Join or Renew Your AONN+ Membership | Academy of Oncology Nurse & Patient Navigators

What Are the Benefits of Becoming an AONN+ Member?

Nurse and patient navigator certifications and study materials
Discounts on our annual and midyear conferences
Online continuing education courses covering pertinent topics such as navigation basics, implementing a survivorship program, and community outreach
Access to tools and resources for you, your patients, and their caregivers
Local Navigator Networks (LNN) that connect you with nurse and patient navigators close to home to exchange practice tips, find job opportunities, and get involved in community outreach initiatives that improve care in your region
A print and digital subscription to the Journal of Oncology Navigation & Survivorship^®, The Oncology Nurse-APN/PA^®, and CONQUER: the patient voice^®
25 copies of CONQUER: the patient voice^® magazine to share with your patients

Watch Danelle Johnston Explain AONN+ Member Benefits

What Does Membership Cost?

1-Year Membership
$125

2-Year Membership
$200

"I wholeheartedly recommend and support AONN+! It was as I said in my poster presentation, I felt like Dorothy “coming home” in 2015, after having attended the second AONN+ conference back in 2011. There really is no place like AONN+! It always feels good to see “old friends” and have the opportunity to meet “new friends.” There is no other conference that I attend, where I feel so inspired, with a shared sense of camaraderie, and return home feeling validated for what navigators are blessed to be able to do!"

—Sharon Inzetta, RN, MS, CBCN, CN-BN, RN Coordinator Breast Health, Summa Breast Center, Akron, Ohio

"I think that what makes AONN+ so special is that people can really relate. They can meet, they can share best practices. I think a lot has to do with the committee members; everybody’s so dedicated, everybody really wants to get all the information out there to help each other, and I think it makes it a great organization for people to learn and share and obviously to help the patients."