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AACN – Vision Partners Continuing Education Scholarships Program

Sponsor: National Teaching Institute™/Advanced Practice Institute and Critical Care Exposition

The AACN Vision Partners Scholarships Program introduces the American Association of Critical-Care Nurses and its benefits to key stakeholders and other health professionals involved in the continuum of care. By attending the National Teaching Institute™ or Advanced Practice Institute and Critical Care Exposition partnered with an AACN member, they experience the association's vision–Creating a healthcare system driven by the needs of patients and families where critical care nurses make their optimal contribution–in action. Scholarships are awarded to pairs of Vision Partners. Both partners benefit from the learning experiences and networking at the NTI/API and from direct exposure to AACN's vision. After the NTI/API the partners will continue to develop and strengthen their partnership, directing efforts toward creating a healthcare system driven by the needs of patients and families. Partners describe the progress of their partnership in a six-month written report to AACN.

Award Amount: 500
Award Duration:
Deadline: January 15, annually

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Contact Information
American Association of Critical-Care Nurses
Attn: Membership/Chapters/Volunteers Department
101 Columbia
Aliso Viejo, CA 92656
Telephone: 800-899-2226
Fax: 949-448-5502
Email: info@aacn.org
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