Join us on April 24, 2026 for the New Hampshire Nurse Practitioners Association (NHNPA) Skills Conference. Welcome spring with a high-energy day of hands-on training, practical workshops, and networking, held at beautiful Saint Anselm College in Manchester, New Hampshire, in its new state-of-the-art skills facility. We’ve kept registration rates low to help make this training accessible for NHNPA members as well as nurse practitioners from throughout the region.

NHNPA continues to grow, and with that growth comes new opportunities for members to step into leadership and help shape the future of our organization. The Nominating Committee is now accepting nominations to build the Board slate for the following positions, which will be open for election at the April Annual Meeting:

• President-Elect
• Member-at-Large (3 seats total)
  • Two standard Member-at-Large terms
  • One one-year Member-at-Large term (created to support continuity following recent role changes)

Serving on the NHNPA Board of Directors is a meaningful way to support Nurse Practitioners across New Hampshire, strengthen our profession, and contribute to the long-term success of the organization.

The NHNPA conference schedule will be different in 2026, dur to a major renovation as the Mt. Washington Hotel. Our Annual Conference will be November 11-13, 2026. 

Join  us April 24, 2026, for a focused, hands-on NHNPA Skills Conference at Saint Anselm College—a skills-based day designed to complement our broader programming. While this April event offers a more intimate experience, it's just one of several ways we're bringing our community together this year.

We're opening our Call for Speakers—and we're looking for high-energy, practical, relevant sessions from professionals doing the work every day. This conference is one of our biggest opportunities all year to learn from each other, strengthen our practice, and walk away with ideas we can use immediately.

New Year, New Skills! Train with the best! Our Skills Conference brings you instruction from national training companies in brand new facilities. Suturing, ultrasound, CGM & more. April 24 at Saint Anselm College. #NHNPA #skillstraining #APRN #StAnslem

On the evening of November 13th, NHNPA members and guests gathered in The Barn at Bull Meadow in Concord for the NightInGala, a special celebration marking NHNPA's 50th Anniversary. The event was filled with connection, recognition, and reflection on half a century of advancing nurse practitioner practice in New Hampshire.

The evening began with a beautiful cheese display and passed appetizers, followed by a delicious dinner buffet featuring seared chicken breast, braised short ribs, and wild mushroom potato gnocchi. Throughout the evening, guests enjoyed the sounds of the Madonna Gordon Jass Trio, creating the perfect atmosphere for reconnecting with colleagues and celebrating our professional community. The band was fantastic, and Madonna Gordon being an NP made it even better.

New Futures recently partnered with Families USA, a national organization focused on health care access, affordability, and quality to develop a fact sheet highlighting the impact New Hampshire residents would face if enhanced premium tax credits expire—including dramatically increased monthly premiums. Please feel free to share this fact sheet widely and help us spread the word.

Thursday, October 9, @ 5 - 6 PM Virtual Event

Please review the CDC Health Advisory RE: Ebola Outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

Distributed by the NH Health Alert Network

September 25, 2025 | 6:00PM Arrival | 6:30PM Dinner and Presentation

The Foundry Restaurant, Manchester, NH 03101

Nursing & Baseball — Two American Staples
Join NHNPA at the Fisher Cats game on Sunday, September 14 at 1:30 PM at Delta Dental Stadium in Manchester to celebrate 50 years of APRN leadership.

Game Day Stats:

• Active AANP Membership.
• 12-months of continuous membership prior to the open call.
• Nominees must reside in the state.

• 5-10 hours per month.

Get involved! If you are interested in being considered, submit your nomination before Sept. 8, 2025, at 11:59 p.m. PT.

Help us recognize Nurse Practitioners who go above and beyond! Submit your nominations for:
Advocacy Award – Honoring NPs championing patients and the profession
NP of the Year Award – Celebrating rising stars making big waves
Lifetime Achievement Award – Acknowledging decades of dedication and impact

Nominate today and help us spotlight the excellence in our NP community!
#NPWeek #NHNPA #NPAwards #NursePractitionersLead

The North Country Health Consortium is now accepting proposals for its 2025 Public Health Conference & Annual Meeting, to be held on November 20 at the Mountain View Grand in Whitefield, NH.

This year’s theme, “Rooted in Resilience: Solutions for a Healthier Tomorrow,” invites presenters to share real-world approaches that are building healthier communities across New Hampshire.

NHNPA is hosting a fun and meaningful afternoon at the Fisher Cats game on Sunday, September 14 at 1:30 PM. We’ve secured 500 discounted tickets to bring members, families, and partners together for a visible and celebratory event that showcases the impact of APRNs in New Hampshire.

Highlights include:

Tuesday, July 15, 2025 at 6:00 PM Eastern Time 

O Steaks and Seafood 

Together, we are building a future where every Advanced Practice Registered Nurse is heard, respected, and empowered to lead.

Whether you’re a Nurse Practitioner, Nurse Anesthetist, Nurse Midwife, or Clinical Nurse Specialist — NHNPA is your home. We are here to champion legislation, expand access to care, and support your growth.

On behalf of our members, NHNPA is a proud member of the NH Medicaid Matters Coalition, a partnership of 80+ health-care and community organizations united against unprecedented state and federal cuts to Medicaid. We’re urging lawmakers to reject provisions that would:

• Add burdensome premiums & work requirements
• Slash provider taxes that keep rural clinics and hospitals open
• Force constant redeterminations, putting 187,000 Granite Staters—half of them children—at risk of losing coverage