NNBA vs NAIN

NedRN · Jun 9, 2005

Why do you ask? Are you looking to only participate with one?

nightingale, RN · Jun 9, 2005

Vinni:

We answered this question for you, back in October. Here is the link:

https://allnurses.com/forums/showthread.php?p=925938#post925938

NAIN, not impressive IMO. Big start up cost and they will not allow LPN's to join.

NNBA, I have been a member and they can be helpful depending on where you need assistance.

Both have websites (try a Google Search). Before you have to join NNBA, you can talk to the president, Pat at her 800 number for specific info.

I hope that helps...

vinni · Jun 10, 2005

NedRN

Sort of. The NNAB is offering a 'Self-Employment 101' course on CDs with modifiable documents for a few hundred dollars.

The NAIN had published a couple of books covering much of the same infomation, insurance, contracts, tax stuff, etc., For about $50. I have since found out these books are out of print.

I was just looking for something I could customize without having to reinvent the wheel.

Just FYI, Imade my living as a freelance commerical artist in NYC for 15 years back in the dark ages before desktop publishing so I know something of self-employment.

Yours,

vin-

nightingale, RN · Jun 10, 2005

Vinni:

I PM'd you regarding the CD's offered by NNBA; last I heard, they offered them for free with the membership (about $100).

I hope that helps.