Please find below webinars and other virtual learning opportunities for Wisconsin Nurses. 

Upcoming Webinars

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Past 2023 Webinars

Wisconsin’s New Legislature – What Nurses Need to Know – Tuesday, January 24th, 2023 7:00 pm
Past 2022 Webinars
WINPAC Town Hall: WNA State and ANA Federal Legislative Initiatives – Wednesday, July 13, 2022 – 7:00 – 8:15 pm (CDT)
Precision Health & Genomics 2022 – Wednesday, December 7, 2022 7:00 pm

Past 2021 Webinars

Recording available  – Join the Conversation: Verbal Abuse Toward Nurses – Monday, December 13, 2021 – 7:00-8:30 pm (CST)

Recording available – Messenger RNA: The Path from Basic Science to Pandemic Vaccine – October 28, 2021

Recording available – Precision Health and Genomics – September 15, 2021

Webinar Update on SB 394 & AB 396 – The APRN Modernization Act – Call to Action! – July 20, 2021

Past Webinars

Recording available – Caring During COVID – Focus on Resilience – November 18, 2020

Recording available – Wisconsin Politics Today: Focus on the Elections – October 28, 2020

Recording –  COVID-19: Updates on Therapeutics and Vaccines in Wisconsin – December 7, 2020

Recording – School Nursing during a Pandemic – Transforming Opportunities – December 9, 2020

Recording available – Promoting Nurse Resiliency During COVID-19 Through Implementation of a Nursing Toolkit – May 4th, 2020

Recording – APRN Modernization Act: Achieving Full Practice Authority in Wisconsin

We are excited to share that recordings of several sessions presented at the 2020 Virtual WNA APRN Conference are now available for on-demand learning. The cost is $45 for WNA members (Promo code required WNA Member PROMO CODE: 2020APRNS-S), and $60 for non-members. Keep in mind that while the conference was developed for the APRN, there are many sessions which may be of interest to practicing RNs.
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