Conference Testimonials

Watch as AONN+ Annual Conference exhibitors explain why they value the connections they make at AONN+ conferences and why they keep coming back to exhibit.
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.
Cancer Care Coordinator/Clinical Nurse Consultant Claire Kelly looks beyond the available resources in her country at the AONN+ Annual Conference.
Crystal Duggar leverages AONN+ conferences to gain valuable information and to meet and connect with new people who have the ability to help shape the field of navigation.
Antoinette Solnik continues to return to AONN+ conferences yearly because she is given opportunities to share her knowledge with other navigators from all over the country.
Carrie Tilley feels that it's important for her, as an oncology nurse practitioner, to be involved in AONN+ and attend a conference because she works closely with nurse navigators and wants to learn how she can best support them.
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.
As a social worker, Katie Narvarte looks to AONN+ to teach her more about topics outside of her area of expertise so that she can be a strong team member in the eyes of the navigators with whom she works.