APRN is the acronym for Advanced Practice Registered Nurse. The acronym APRN is being used more and more by legislative and governing bodies to describe the collection of registered nurses (RNs) that practice in the extended role or practice beyond the normal role of basic registered nursing. The APRN needs special education beyond the four-year baccalaureate degree in nursing. In fact, most APRNs need a master’s degree. The APRN role not only encompasses additional education, but also is a role requiring extra responsibility, critical thinking and judgment. The APRN in South Carolina must hold a national certification in his/her area of expertise.

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APRN WRITTEN PROTOCOLS/ GUIDELINES AUDIT

If you are an APRN, be sure you are signed up! Send an e-mail to rosie@scnurses.org and let her know you want to be included.

Meetings are held at 1301 Gervais Street; Suite 802, Columbia, SC at 10am. Typically meetings last about 2 hours.
All meetings open to members of the APRN Chapter. Meetings start at 10:00 AM and are held at the SCNA office in Columbia. Hope to see you all at the meetings. An excellent way to become involved in your professional organization is to volunteer. Why not become a part of the planning of a conference?   

Check SCNA's calendar for upcoming meetings

Share your thoughts with the planning committee by emailing info@scnurses.org

Up Coming Planning Meetings:
Meeting Notices will be sent to Committee Members