Updates

There is still time to sign up for our Annual Meeting taking place October 15-17, at the Embassy Suites Hotel & Conference Center in Murfreesboro, TN! Pre-registration is now closed; however, you can join us by registering on-site at the registration desk! We hope to see you soon in Murfreesboro. For more information, see our […]

The TANA/CRNA community is relatively small but connected in many ways. As such, the loss of any member in our group is difficult. While we mourn any loss, the depth to which it impacts us as an association is often due to history. Today, we are dealing with history that has a lot of reach. I am

Join Us for TANA’s 84th Annual Meeting October 15-17 in Murfreesboro. Keep an eye out for Speaker Spotlight emails highlighting each fantastic speakers we have lined up for you this year. Visit the TANA convention page to Register Now, link to hotel reservations and check out our amazing sponsors. Safety measures will be in place.

Engagement is an essential factor in making TANA successful. It plays an important part in achieving our goals. Member engagement by committees strengthens our programs and services – from a dynamic conference to a strong grassroots program – tell us where you want to get involved. New committees will begin this fall and we would

Congratulations to Mila Devineni, SRNA, for being selected as the first-ever recipient of the Patty Cornwell Stewardship and Advocacy Scholarship! An SRNA at the University of Tennessee Health Science Center College of Nursing Nurse Anesthesia Option and president of the Tennessee Association of Student Nurse Anesthetists (TASNA), Mila will be honored on August 16 during

The Intent to Serve form is due no later that July 15, 2021, per TANA’s bylaws. The members of the TANA Board of Directors are the stewards of the Association and are responsible for reflecting the views and interests of all our members. The Board also provides leadership, a shared vision, and sense of mission for TANA

Choose from three CE opportunities offered by the Tennessee Dept. of Health that will satisfy the state licensure requirements for controlled substance credits that all CRNAs with a Certificate of Fitness need to achieve every two years. We appreciate this FREE and virtual option that has been shared with TANA members and other healthcare providers

TANA’s 83rd Annual Meeting – Heroes of Hope, is the winner of the 2020 TNSAE Award of Excellence for Special Events. The statewide awards competition is held annually by the Tennessee Society of Association Executives to recognize the best work of Tennessee association professionals. When COVID-19 hit, our program committee made the quick decision to