Membership

Submitted by admin on Sat, 2006-04-08 23:27.

Our Members

Our membership has a very diverse geographical background, with 77% of members living in the USA, 12% in Canada and 10% living in Europe. 36% percent of our members classify themselves as transplant coordinators, 26% as staff nurses, 13% as clinical nurse specialists, 5% as charge nurses or team leaders and less than 5% are employed by a pharmaceutical company or have an interest in organ procurement. Abdominal transplantation including liver, kidney, pancreas and small bowel have the highest representation with over 65%. Thoracic transplantation including heart and lungs represent the remaining 35%. We try to offer a continuum of care from pre-transplant through post-transplant with our meetings, and have had great success in offering education modules to those who work in adult as well as pediatric transplantation.

Benefits

As an ITNS member, you will continue to enjoy the many benefits of membership, which allow you to:

  • Participate in our transplant-specific educational programs at a discounted rate
  • Network with transplant nurses throughout the world
  • Earn free continuing education credits through our endeavors with Medscape, Inc.
  • Receive our informative ITNS Newsletter
  • Enhance your professional development through abstract submissions and educational presentations
  • Receive immediate information from our web site: www.itns.org
  • Access to patient education materials such as the Transplant Patient Education Booklets and our pill identification stickers.

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Review our membership levels and either apply now to become a new member or renew your membership.

Reduced rate for emerging countries.

Our History, Mission, and Goals

ITNS was founded in 1992 as the first professional nursing organization to focus on the professional growth and development of the transplant clinician. Learn more

Transplant Nursing Excellence Award

ITNS is committed to the promotion of clinical excellence in transplant nursing and would like to annually recognize a transplant clinician who encompasses and inspires that mission. Learn more

Special Interest Groups

ITNS currently has the following Special Interest Groups:

New group members are always welcome.

Notify the contact person for the group(s) of interest that you would like to join.

If there is a special interest group that you believe ITNS should start up, please send an email request to itns@msn.com.

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