Nursing is one of the most noble professions in the world,
and nurses play a vital role in healthcare systems around the globe. In the
Philippines, nurses make up a significant portion of the healthcare workforce,
with over 200,000 registered nurses in the country as of 2021. The nursing
profession in the Philippines is highly respected, and nurses are known for
their excellent clinical skills, compassionate care, and commitment to their
patients.
One way for nurses in the Philippines to enhance their
professional development and career prospects is by joining a professional
organization or association. These organizations provide a platform for nurses
to come together, share knowledge and expertise, and collaborate on initiatives
that promote and advance the nursing profession. In this blog, we will explore
some of the most prominent professional organizations and associations for
nurses in the Philippines, and why they are worth considering.
Joining a professional organization or association can have
numerous benefits for nurses in the Philippines. First and foremost, it can
help nurses stay up-to-date with the latest trends and developments in the
field. Nursing is a rapidly evolving profession, and staying current with new
research, technologies, and best practices is essential for providing the best
possible care to patients.
Additionally, joining a professional organization or
association can provide nurses with access to networking opportunities.
Connecting with other nursing professionals can be a valuable source of
support, advice, and mentorship. It can also lead to new job opportunities,
collaborations on research projects, and other professional growth
opportunities.
Furthermore, professional organizations and associations
often offer continuing education programs, workshops, and conferences that can
help nurses develop new skills and enhance their knowledge. These educational
opportunities can be particularly beneficial for nurses who are looking to
specialize in a particular area of nursing, such as critical care, oncology, or
pediatrics.
Finally, joining a professional organization or association
can provide nurses with a platform for advocacy. Nurses have a unique
perspective on healthcare, and their voices can be powerful advocates for
policy changes that improve patient care and working conditions for nurses. By
joining together, nurses can amplify their voices and advocate for positive
change in the healthcare system.
Overall, joining a professional organization or association
is a wise move for nurses in the Philippines who want to enhance their
professional development and improve their career prospects. In the following
sections, we will explore some of the most prominent professional organizations
and associations for nurses in the Philippines, and what they have to offer.
Add YNAP (Young Nurses Association of the Philippines Inc) to your list! :)
ReplyDeleteThere is also a new organization called YOUNG NURSES ASSOCIATION OF THE PHILIPPINES INC. (YNAP) they are SEC registered already.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the info. List updated.
ReplyDeletehow to be a YNAP member?
ReplyDeleteThank you for posting YNAP :)
ReplyDeleteyou can visit us at www.ynap.tk, or add us up on Facebook!
Hi. This is Norman Solamo. Please add us up.. www.ynap.tk. or search in the Facebook. Young Nurses Association of the Philippines. YOU ARE MUCH WELCOME HERE IN THE ORGANIZATION...
ReplyDeleteThere is also:
ReplyDeleteADPCN - Association of the Deans of the Philippine Colleges of Nursing
PNRS - Philippine Nursing Research Society
PNIA - Philippine Nursing Informatics Association
BDNS - Beta Delta Nu Nursing Society
how to be a member of the NICU and MCNAP?I am currently working in the LR/DR/NICU complex of a hospital
ReplyDeletehi..how com ynap website and facebook cannot be found? i want to be a member sana, pano po ba?
ReplyDelete@ice: You can join the Alliance of Young Nurse Leaders & Advocates, International (AYNLA) - the newest and fastest growing professional organization for young nurses.. :)
ReplyDeleteanong type of organization ung PNA, ANSAP? thanks
ReplyDeletewhere will i find the history of the nursing organizations?
ReplyDeletePano ba maging member ng PSECN?
ReplyDeletepano ba mag-apply sa PSECN?
ReplyDeletebakit parang di active ang PSECN, I would like to become a member sana and also to know if they have trainings and seminars, I'm currently working at Emergency Dept.
ReplyDeletewhat is the new website or address for PSECN
ReplyDeleteTHIS LIST OF NURSES ORGANIZATION ARE CALLED SPECIALTY ORGANIZATION, THE PHILIPPINE NURSES ASSOCIATION is the only accredited professional organization recognized by the Professional Regulation Commission, Membership in the PNA is mandated by the RA 9173, one of the requirements to practice nursing. i encourage everyone to join the PNA, register now.
ReplyDeleteHow can I be a member of GNAP?
ReplyDeletehi just want to ask how to become a member of PONA (philippine Oncology Nurses Association)??
ReplyDeletejust nid to attend at the PONA seminar and register at the site...
ReplyDeleteis there a seminar for MCNAP members???
To know more about AYNLA - Alliance of Young Nurse Leaders & Advocates International Inc. please login to www.aynla.org. Thanks! Mabuhay ang mga Kabataang Nars!
ReplyDeletei cannot open the pdf's under review materials.... the password does not work.... how can i open it? pls help
ReplyDeleteWho's the founder of YNAP?? And when it was organized? Thanks :)
ReplyDeletewhat are the objectives of the MNAP?
ReplyDeleteInclude enap, emergency nurses association of the Philippines.
ReplyDeleteis AYNLA and YNAP the same?
ReplyDeleteADD ADNEP
ReplyDeleteAssociation of Diabetes Nurse Educators of the Philippines
pano po maging member ng PNA? pwede ba maging member kahit di nakapag take oath? thnks po
ReplyDeleteAYNLA is a separate organization from YNAP. YNAP is now a defunct organization.
ReplyDeleteis there no psychiatric nursing organization in the philippines?
ReplyDeleteWala po bang organization for School Nurse? di rin naman biro maging school nurse kc trabaho mo lahat pati ang pagrequest for xray.cbc. etc. interpreting, treat, prescribe, consultation suturing. Kahit man lang sana ei tawaging Independent Nurse practitioner or Adult Nurse Practitioner or Family Nurse Practitioner, nasanay na ako sa work na ganun. pero legaly speaking talo ako.
ReplyDeleteis there any organization for Emergency Room Nurse
ReplyDeleteok lang po ba magpa member kahit hindi pa naka take nag board exam? fresh gradutes ok lang ba?
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hi. how to be a member of PNA?
ReplyDeletepano po mgpamember sa mga nursing org?
ReplyDeletehow to become a member of PSECN?
ReplyDeletePLS HELP.
HOW T E BECOME A MEMBER OF PSECN? PLS HELP!
ReplyDeleteHOW TO BECOME A MEMBER OF PSECN?
ReplyDeletethis really help thank you..!!!
ReplyDeletesomeday i'll join you nurses. :-)
Paano po maging member ng National League of Government Nurses in the Philippines? ^_^
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sana magkaroon na ng association for school nurse.
ReplyDeletepano maging member ng YNAP?
ReplyDeleteBakit walang ENAP dito
ReplyDeletebakit walang ENAP dito
ReplyDeleteWhere will i find the history or website of the nursing organizations?
ReplyDeleteare they authorized to naminate for the vacant positions in BON?
ReplyDeletepano po magpamember sa ORNAP? salamat po!
ReplyDeleteMay i ask if there is an association or organization for school nurses in the Philippines?
ReplyDeleteIs there an organization for filipino school nurses?
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