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The Hawaii American Nurses Association is the professional organization of registered nurses in Hawaii and a constituent member of the American Nurses Association. Hawaii – ANA empowers nurses to advocate for the improvement of the healthcare system in the communities where they live and work.

The Hawaii American Nurses Association (HI-ANA) has been representing the nurses of Hawaii for years! HI-ANA seeks to improve the health of Hawaii by utilizing the power of nursing to raise awareness of public health issues, promote continuous improvement of professional nursing standards, and advocate for health care environments in which nurses and patients can thrive. 

HI-ANA is a friend and ally to more than 9,750 registered nurses and advanced practice nurses in Hawaii, representing all specialties and practice settings. Together, nurses have the power to improve the nursing profession and create a healthcare environment in which nurses and patients can thrive.

With an average open rate of 62%, the newly redesigned Hawaii Nurses Association quarterly eNewsletter contains an average of 16 articles from esteemed members and colleagues. The editorial is written by nurses for nurses. The Hawaii Nurses Association has offered numerous benefits to RN’s and LPN’s including:

Advocacy and Representation on the local state and national level, ensuring that the profession’s voice is heard in policymaking. This includes lobbying for laws and regulations that support nursing practice and healthcare quality.

Continuing Education and Professional Development – Hawaii Nurses Association provides access to continuing education opportunities, workshops, seminars, and conferences. This helps nurses stay current with the latest practices, technology, and regulatory changes, and meet licensure requirements.

Career Resources – Including job boards, resume-building tools, new job posts, and career counseling services.

Published in February, May, August, and November, you can reach nurses who live and or work in Hawaii. Through the Hawaii Nurses Association quarterly digital eNewsletters and monthly short form eNewsletters, your marketing dollars will support the association that works tirelessly to support the nurses in the state.

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