, and lunch boxes in honor of the holidays! These items are in limited quantity so act fast if you are looking to purchase one. Once they're gone, they're gone!
We have also discounted the price of our Pediatric Nursing Certification Review Book for the holidays! You can get 25% off of your review book and start your professional development for 2023 on the right foot!
Greetings SPN Members!
UPDATED MISSION AND VISION
Greetings SPN Members!
PEDIATRIC NURSES WEEK
Elections are now open for our Board of Directors and Nominating Committee who will begin their term at the conclusion of the 2023 Annual Conference next April. Below is the slate for nominations this year, and you can submit your choices using the link below until October 31st.
Greetings SPN Members!
BENFITS OF SPN MEMBERSHIP
In April 2022, SPN shared our intent in providing the membership with tools and resources to mobilize the pediatric nurses’ voice on the state level. SPN believes that protecting, advocating for, and ensuring children’s welfare is a priority to SPN and our membership. Policy initiatives that curtail or limit access to healthcare contradicts a core tenant of the healthcare provider mission. It also directly conflicts with pediatric nurses’ mission to advocate for, and protect, their patients’ rights.
Greetings SPN Members!
REFRESHED SPN WEBSITE
Purpose
Greetings SPN Members!
There have been a number of healthcare related topics in the news this past month that have particular impact to pediatric health. The two topics I have chosen to address are particularly important for our members and are areas where pediatric nurses can make a significant impact.
Greetings SPN Members!
As I write this this month’s letter, I am deeply troubled by the recent tragic events that impact our profession and our nation. This past month, we saw a nurse convicted for criminally negligent homicide for a medication error that resulted in the death of her patient. Our communities were shattered by mass murders and hate crimes. My hope is that individually and as a profession, we can reflect on these events and move forward with greater clarity and confidence around our practice and with actions to create safer communities and improved mental health for children.
