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As the professional organization for travel health nurses in North America, The American Travel Health Nurses Association (ATHNA) is committed to the support and development of our specialty. Formal recognition by the American Nurses Association was achieved in 2020; now we are embarking on a goal to establish a U.S. certification that will provide equal standing and value with other U.S. nursing certifications.

To achieve this important objective, we ask for your financial support. During this pandemic crisis, ATHNA has waived all membership dues. We know how Covid-19 has affected so many of you. The process for creating a legally recognized professional U.S. certification has a cost.

Please consider making a donation today to ATHNA's Certification Fund. As a 501(c) (3) organization, your donation is tax deductible to the extent allowed by law. Please contribute to this important effort for our specialty. And if you or your organization would like to make a more substantial contribution to this project such as a grant, please contact sweinbergRN@gmail.com.

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ATHNA is tax-exempt under Section 501(c) (3) of the US Internal Revenue Service and is registered with the NY State Charities Bureau. A copy of our latest annual report may be obtained, upon request, either from our organization or the NYS Attorney General’s Charities Bureau, 28 Liberty St, New York, NY 10005. A copy of the annual report may also be available at the NYS Charities website.

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ATHNA Blog:Travel Bytes

ATHNA Blog:Travel Bytes

Travel Bytes
⁃What is One of the Most Valuable Travel Health Resources? Hint: IAC
⁃Your Local Epidemiologist (YLE)
⁃Trying to Catch Up on non-COVID Concerns? Get Your Bearings with the New Pink Book Webinar Series.
⁃Traveling with Medications
⁃CDC Malaria Surveillance Update
⁃Anticipating the Unexpected: Responding to In- Flight Medical Emergencies
⁃Rabies FAQ's
⁃Your Job Options Are More Limited than They Should Be — Here's Why
⁃Six Feet Never Mattered So Much
⁃What? A Nurse on the Cover?
⁃BAT Rabies: Don't Ignore Even the Smallest Bite
⁃Looking for meaning in your work? Pick up your own backyard.
⁃It's Not About the Shots: My Evolving Career in Travel Health Nursing from the Student Health Perspective
⁃Boomers & Travel to SE Asia
⁃Winter is Coming (for your Game of Thrones fans) -and so is the Post-Travel Section of the CTH Exam: Ten Resources to Help You Prepare
⁃Start Here -ATHNA Syndicated Content

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ATHNA is the national professional association for the travel health nurse, not a "travel nurse." Travel health nursing is a recognized ANA specialty that prepares individuals, families and groups for international travel and cares for them upon return. Travel nurses are individuals who travel across the US to provide temporary, traditional nursing care at facilities where unmet staffing needs are high and supplemental staffing is needed during times of peak capacity.

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ATHNA is tax-exempt under Section 501(c) (3) of the US Internal Revenue Service and is registered with the NY State Charities Bureau.

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