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Events

When you attend an APNA event, you reconnect with your why. You re-energize your practice while engaging with psychiatric-mental health nurses from around the nation. And you get the contact hours you need to stay up to date with cutting-edge care.

 

APNA 38th Annual Conference

Save the Dates: October 9-12, 2024
Kentucky International Convention Center
Louisville, Kentucky or virtual

 

APNA 22nd Clinical Psychopharmacology Institute

June 6-9, 2024
Bethesda North Marriott Hotel & Conference Center
Rockville, Maryland or virtual
APNA 22nd Annual Clinical Psychopharmacology Institute
Jun 6 - Jun 9, 2024Rockville, Maryland
Planned for Nurses, by Nurses
APNA 38th Annual Conference
Oct 9 - Oct 12, 2024Louisville, Kentucky
The Premiere Event for Psychiatric-Mental Health Nursing
APNA 23rd Annual Clinical Psychopharmacology Institute
Jun 5 - Jun 8, 2025Rockville, Maryland
Planned for Nurses, by Nurses
APNA 39th Annual Conference
Oct 15 - Oct 18, 2025New Orleans, Louisiana
The largest U.S. event exclusively for psychiatric-mental health nurses!
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Save the Dates for these Upcoming APNA National Conferences

APNA members receive massive discounts on registration for these events!

Annual Conference Presenters together.
APNA Virginia Chapter Meetings
November 3
4pm Eastern Via Zoom
APNA Minnesota Chapter Monthly Meeting
Second Monday of the month at 7pm Central via Zoom. Contact chaptersupport@apna.org for call-in information.
APNA South Carolina Chapter Monthly Meeting
First Tuesday of every month from 7:30pm - 8:30pm Eastern via Zoom. Contact chaptersupport@apna.org for the call-in information.
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APNA North Carolina Chapter Monthly Meeting
Zoom, North Carolina
Third Tuesday of every month from 7pm - 8pm Eastern via Zoom. Contact chaptersupport@apna.org for the call-in information.
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APNA Chapter Events

Check your APNA State Chapter page for the most current information!

APNA Suicide Prevention Certificate Program

New Course Launched March 2024

This interactive online and on-demand training will increase your confidence and competence in the nursing skills of suicide assessment, management and prevention. Get evidence-based nursing knowledge and best practices from this content developed to improve the knowledge, attitudes, skills and critical thinking of psychiatric-mental health nurses caring for persons at risk for suicide.

Your dynamic community of Psychiatric-Mental Health Nurses.

Connect with fellow psychiatric-mental health nurses, be the first to know about evidence-based resources and programs, and participate in exclusive opportunities to advance the care and treatment of those with mental health & substance use needs.

JOIN TODAY MEMBER COMMUNITY

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