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North Carolina Nursing Entrepreneurs, http://www.nursingentrepreneurs.com/north.carolina/
North Carolina Nurses, Nursing Resources, http://www.4nursing.com/nc/
Speakers Bureaus, Conference Keynotes, Motivational, Inspirational, Humorists, http://www.nursinghumor.com/speakers/

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See also:
North Carolina Nursing Associations:

North Carolina State Council of the Emergency Nurses Association:
Melody Hinson, RN, NC ENA President, 2001
1921G Pinebough Lane Concord, NC 28027
704-782-0166 or 704-783-1661. Email: Mel5124@aol.com
http://www.ncena.org/

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North Carolina division of The Florence Project:
http://www.angelfire.com/nc/florenceproject/

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North Carolina Nurses Association:"The North Carolina Nurses Association (NCNA) is the professional association for all registered nurses in North Carolina. Through NCNA, nurses can become powerful advocates for our profession and for our patients."
North Carolina Nurses Association (NCNA)
103 Enterprise Street (27607) PO Box 12025 Raleigh, NC 27605-2025
919-821-4250 800-626-2153 Fax: 919-829-5807 Email: rns@ncnurses.org
http://www.ncnurses.org/

Council of Gerontological Nursing, North Carolina Nurses Association (NCNA):"The Council of Gerontological Nursing is an organizational unit within the North Carolina Nurses Association (NCNA). The Council provides an opportunity for nurses to share expertise and discuss relevant concerns and issues critical to promoting quality care for older persons. A unique appreciation of the process of aging as a "work in progress" characterizes the philosophy of many gerontological nurses. For aphorisms about the aging process, click here (see page entitled Aphorisms about Aging)."
Gail Pruitt, RN, NCNA representative/liaison
103 Enterprise Road, Box 12225 Raleigh, NC 27605-2025
919-821-4250, 800-626-2153 fax 919-829-5807

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North Carolina Center for Nursing:"Welcome! The North Carolina Center for Nursing is unique in that it is the first state-supported agency charged with nurse workforce planning, addressing issues of nursing supply and demand and recruitment and retention. We receive calls frequently requesting information concerning how our agency was developed and organized. The following links may be helpful if you are interested in finding out more about the Center."
North Carolina Center for Nursing
Postal address 222 North Person Street, Raleigh, North Carolina 27601
Telephone 919-715-3523 FAX 919-715-3528
Electronic mail bcleary@ga.unc.edu
http://www.ga.unc.edu/NCCN/

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NC Foundation for Nursing (NCFN):"The North Carolina Foundation for Nursing is a nonprofit, 501(c)(3) corporation. Funding to support the Foundation and its activities comes from individual contributions, business donations, bequests, recognitions, and memorials. Administrative support is donated by the North Carolina Nurses Association. The mission and work of the Foundation is accomplished by the service and time donated from educated volunteers - both nurses and non-nurses."
103 Enterprise Street Raleigh, NC 27607
800-729-1975 Fax: 919-829-5807, joannestevens@ncnurses.org
http://www.ncnurses.org/nursing_links.html

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North Carolina Association of Nurse Anesthetists:"Established in the late 1800's as the first clinical nursing specialty, nurse anesthesia developed in response to the growing need surgeons had for anesthetists. Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetists (CRNAs), and the American Association of Nurse Anesthetists (AANA), have played significant roles in developing the practice of anesthesia. Today, more than 27,000 CRNAs provide cost-effective, quality patient care that is essential to America's health care system.
North Carolina Association of Nurse Anesthetists (NCANA)
893 U. S. Hwy 70 West Suite 202 Garner, North Carolina 27529
Telephone: 919-779-7881 Fax: 919-779-5642, cbarbour@mgmt4u.com
http://www.ncana.com

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North Carolina Association of Occupational Health Nurses:"The North Carolina Association of Occupational Health Nurses is an organization of approximately 650 nurses who practice occupational health nursing. This group of professionals work together with the American Association of Occupational Health Nurses (AAOHN) to promote and advance the field of occupational health nursing. When you join AAOHN, you are also a member of NCAOHN. The state association is composed of 7 local chapters throughout the state."
http://www.ncaohn.org/

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Foothills Chapter AORN, Western North Carolina:
http://www.gocarolinas.com/community/groups/foothillsAORN/index.html

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Nurselookup.com, Raymond D. Carney RN BSN :"Welcome to nurselookup.com. The mission of this web site is to help prospective and current male nurses understand men are an important part of nursing and to help anyone else to understand concerns and interests men in nursing have. I am a registered nurse. I took the route of orderly, CNA, LPN, RN, BSN, and now I'm a graduate student in Nursing Informatics at the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill. After using this site please take the time to tell me what you like about nurselookup.com and what I can add or change to increase usability."
Raymond D. Carney RN BSN, Nurselookup.com
PO Box 764 Chapel Hill , NC 27514
http://www.nurselookup.com/

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School Nurses Association of North Carolina (SNANC):"The School Nurses Association of North Carolina (SNANC) was organized in 1992 to provide an opportunity for school nurses to: network with other school nurses obtain professional resources including continuing education advocate for quality school health services. The first statewide meeting was held in June 1992 to elect officers and establish committees. During the following year regional groups formed to foster grassroots participation."
http://www.snanc.org/