AAMN's "MANifesting Health" web series is an 11-part journey designed to tackle the unique challenges and opportunities in men’s health.

to better facilitate discussion and to meet the most important objective of AAMN – strengthening and humanizing health care. Membership in the association is available through our online portal (see below) and elections, provided to Registered Nurses, Licensed Practical/Vocational Nurses, entry level nursing students, and anyone the Board ...

The American Association for Men in Nursing (AAMN) is a professional organization for nurses that works to improve gender inclusion in nursing profession. The AAMN runs an annual award scheme which aims to recognize contributions made to the profession.

Membership is open to any nursing students and nurses-male or female. AAMN membership is unrestricted by consideration of age, color, creed, handicap, sexual orientation, lifestyle, nationality, race, religion, or gender.

AAMN is a voice in support and encouragement of men in nursing on a national level. AAMN's name often comes up in nursing journals when men in nursing is the topic under discussion. The organization started out as a grass roots movement and is continuing the process of becoming a force on the national level.

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AAMN Objectives include: Encourage men of all ages to become nurses and join together with all nurses in strengthening and humanizing health care. Support men who are nurses to grow professionally and demonstrate to each other and to society the increasing contributions being made by men within the nursing profession.

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“The American Assembly for Men in Nursing (AAMN) mentoring program promotes the personal and professional achievements of men in nursing through formal and informal collegial relationships while advancing the practice and science of nursing”.