Nurse Associations in South Carolina

South Carolina currently has 1 active nursing association.

A nurse association is a professional organization for nurses. Joining a nurse association in South Carolina has benefits including networking opportunities with other nurses in SC, educational resources, and advocacy on behalf of nurses. You should consider joining a nurse association in SC if you are interested in staying up-to-date on the latest nursing news, advancing your nursing career, or connecting with other South Carolina nurses.

  • South Carolina Nurses Coalition
    Since 1907, South Carolina Nurses Association members have effectively influenced health care policy and practice. Today, SCNA is prepared to insist on and facilitate the changes needed to ensure quality health care in our state. SCNA as part of the American Nurses Association (ANA) work to set requirements for the profession of nursing: Establishes the Code of Ethics for Nurses We welcome all registered nurses, RNs, APRNs, CRNAs, CNMs, CNSs into membership.

Do you know of a nurse association in South Carolina that is currently not listed? Please let us know!

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