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Provides links to nurse practitioner organizations and associations.

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• American College of Nurse Practitioners

  http://www.aanp.org/
  National non-profit organization founded in 1993 in response to the need of having a unifying voice for all nurse practitioner associations in Washington DC. Includes legislative news, calendar, list of affiliate organizations.

• National Association of Nurse Practitioners in Women's Health

  http://www.npwh.org/
  Offers membership programs, publications, newsletter, information on professional issues, continuing education, accreditation and conference updates.

• Nurse Practitioner Association of Manitoba

  http://www.nursepractitioner.ca/
  Includes description of role, meeting schedule, educational sessions, policies, position statements, and job opportunities.

• Oklahoma Nurse Practitioners

  http://www.npofoklahoma.com/
  Organization focused on the professional and political concerns of Oklahoma nurse practitioners. Offers legislative updates, career center, and a member's forum.

• Olympia Area Advanced Practice Association

  http://www.olyareaap.org/
  Includes advanced practice issues, general and legislative news, complimentary therapy information, patient handouts, directory, and employment opportunities. Olympic area, Washington.

• The National Association of Pediatric Nurse Associates and Practitioners

  http://www.napnap.org/
  American professional organization of pediatric health care practitioners stressing infant and child disease prevention, growth and development, treatment of illnesses.

• The Nurse Practitioner Association New York State

  http://www.thenpa.org/
  Includes membership information, calendar of events, list of conferences, news, alerts, job bank, and chapter information.

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