offer a range of opportunities for members to contribute their time, skills, and passion. Whether you’re interested in educational planning, advocacy, community outreach, or behind-the-scenes support, there’s a role for you. By joining an INS committee, you’ll not only help drive our mission forward but also connect with like-minded individuals and gain valuable experience. Discover our current volunteer needs, find your fit, and see how your unique talents can help shape our community.
offer a range of opportunities for members to contribute their time, skills, and passion. Whether you’re interested in educational planning, advocacy, community outreach, or behind-the-scenes support, there’s a role for you. By joining an INS committee, you’ll not only help drive our mission forward but also connect with like-minded individuals and gain valuable experience. Discover our current volunteer needs, find your fit, and see how your unique talents can help shape our community.
The INS Board of Directors is composed of dedicated professionals who contribute their expertise to guide and support the organization and the infusion nursing specialty. Serving on the board is one of the most rewarding aspects of INS membership, offering members the chance to give back to their professional community, expand their network, provide strategic direction, and advocate for the advancement of infusion nursing. The board plays a vital role in shaping the future of the specialty and ensuring high standards of practice and care.
For more information on how to become an INS board member plus positions available on the board, visit INS Board of Directors Nominations.
Journal of Infusion Nursing (JIN) reviewers are critical to maintaining JIN’s high research standards. INS depends on the expertise and commitment of editorial reviewers and values their contributions. We continually seek volunteer reviewers who are able to assess the clinical content, relevance, and overall quality of submitted manuscripts, as well as provide valuable, constructive feedback to authors.
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NCOE is comprised of active INS members who bring at least two years of clinical experience in infusion nursing and a background in developing educational programs. Members of the NCOE are selected based on a variety of factors, including diverse geographical representation, practice settings, expertise in educational program development, and professional credentials in both clinical and educational fields. The council plays an essential role in shaping high-quality educational initiatives that support the ongoing professional development of infusion nurses and uphold best practices within the specialty.
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The Standards of Practice Committee is a group of dedicated experts responsible for developing and updating the INS Infusion Therapy Standards of Practice. This committee ensures that the Standards reflect current best practices and the latest evidence-based research in infusion therapy. By reviewing and integrating new advancements and feedback from the infusion community, the committee upholds the highest level of patient care and safety. Their work is crucial in setting the benchmark for clinical excellence and guiding infusion nurses and healthcare professionals in delivering consistent, high-quality care.
*Please note: This opportunity is not available until after the 2027 revision is complete.
Members of the Council serve as content experts who assist in the development of future CRNI® examinations. A typical schedule of meetings would include one in-person meeting and two to three virtual meetings. Currently, however, all meetings will be conducted virtually.
For more information on how to become an INCC board member plus positions available on the board, visit INCC Board of Directors page.
