The 2024 call for volunteers is now closed!
Please continue to check back, as additional volunteer opportunities may be posted throughout the year.
Why Volunteer?
ENA volunteers provide a link to nursing practice, education, research and special needs that benefit members. As a volunteer, you will have many opportunities to network with fellow emergency nurses, advance your professional development and personal growth. Through your collaborative work, you will be able to influence the emergency nursing profession and help move the association forward.
Who Can Volunteer?
ENA's volunteer opportunities are open to all current ENA members. Most volunteer opportunities require no previous volunteering experience. Whether you are an emerging professional or seasoned emergency nurse with many years of experience, ENA invites you to contribute your time and talents to the association.
Not a member? Join Now!
How
do I Volunteer?
Short-term volunteering opportunities are available throughout the year and a larger call for national volunteer opportunities is conducted annually at the end of summer. Check the available opportunities section below for more information about upcoming or open volunteer opportunities.
Already a volunteer?
Thank you for volunteering your valuable time and talents to ENA! Current ENA volunteers - log in to view more resources to assist you in your role.
Click here to view our membership agreements.
Interested in volunteering on a global scale? Click below to view the Red Cross International Disaster Responders website.
Thank you volunteers!
All this would not be possible without your dedication to your peers and the emergency nursing profession.
"It has been a very positive experience and I feel well supported by ENA staff, our senior editor and project leads, the section editors, and the course authors. Projects of this magnitude require dedication, collaboration, discipline to keep on track, and patience. It has been a learning experience of a lifetime and I was proud to be selected and trusted to accomplish the goal of a 5th edition ENPC course that meets the needs of learners/instructors." Margaret Dymond, BSN, RN, ENPC Revision Work Team member
