What does ARIN mean in NURSING

ARIN stands for Association of Radiologic and Imaging Nurses. It is a professional organization dedicated to advancing the level of radiology nursing worldwide through education, certification, and practice.

ARIN offers individual memberships, group memberships for hospitals and other health care organizations, student memberships, and affiliate memberships for allied healthcare professionals.

You can join ARIN online via their website or by mail with a membership form. All you need to do is fill out the necessary information on the application to become an official member

There are many benefits to joining ARIN including having access to an extensive library of resources related to radiologic science; networking with other radiologic and imaging nurses in your area; attending conferences and seminars with CE credits; discounts on certification exams; special discounts from partners providing services that support your professional development; priority access to research projects, job postings, scholarships, awards, and more.

Membership in ARIN gives you access to resources that help you stay current in your profession as well as helping you move forward in your career. By accessing webinars, e-learning programs, educational materials & journals, online forums & groups, and more you can increase your knowledge base within the field while expanding your network when connecting with other professionals at local chapters or through online participation.

Yes! ARIN provides two different certifications called the RADN Certification Program (Radiology Nursing Certification) and the Professional Practice Network (PPN). The RADN certification is designed for RNs who work in professional radiology settings such as hospital departments while the PPN is specifically geared towards those working in medical imaging centers or outpatient settings.

Yes! As an active member of ARIN, you’ll have multiple opportunities to participate in CE activities such as webinars on current topics related to radiologic nursing or attending conferences hosted by ACE approved providers. Along with gaining new knowledge about areas such as patient care technologies or methods for conducting effective procedures it’s also possible some activities may meet requirements needed for renewing certifications.

Absolutely! There are volunteer positions available within some larger cities that allow volunteers help plan chapter events such providing courses classes or providing speakers at local meetings. Additionally there are experienced volunteers who serve on committees which help guide major initiatives like developing standards for practice excellence or developing strategies for increasing membership & recognition across multiple states & regions.

Yes! All active members will have access to connect with each other through our national listservs where questions may be asked & conversations had regarding clinical practices techniques & best practices among various topics related directly too radiology nursing. There’s also an opportunity for beginning students within this field to interact ask questions & gain valuable insight from experienced nurses already working within this field.