Define the Standard
HTNA is built by the nurses who believe in its mission. Whether you lead, serve on a committee, or review certifications, there is a role for you in shaping the future of hemostasis and thrombosis nursing.
Board of Directors
The Board of Directors provide governance, fiduciary oversight, and strategic direction for HTNA, working in partnership with the CEO to guide the organization's mission, fiscal stewardship, and long-term growth. We are seeking visionary nursing leaders ready to serve in this imiportant governance role.
We are actively seeking visionary nursing leaders to serve on the HTNA Board of Directors. Submit your interest using the form below and a member of our team will be in touch.
Role
Board members are the stewards of HTNA's future. You will vote on organizational policies, approve the annual budget, oversee executive performance, and ensure HTNA operates in alignment with its mission and bylaws.
Term and Commitment
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3-year term, eligible for 2 consecutive terms.
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After 2 consecutive terms, a mandatory 12-month break is required before re-election.
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Meetings are held every 4 to 6 weeks as the organization launches.
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This is a volunteer role.
Strong Candidates
We are looking for experienced HT nurses with a background in leadership, organizational thinking, and a deep commitment to advancing the specialty. Prior board or committee experience is a plus but not required.
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We are building the committees that will define the future of HT nursing. If education and clinical practice are your passion, the Education and Practice Subcommittee is your home. If you are drawn to certification and credentialing, the Hemostasis and Thrombosis Nursing Certification Council (HTNCC) is where your expertise belongs. We want to hear from you.
The Review Process
Each portfolio is reviewed independently by two reviewers using a standardized rubric. When reviewers reach different conclusions, a third independent reviewer makes the final determination, ensuring every candidate receives a thorough and impartial evaluation.
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Training and Certification
Before reviewing any portfolios, all reviewers complete a formal certification and training program covering portfolio evaluation standards, rubric application, and the review process. This ensures consistency, fairness, and the integrity of every certification decision.