At TNA's Nurse Day at the Capitol, hundreds of nurses of diverse backgrounds come together to advocate for policy that betters the nursing profession. Nurse Day allows nurses to hear more about nursing issues, identify opportunities to influence healthcare policy, and develop their skills as an advocate.
DAY 1
- Overview of Texas's current public health landscape
- Learning more about the nurse's role in advocacy
- Overview of the nursing legislative agenda
- Developing your voice as an advocate
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DAY 2
- Nurses march together to the Capitol
- Meetings with your legislators
- Educating lawmakers on nursing issues
- Pushing for necessary health policy reforms
- Gain confidence as a nurse advocate!
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STUDENT ATTENDEES
Nurse Day at the Capitol provides students with a unique opportunity to experience the legislative process, connect with nurse leaders, and advocate for the future of the profession.To ensure as many schools as possible can participate, each nursing program may register up to 25 unlicensed nursing students on a first-come, first-served basis. Schools interested in bringing more than 25 students are encouraged to contact us, and additional requests will be reviewed on a case-by-case basis based on event capacity. Unlicensed student attendees must be in one of their final two semesters of nursing school and must be accompanied by a faculty member.
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Early Bird Registration Now Open! Click Here Feb. 8-9, 2027
Austin, TX
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