Wisconsin Nurses Association

09/10/2026

Looking for your next opportunity in nursing? Or looking to connect with talented nursing professionals?

The WNA Career Center is a resource for both job seekers and employers. Explore current nursing and health care opportunities, post an opening, and connect with professionals across Wisconsin and beyond.

Visit the WNA Career Center:

Job Listings 1 - 25 (Out of 282) Nursing on Wisconsin Nurses Association Career Center.

09/09/2026

Last chance: Registration for WNA’s 2026 Diabetes Care and Education Conference closes September 12.

Join nurses, APRNs, pharmacists, dietitians, certified diabetes care and education specialists, and other professionals in Wisconsin Dells for a day and a half of practical learning, connection, and collaboration.

Explore best practices in clinical care and diabetes self-management, with a focus on health equity and the social determinants that influence care across acute, primary, and community settings. Attendees can earn up to 11.5 continuing education contact hours.

September 18–19 at Kalahari Resorts and Conventions in Wisconsin Dells.

Learn more and register:
https://www.wisconsinnurses.org/?event=2026-diabetes-care-and-education-conference

09/08/2026

A WNA membership supports you beyond your next shift. From free monthly webinars and discounted continuing education to mentorship, career resources, certification savings, professional news, and opportunities to advocate for nursing in Wisconsin, ANA and WNA membership helps you grow throughout your career.

Explore the full range of member benefits and make the most of your membership:
https://www.wisconsinnurses.org/member-benefits/

09/07/2026

This Labor Day, we recognize and thank the nurses who are working today. While many gather with family and friends, nurses continue to provide skilled, compassionate care in hospitals, clinics, long-term care settings, communities, and homes across Wisconsin.

Thank you for the care you give, the expertise you bring, and the difference you make every day. We are grateful for you.

09/04/2026

The Nurses Foundation of Wisconsin is investing in the future of nursing.

Applications are now open for 2026 NFW Educational Scholarships and Research or Quality Improvement Project Grants. A total of $10,000 has been earmarked to support Wisconsin nurses advancing their education, research, and practice-improvement work.

Educational scholarships are available to eligible Wisconsin RNs pursuing a BSN completion degree, master’s degree, or DNP in nursing, excluding APRN and PhD programs. Research and quality-improvement grants support projects that strengthen nursing practice and patient care.

Applications are due by 11:59 p.m. on September 21.

Learn more and apply:
Scholarships: https://www.wisconsinnurses.org/nfw-educational-scholarships/
Research and QI Grants: https://www.wisconsinnurses.org/nfw-grant-or-qi-projects/

09/03/2026

Nurses’ voices belong in the decisions that shape health care in Wisconsin. WINPAC is the political action arm of the Wisconsin Nurses Association. It helps build nursing’s influence through education, civic engagement, and support for state legislative candidates who understand the needs of nurses, the nursing profession, and the people we serve.

Your contribution helps ensure nursing remains a respected, informed voice at the state Capitol.

Learn more and make a contribution:
https://www.wisconsinnurses.org/about-wna/affiliates/winpac/

09/02/2026

Why does an interdisciplinary diabetes-care conference matter? Because the best diabetes care does not happen in silos. WNA’s 2026 Diabetes Care and Education Conference brings together nurses, APRNs, diabetes care and education specialists, pharmacists, dietitians, and other professionals who support people with diabetes across acute, primary, and community-based settings.

Join colleagues from across Wisconsin to explore clinical best practices, diabetes self-management, health equity, and the social factors that shape outcomes, while building relationships and referral resources that strengthen care beyond the conference.

September 18–19 at Kalahari Resorts in Wisconsin Dells
Up to 12.5 continuing education contact hours available.

Learn more and register: https://www.wisconsinnurses.org/?event=2026-diabetes-care-and-education-conference

09/01/2026

Step into leadership with the Wisconsin Nurses Association. WNA is now accepting nominations for 2027–2028 leadership positions across the WNA Board of Directors, councils, and Nominating Committee.

If you are ready to serve, or know a WNA/ANA member whose voice and experience would strengthen this work, we encourage you to submit a nomination by October 19, 2026.

Learn about the open positions and nominate a colleague or yourself: https://www.wisconsinnurses.org/now-accepting-nominations-for-wnas-2027-2028-leadership-positions/

Elections begin November 2, 2026.

The Wisconsin Nurses Association is now accepting nominations for its 2027–2028 leadership positions. WNA’s leaders help guide the Association’s work on behalf of Wisconsin nurses, including advocacy, nursing practice and quality, workforce issues, professional development, and the future of t...

08/31/2026

Wisconsin nurses care deeply for everyone around them. The Nurses Caring for Nurses Mutual Interest Group is a statewide, nurse-led space for connection, peer support, and practical well-being resources.

If you are passionate about nurse well-being, resilience, mental health, reducing burnout, or helping create healthier work environments, we invite you to volunteer and help shape this important work.

Learn more and get involved: https://www.wisconsinnurses.org/nurses-caring-for-nurses-2/

08/28/2026

Nurses see firsthand how policy decisions affect patients, families, communities, and the profession. Healthy Nurse, Healthy Nation’s latest article, Healthy Nurses, Healthy Democracy, reminds us that civic engagement helps advance healthier communities and a stronger nursing profession.

Take two minutes to read, reflect, and consider how you can use your voice.

Learn how nurses can influence health policy, improve community health, and advocate for healthier communities through voting, civic engagement, and public service.