The Filipino Nurses Association, Inc., was formed in response to the escalating need for a collective effort in addressing the multifarious issues and concerns of Filipino and Filipino American nurses in California. We aim to rally them to take an active role in promoting the advancement of the nursing profession while contributing to the development of a positive nursing image responsive to the metamorphosing health care arena and cognizant of a national nursing shortage that is threatening delivery of quality health care.

The American Association of Foreign Educated Nurses (AAFEN) is a non-profit professional organization for international nurses working in the US. Membership is also open to nurses seeking to emigrate to America.

Career Training Center Of Chicago (CTCC) offers the Basic Nurse Assistant Training Program that will provide students with comprehensive theory and clinical training needed to acquire the knowledge and skills to meet the Illinois Department of Public Health requirements for CNAs. We offer a 5-week course, but with perfect attendance, you can finish in as little as 4 weeks. In fact, the training is fast-paced to ensure the earliest graduation possible - Peterson Ave., Chicago, IL>

Cielo is a Respiratory Therapy grad from Laguna who now makes her home in Auburn, Michigan and works as a Health Unit Coordinator at Bay Medical Center in Bay City. She is married to Dr. Mario Alinea.

NCLEX-RN and CGFNS nursing review - your lifeline to a successful nursing career - Chicago, IL.

FEU nursing grads in the US of A.

The Filipino Nurses Association, USA, is a non-profit organization whose mission is to utilize the strength of medical health practitioners and those supportive of health care endeavors in providing assistance to the less fortunate individuals. Helping ourselves, helping others - Canoga Park, CA.

The Global Caring Nurses Foundation will become the internationally recognized, preeminent philanthropic organization that supports the fulfillments of dreams of underserved nursing students and international nurses from communities around the world - Scottsdale, AZ.

NARS in the U S of A is a blog site that invites Pinoy nurses to join in and share their very memorable and unforgettable experiences at work here in the U S of A, as well as their non-work- related funny moments and unique encounters (not to forget the embarrassing ones), during their first few years in this land of the free, and the land of opportunity, indeed, that will serve as a medium to bring together a community of Filipino nurse professionals in their journey towards their quest for the American Dream.

School for nursing assistants dedicated to providing high quality education for the health care industry - the staff and faculty has many Filipino nurses - San Bruno, Walnut Creek, Oakland and San Francisco, California.

Services include: skilled nursing, home health aides, physical therapy, occupational therapy, diet counseling/nutrition and medical social services - Cerritos, CA.

This site was developed to reunite/introduce the many nurses who have had the opportunity to work in this institution.

This site is solely dedicated to all hardworking American-Filipino Nurses in Hawaii for the purpose of creating a solid foundation to promote a warmth relationship among us and to share our patient oriented knowledge to the Hawaiian community.

The premiere association for Filipino nurses in Maryland.

Philippine Nurses Association of Arizona, Inc. is a non-profit organization open to all Filipino-American nurses and healthcare individuals interested in utilizing professional leadership, mentorship and clinical expertise with the purpose of promoting advancement and betterment of Filipino-American nursing practice and fostering positive image in the community. The mission of the Philippine Nurses Association of Arizona, Inc is to support the principles of the Philippine Nurses Association of America (PNAA) in fostering education, research, and nursing practice and to promote unity and fellowship among Filipino-American nurses in Arizona - Tucson, AZ.

The Purpose & Goals of the Philippine Nurses Association of Delaware Valley, Inc. Promote & foster unity and cooperation among its members. Advance the economic & general welfare of the nurses. Stimulate & promote the professional development of nurses. Increase our memberships by 25%. Continue & strongly support the vision & commitment of the Philippine Nurses of America: VISIBILITY, VIABILITY, & VITALITY. Collaborate with the Delaware Valley umbrella organizations: Filipino Executive Council of Greater Philadelphia & other local organizations. Continue with the USA & Philippine community services. Provide the yearly $2000 nursing scholarships award to qualified nursing students. Maintain the PNAA & FECGP, Inc. memberships. Review & update the PNADVI by-laws on a regular basis.

A voluntary, non-profit professional organization of nurses serving our community by assisting and supporting several area organizations.

Group of Filipino nurses based in Indiana - Indianapolis, Indiana.

The Mission of the Philippine Nurses Association of Metropolitan Houston (PNAMH) is embodied in the following: * To provide a forum to unite Filipino nurses. * To address professional issues affecting nursing practice. * To assist the members in achieving the professional growth through continuing education and mentoring programs. * To encourage active participation in commu-nity outreach activities. * To collaborate with other Filipino organiza-tions to preserve our cultural heritage. * To facilitate the professional; and cultural adjustment of our members.

Objective is to uphold the image and preserve the cultural contributions of Filipinos and Filipino American nurses in the New England area. Founded in 1990, PNANE is committed to volunteerism, stewardship of professional talent, expertise and experience by developing programs that focus on the professional needs of its members and health care needs of the community.

Since the Association's founding in 1929, the Philippine Nurses Association of New York, Inc. has continued to champion the causes of the Filipino nurse. To this day, the Philippine Nurses Association of New York, Inc continues its tradition as the voice for thousands of Filipino nurses in the tri-state area.

On August 8, 1976, a small group of dedicated nurses from the Philippines founded the Philippine Nurses Association of New Jersey (PNANJ) as a non-profit professional organization to promote the intellectual, cultural, social, economic and personal well-being of Filipino nurses. PNANJ has become one of the professional nursing associations that is well-recognized for its achievement and participation in the state and national nursing agenda - Hamburg, NJ.

The mission of PNANC is to promote fellowship and unity among Filipino nurses, to foster a positive image and to provide activities that assist in the professional development of the Filipino Nurse.

The Philippine Nurses Association of America (PNAA) is a national association that was founded in 1979. Today theyǃÙve grown, covering the four corners of the country from East to West, North to South, including Hawaii. Locally, we call ourselves Chapters of the National Association, hence the name Philippine Nurses Association of Oregon and Washington. Together we share a common goal, vision, and mission. The PNA-OR/WA officially joined the national association last March 2003. We were welcomed and acknowledged as the 30th chapter of the PNAA.

The Philippine Nurses Association Of San Diego County, Inc. is a non-profit organization of nursing professionals dedicated to the medical community of our chapter region within the Philippine Nurses Association Of America (PNAA). The PNASD, for thirty years, has taken pride in providing for our members and beyond, education, service, and unity to further our mission statement and philosophy.