How do I become a member of COHNA-ACIIST?
Membership within COHNA-ACIIST is through provincial OHN associations or interest groups.
For details go to: http://cohna-aciist.ca/about-us/become-a-member/
I would like to be a speaker at your Annual Conference. What is the process?
Thank you for providing us with information on the training your company provides. We will keep your description/contact information on file and for use when we begin planning our next national conference. Please note the location and dates for our conference may vary annually. Should your expertise and experience align with the conference theme and education planned we will contact you to discuss the potential for speaking opportunities. We greatly appreciate your interest in our association and in offering to provide professional development to our members.
Why would COHNA-ACIIST provide program details from individual universities when there are various occupational health nursing (OHN) programs in Canada?
COHNA-ACIIST does not endorse one program more than another but does allow advertising opportunities on our website. For details go to http://cohna-aciist.ca/advertise-with-us/. In addition to these advertising opportunities, should an organization wish to enter into an advertising agreement unique to their needs, we would review. If institutions are interested in advertising opportunities with COHNA-ACIIST, please contact us at info@cohna-aciist.ca and we would be happy to discuss further.
Does COHNA-ACIIST provide a list of OHN programs offered in Canada?
Under the Links tab there is a section for OHN Programs. The OHN programs listed are the programs we are currently aware of in Canada. For details go to http://cohna-aciist.ca/links/ohn-programs/ . If you are aware of other OHN programs not listed, please let us know.
I recently completed my Occupational Health Nursing Certification; is there a specific credential I am no allowed to use?
On page 3 of the COHNA- ACIIST Information Booklet you’ll find the working definition of an OHN and the designations:
- OHN – RN working within the OHN scope of practice
- COHN – RN who has successfully completed a diploma/ certificate in Occupational Health Nursing
- COHN(C) – RN who has successfully passed the CNA specialty exam in Occupational Health.