Nurse Associations in North Carolina

North Carolina currently has 2 active nursing associations.

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

  • Metrolina Coalition of Nurse Practitioners
    Metrolina Coalition of nurse practitioners in Charlotte NC is a non profit organization for local and regional Nurse Practitioners. Our organization focuses on professional development for nurse practitioners by providing NP/Students educational and netwo
  • North Carolina Nurses Association
    The North Carolina Nurses Association (NCNA) is a professional organization that represents the interests of nurses in North Carolina. The NCNA works to improve the quality of nursing care in the state and to advance the profession of nursing. The organization also provides resources and support to nurses in North Carolina.

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

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