FNPN is a network of Nurse Practitioners across all specialties and settings in this wonderful state that has the second highest population of NPs in the United States. We were founded in 2002 through a vision and passion of mine to unite all the smaller “dinner and education” groups throughout the state in order to organize ourselves into something of substance so that we can support each other in affecting real change in our profession. All in all, our mission is to promote our profession in such a manner and environment that allows us to provide the very best health care possible that the citizens of this state so deserve.
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See this document posted today! 4 Major Areas for allowing NPs to do more to help. FNPN will be working with DOH and BON to interpret these changes...
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Today, March 27, 2020, President Trump signed the CARES Act into law! This legislation improves access to home health care for Medicare patients....
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BREAKING NEWS! HB 7053 and HB 607 Passed moments ago out of the Florida House of Representatives. This bill expands access to APRN provided care....
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COVID-19 Support for NPs During the COVID-19 fight, the health and wellbeing of you and your patients is our primary concern. The American...
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A correctional facility in Utah is in need of a nurse practitioner to assist with an urgent coverage need. The client is looking for someone who...
Our new Wound Care practice needs a Nurse Practitioner to see our patients for home visits in Tampa, Florida. We need someone who is confident in...
House clears the way HB607
The House HHS Committee passed 15-0, HB 7053 Direct Care Workers after a strike all amendment was added by Rep Pigman relating to independent NP practice. HB 607 is now in a better form that is amended the other bill and will now be the companion bill to SB1676!
FNPN and coalition members were joined by first timers to Tally, Miami members, Mark Fonseca, Ana Harwood and James Celestin. We also welcomed Martine Senatus and 5 other colleagues from the Palm Beach Black NP group who were first timers to advocate with us at the Capitol! Thanks for coming to the call!