FNA is the voice of nurses in the state of Florida. Click Here for a list of member benefits, including networking, leadership, and advocacy opportunities.
Click Here for the online FNA application, which includes the different levels of membership and their fees. You may also email membership@floridanurse.org for more information.
Your FNA Membership will be processed and approved the morning after you submit your registration. Your ANA Membership will typically be activated within 1 week of joining. For questions regarding your membership, please contact fnaoffice@floridanurse.org.
Yes, when you join FNA as a Standard Member, you receive all the benefits of ANA membership as well. Your ANA Membership is typically active within 1 week of joining FNA. For questions regarding your membership, please contact fnaoffice@floridanurse.org.
FNA is divided into 8 geographical regions. Click Here for the Regional webpages. Statewide Special Interest Groups (SIGs) are also available. Email info@floridanurse.org for a list of FNA SIGs and how to get involved.
There are lots of ways to get involved with FNA on the state level, from joining Special Interest Groups to taking on elected leadership roles. Please be sure to watch your email for engagement opportunities. Email info@floridanurse.org for more information.
FNA and the Florida Board of Nursing (FBON) are two organizations that play a critical role in the career of every Registered Nurse (RN). The Florida Nurses Association is a membership-based professional association that provides support for nurses throughout their career. The Florida Board of Nursing is the governing body that regulates the nursing profession and licensure. If you have specific questions about licensure, please visit the Board of Nursing's website or call them directly at 850.245.4125.
The Florida Nurses Political Action Committee (FNPAC) was organized to elect political candidates or to advance the outcome of a political issue or legislation to benefit nursing and healthcare. Click Here for more information on FNA's legislative programs and how to get involved.
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