Testimonials
Join us in Nashville, where more than 1000 oncology navigators and care providers will gather to advance the development, implementation, utilization, and metrics of multidisciplinary oncology navigation.
AONN+ Conference Planning Committee Co-Chair Peg Rummel previews some of the topic highlights featured on the agenda of the 2019 Midyear Conference, to be held in San Diego, May 16-19.
Oncology Nurse Navigator Peg Rummel reflects on the growth of the first 10 years of AONN+ and the experience of meeting and working with others as a result of participating in AONN+.
Nurse Navigator Sharon Gentry shares memories of building the organization from the beginning and the supportive network of oncology navigators that has developed over the years.
Lisa LaPerriere values all of the resources that AONN+ provides, and appreciates the opportunity to participate and help AONN+ innovate in order to further the navigation profession and provide better patient care.
Jennifer Tepper and Cathy Spagnoli enjoy attending AONN+ conferences because they are provided with opportunities to discover what other navigators are doing and can then apply new tactics to make the patient experience better.
Lillie encourages people to "hop off the fence" and join AONN+. She discusses the benefits - new knowledge, networking, tools, and resources - that come with membership and how no other organization offers these to the same extent.
Lillie Shockney, RN, BS, MAS, talks about the added value that membership in AONN+ offers to nurse navigators through online and interactive tools and resources such as webinars and online communities.
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