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Alberta Primary Care Nurses Association

Health Professionals

Alberta

Primary Care Nurses Association

Alberta Primary Care Nurses Association is a provincial association of nurses who network and provide mentorship, tools, resources and educational opportunities to foster professional development, leadership and excellence in primary care.

Networking Opportunities

Connecting nurses with other professionals in their field to share knowledge, ideas, and experiences.

Development Resources

Providing access to tools, training, and education to support the growth of nursing skills and knowledge.

Advocate for the Profession

Offering guidance and support to help nurses develop leadership skills and advance their careers in primary care.

Our Blog

Alberta's Pathways Hub

"Alberta’s Pathway Hub (The Hub): The provincial central location for trusted, evidence-informed clinical, patient, and referral...

Modernizing Alberta's Primary Health Care Systems: Report

The government is taking immediate action based on recommendations from the MAPS final panel reports to enhance access to primary health...

National Truth and Reconciliation

As primary care nurses, we have the privilege of being on the frontlines of healthcare, providing support and care to our patients day in...

Event Calendar

Job Postings

The Alberta Primary Care Nurses Association is offering free advertising on our website for Primary Care Nursing positions in Alberta. We will post your job on our website for 30 days at no charge. Just e-mail the information to our e-mail (apcna.executive@gmail.com). Please make sure that the job posting includes a contact name and e-mail as we will not be forwarding any applications we receive to our e-mail address.

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Testimonial

"As education chair I get to be at the forefront of Primary Care Nursing evolution! We're committed to bringing clarity to this role and helping improve patient care in our communities."

Alena T.