Nurse Associations in Wisconsin

Wisconsin currently has 2 active nursing associations.

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

  • Metro Milwaukee Nurse Practitioners
    Metro Milwaukee Nurse Practitioners (MNNP) is a professional organization dedicated to promoting and supporting nurse practitioners in the Milwaukee area. MNNP members are committed to providing high quality, cost-effective, patient-centered care. MNNP strives to enhance the professional development of its members and to promote public awareness of the nurse practitioner role in healthcare.
  • Wisconsin Nurses Association
    Since 1909, WNA has represented Wisconsin’s 80,000+ registered nurses and is the only registered lobbyist for Wisconsin’s registered nurses.

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

Get Published for Free
RN's, Nursing Students, Educators & Health Care Professionals: Submit your article, story, or research paper to be considered for publishing. Over 40,000 readers per month. It's free and always has been since we started in 2001.
Browse by Tag

advocate aging anesthesia behavior cancer cardiac care Case Study child children clinical COVID-19 critical care death diabetes disease education emergency department end of life ethical principles ethical values ethics graduates health health care ICU medication mental health nurse Nurse Education nursing nursing ethics nursing faculty nursing school nursing students PACU patient care patient outcomes patient safety pediatric pediatrics poem risk factors stress student nurse students teaching therapy treatment violence

Most Popular Last Month

1. Nurses Eat Their Young; An Insight Into Systematic Hazing and its Implications on Patient Care
2. Attitude Matters: Attitudes and Values in Nursing

3. What Are The Effects Of Floating to Nurses And Patient Care?
4. Conflict Resolution - Tools for Nursing Success

5. FNP Student Assessment of Acute Abdominal Pain
6. Pregnancy in African Cultures

7. Spinal Block versus Epidural Block
8. Impact of Language Barriers on Patient Safety

9. Importance of Interprofessional Collaboration, Communication and Teambuilding
10. Keeping a Positive Outlook: My Clinical Experience as a Student Nurse
More from RN Journal
First Day of Kindergarten 

Health and Wellbeing: A Student Nurse's Perspective

Bedside Reporting: Embracing the Need for Clinical Change

Nurse, please pray with me. 

My Father the Medicine Man 

What Can We Do to Promote Professional Socialization in Nursing?

Prescriptive Authority for Nurse Practitioners

Increasing demands on nurses and the role of the nurse educator: Developing nursing competencies

Seconds Of Safety Port Angeles, S.O.S. PA

Amongst the Angels