AANN is seeking volunteers for the Special Focus Group (SFG) Co-Facilitators. SFGs provide an avenue for AANN members to network within a specific clinical area via professional and clinical focused discussion which take place electronically or at the annual meeting. SFG facilitators comprise the SFG Committee consisting of a board liaison, chair, facilitators and co-facilitators.
SFG Co-Facilitators assist the SFG Facilitator with the leadership and business of the SFG to which they are appointed. They will offer additional support to communicate pertinent information regarding clinical practice and AANN news.
Qualifications
- Current AANN member
- Member of the SFG to which they are being appointed
- Available to serve for two consecutive years (1 year – Co-Facilitator, 1 year – Facilitator)
Responsibility
- Participates on quarterly SFG Facilitator conference calls.
- Assists the Facilitator in monitoring the community and generating conversation.
- Maintains regular contact with the SFG Facilitator regarding current and upcoming SFG business matters.
- Attends the SFG meeting at the Annual Meeting and conducts the SFG meeting in the event the Facilitator is not able to attend.
- Assumes the role of Facilitator in case of absence.
Time commitment
The President-Elect of AANN appoints a candidate for each Co-Facilitator position on a yearly basis. The length of term is one year after which the Co-Facilitator will move into the Facilitator role. Regular email communication, conference calls when needed.
Application
Please submit the following:
- A short statement (1-2 paragraphs) of interest that specifies your areas of interest and special expertise as well as the reasons you would like to be considered for the volunteer opportunity.
- A current condensed curriculum vitae that includes only (1) your credentials, current employer and title, and your contact information, (2) the professional organizations in which you hold membership, (3) the number of years you have worked in neuroscience nursing, (4) a list of professional volunteer activities, and (5) a list of publications or presentations from the last 5 years if applicable.
Applications should be submitted through the NeuroNetwork. If you have any questions, please contact Anne Gramiak at
agramiak@aann.org.
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