Visiting Nursing Association

The American Meteorological Society promotes and disseminates information on atmospheric and related oceanic and hydrologic sciences. It develops professional applications, publishes nearly 10 educational journals in print and online and sponsors more than 12 conferences annually. Founded in 1919, its initial 600 members came primarily from the United States Signal Corps and U.S. Weather Bureau. The Society has expanded to more than 11,000 members including professionals, professors, students and weather enthusiasts. It has affiliations with organizations such as American Institute of Physics, Bookbuilders of Boston, Council for Agricultural Science and Technology, Renewable Natural Resources Foundation and Society for Scholarly Publishing. The Society is headquartered in Boston and has an office in Washington D.C.

The New England Regional Black Nurses Association (NERBNA) is a non-profit organization dedicated to unifying, educating, and increasing the number of African American nurses in the United States. NERBNA strives to address the healthcare needs of African Americans and underserved communities in New England by implementing necessary changes to ensure optimum healthcare access. NERBNA collaborates with the national effort to promote diversity, equity, and inclusivity within the nursing community, encouraging nurses at all levels to participate in their pledge to champion these values. Through annual events such as the Excellence in Nursing Awards and the Spring Conference, NERBNA provides a platform for recognition and professional development for African American nurses in the region.Generated from the website

The Massachusetts Chapter of the American Academy of Pediatrics (MCAAP) is dedicated to promoting the optimal physical, mental, and social health of infants, children, adolescents, and young adults across the state. Through their Immunization Initiative, MCAAP strives to ensure that all Massachusetts children and adolescents are fully immunized against vaccine-preventable diseases. In addition to their focus on immunization, MCAAP actively engages in advocacy and legislative efforts related to children's healthcare. The organization encourages its members to participate in committees and appointments, fostering a collaborative environment to address pressing health issues affecting the youth in Massachusetts. Generated from the website