Now that Maryland NPs, CNMs and CNPs have full practice authority in Maryland, the need for a separate website, a legislative one, is redundant.

To consolidate our resources, expertise and increase communication between all APNs and PAs, website APRNPractice.org has merged with website MAAPConline.org.

You can find all our information on MAAPConline.org. under the MD APRN Practice Alliance Tab.

Thank you for your support as I created this website for my doctoral capstone and for supporting me as I worked with our colleagues to obtain our immediate goal – full practice authority for NPs. 

I have merged MD APRN Practice Alliance followers with MAAPC as we continue to promote legislation for all Advanced Practice Clinicians in Maryland and to provide affordable, local Continuing Education opportunities.

Therefore the next posts and emails from me will come through MAAPConline.org. Please check your SPAM folder if you don’t receive information on our Annapolis dinners (June 8 and in September) and MAAPC’s Fall Pharmacology conference (October 7). Also know that you can remove yourself from the MAAPC group if you wish.

However, please consider joining MAAPC  to stay in the loop legislatively, receive member benefits, save on conference registration and attend their Members Only Professional Development Symposiums.

A point of pride, MAAPC is the only Maryland association that welcomes as full members all APNs (NP, CNM, CNS and CRNA) and PAs.

Thank you again for your support and, hopefully, I’ll see at MAAPConline J

Dr. Elaine Crain, DNP, FNP