RN navigator Stacie Helm explains how the network of other navigators and resources provided by AONN+ membership give her the confidence and ability to adapt new methods into her own practice.

Christene Gavino attended her first AONN+ conference in 2019, coming all the way from Honolulu. In her hometown, Christene has limited patient navigator resources, but being an AONN+ member allows her to network at conferences, connect with other navigators virtually, and utilize new tools and resources she can use to support her patients.

When AONN+ member Gianetta Norwood first stepped into her role as a nurse navigator, she had difficulties finding resources specifically for navigators. Gianetta became an AONN+ member because it provided her the foundation to better explain what she does in her role, the resources she needed to support her patients, and connected her with other nurse navigators.

As the Vice President of Cancer Services at her organization, Irene Guterman is faced with the challenge of managing the rapidly changing dynamics of cancer care. Being an AONN+ member allows her to attend conferences specifically for nurse navigators and connect with others in her field who are facing the same barriers.