What they reported doing
- #1 primary $0EDUCATION AND TRAINING TO MAINTAIN AND UPGRADE SKILL LEVEL OF MEMBERS (NURSING PROFESSION)
What they call their work
What they do
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Educator Conferences & Professional Development Events 1 activity
- Facilitates community engagement and outreach eventsSupports forums and interactive events such as a community-wide forum on workplace violence and conference-based activities like poster scavenger hunts to engage members and promote learning.
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Healthcare Education Scholarships and Fellowships 1 activity
- Funds scholarships and grants for emergency nursing education and researchAdministers multiple scholarship programs through the Emergency Nursing Association Foundation (ENAF), including the September 11 Scholarship and Empire State Undergraduate State Challenge Scholarship, awarding financial support to rescue workers and emergency nurses pursuing nursing degrees, as well as funding research and professional development initiatives.
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Medical Professional Education & Training 1 activity
- Hosts annual and regional conferences for emergency nursesOrganizes the annual Setting the Pace conference and other large-scale gatherings, including a national convention, providing continuing education, networking, and professional development opportunities for hundreds of emergency nurses across multiple states and provinces.
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Documentary Film Production 1 activity
- Produces advocacy and educational media contentCreates and distributes documentary films and other media to promote awareness of emergency nursing issues, including the award-winning documentary 'In Case of Emergency' recognized at the United Nations Association Film Festival in 2021.
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Healthcare Professional Recognition Programs 1 activity
- Recognizes excellence in emergency nursingPresents annual awards to individuals for outstanding contributions to the field of emergency nursing, celebrated at the Annual Conference.
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Uncategorized 2 activities
- Provides emergency nursing education and training programsOffers a range of standardized courses including the Trauma Nursing Core Course (TNCC), Emergency Nursing Pediatric Course (ENPC), and Course in Advanced Trauma Nursing - II (CATN-II), delivered through in-person and virtual modalities to enhance clinical skills and evidence-based practice among emergency nurses.
- Supports emergency nursing professional development through publications and digital resourcesProvides members with access to the peer-reviewed Journal of Emergency Nursing, publishes the ENA Connection newsletter ten times per year, and distributes a monthly email newsletter (Newsbytes) covering professional, legislative, and organizational updates; also offers mobile app access for on-the-go learning.
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Who runs it
- CHRIS SORRENTINO — SECRETARY
- DAWNA SCHEICH — TREASURER
- EILEEN BRECKENRIDGE — PRESIDENT
- MICKEY FORNESS — DIRECTOR AT LARGE
- TAMMY AIKEN — DIRECTOR AT LARGE
- VEPUKA KAURI — PRESIDENT ELECT
Who they work with
- Board of Certification for Emergency Nursing Partner — Partners with BCEN to endorse and support certification for emergency, flight, and transport nursing.
- ENA Foundation Partner — Collaborates with the ENA Foundation to administer scholarship programs, including the Empire State Undergraduate State Challenge Scholarship.
- Emergency Nurses Association Network — Member of the national Emergency Nurses Association network, delivering its Emergency Nursing Pediatric Course (ENPC).
- Emergency Nurses Association Network — Member of the national Emergency Nurses Association which developed the Trauma Nursing Core Course.
- Emergency Nurses Association Network — Member organization of the national Emergency Nurses Association network.
- Emergency Nurses Association (ENA) Network — Member organization affiliated with the national Emergency Nurses Association.
- Emergency Nursing Association Foundation Network — Operates in conjunction with the ENAF to support research and education in emergency care.
- Holiday Inn Partner — Host venue for the NYSENA Annual Conference in Saratoga Springs, NY.
- Johnson & Johnson Company Partner — Hosted the first meeting of the ten regional directors on January 19, 1972 in Somerset, New Jersey.
- Rochester General Hospital Partner — Collaborated on hosting a community-wide forum on workplace violence.
- Upstate NY Poison Center Partner — Collaborates with or references materials from the Upstate NY Poison Center in conference programming.
How they approach the work
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- Integrated Professional Excellence Modelmethodology: integrated-professional-excellenceBy integrating leadership development, research, education, and advocacy into emergency nursing practice, the organization improves patient outcomes and advances the profession, because multidimensional professional growth strengthens both individual capacity and systemic impact.
- Peer and Collaborative Learning to Advance Practicemethodology: peer_learning_workshopsBy facilitating peer-led workshops and interprofessional collaboration, the organization improves emergency care performance, because shared learning surfaces practical insights and fosters collective problem-solving that formal education alone cannot provide.
- Specialized Clinical Training Improves Emergency Caremethodology: evidence-based_clinical_educationBy delivering evidence-based, clinically focused education—especially in critical care and pediatric emergencies—the organization improves nurse competence and patient outcomes, because targeted skill development addresses high-risk, low-frequency events common in emergency settings.