We are excited to share important updates from NPAA, including details about the upcomingAnnual Conference, upcomingPulse on Policy Speaker, thePAC Drawdown Fundraiser, and ourMeet the NPAA Candidatesvideo series. Each of these opportunities plays a vital role in strengthening our organization—whether through professional development, advocacy, or leadership. We encourage you to stay engaged, get involved, and join us in advancing the mission of NPAA.
NPAA 19th Annual Conference
Early Bird Rates End Sept. 1st
Join us October 9–10, 2025, at the Renaissance Hotel in Montgomery! Register by September 1st to take advantage of early-bird discounts.
Need accommodations? Don’t wait—room rates will increase afterSeptember 1st. Secure your room today at the special NPAA discounted rate!
Join NPAA's Pulse on Policy to have an interactive discussion with Representative Anthony Daniels. Hear how he builds consensus—among his caucus and across the aisle—and to advance legislation that strengthens Alabama’s economy, creates good-paying jobs, equity, and opportunity for all Alabamians.
The proceeds support our Political Action Committee (PAC), which helps nurse practitioners advocate for better laws and practice rights in Alabama. So it’s a fun way to support a great cause—whether you win or not!
We’re only selling 199 drawdown tickets… but there’s a secret 200th ticket!
When the final 4 tickets are left, we’ll draw 1 lucky winner from the raffle pool to get the 200th spot — giving them a guaranteed shot at the final split!
If the last 5 split the pot, that bonus ticket = $1,000 GUARANTEED!
Only 199 chances to buy in. Get yours NOW before they’re gone!
Meet the NPAA Candidates!
Election Ballots will be emailed August 25th!
Candidates running for NPAA officers have made videos to help you get to know them. Take a moment to learn more about each candidate and their vision for NPAA before casting your vote. Electronic ballots will be emailed on August 25th. You must be a Full member, Retired member, or Student member in good standing in order to vote.
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