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The Panhandle Nurse Practitioners Association (PNPA) is the local Nurse Practitioner group serving the Amarillo area, including the Panhandle of Texas. PNPA was begun in 1991-1992 by a group of four pediatric nurse practitioners who were working...

PCNP is the state organization that promotes and protects the practice of over 14,000 Certified Registered Nurse Practitioners (CRNPs) in Pennsylvania.

PCNP is the state organization that promotes and protects the practice of over 14,000 Certified Registered Nurse Practitioners (CRNPs) in Pennsylvania. Formed in the 1980's by only 3 forward-thinking NPs, PCNP now has 17 regional groups across the Commonwealth!

Welcome to the website for the Philadelphia Area Nurse Practitioners (PANP). Here you can learn about our organization, the benefits of membership, download an application, get information about future meetings or read the minutes from previous meetings.

The Piney Woods Advanced Practice Nurses Association is a local affiliate of the Texas Nurse Practitioners (TNP). Our purpose is to promote the professional standards and practice of advanced practice nurses through continuing education; to foster and support the identity of advance practice nurses in northeast Texas; and to promote the interests of advanced practice nurses in northeast Texas.

Mission of the Polk County Advance Practice Nurse’s Association (PCAPNA) is to encourage networking between the advanced practice nurses in Polk County.

PAPN is an organization of professional Psychiatric Mental Health Advanced Practice Registered Nurses providing education, infrastructure, collaborative relationships and commitment to fulfill our practice.

The Psychiatric Advanced Practice Nurse provides comprehensive psychiatric evaluations, prescribes a psychiatric medication, and conducts psychotherapy/individual, group, marital, and family counseling in a variety of settings.

The mission of Psychiatric Advanced Practice Nurses of Texas is to provide peer and professional support to Psychiatric Mental Health Advanced Practice Registered Nurses (PMH-APRNs), promote excellence in practice, and to advance the role of PMH-APRNs as clinicians, educators, and community leaders in Texas.