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2018 CNSA ConventionOctober 5-7, 2018Visalia Convention Center • Visalia Marriott Hotel

INNOVATE - ENGAGE - LEAD

RIGHT NOW

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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5, 2018

Nurses are highly respected professionals with the power and influence to lead meaningful change. As a nursing student or recent graduate, you are at the crossroads – both personally and professionally – as you choose your path in nursing!

CNSA’s 2018 Annual Convention will empower you with knowledge and tools to innovate, engage and lead as you launch your nursing career. Our Convention opens with an enlightening presentation by nursing thought leader, Judee Berg, as she describes the expanding roles for RNs in today’s care environment. On Saturday, we have two compelling presentations examining nursing care in catastrophic situations and the human trafficking epidemic. On Sunday, our endnote – Nurse Practitioner Genevieve Handy – will share her inspirational story of providing care to those in need through Operation Smile.

In addition, we’ve planned a variety of breakout sessions to help you maximize your nursing school experience, build your leadership skills, land your first job as an RN and learn more about advanced practice and specialty roles. You’ll also have the opportunity to interact with our industry partners, participate in the House of Delegates, receive career coaching from a nurse leader and network with students from across California!

Don’t Miss this Opportunity! Attend CNSA’s 2018 Convention and Prepare to Innovate - Engage - Lead!

CONVENTION HIGHLIGHTS

Pre-Convention Sessions8:00a.m. – 12:00p.m.(Additional Fee to Attend Pre-Convention Sessions)

NCLEX ReviewThis four-hour comprehensive review session is designed for students who will be sitting for the NCLEX within the next four months.Mardie Timkin, MSN, RNHurst Review Services

American Red Cross Disaster Health and Sheltering CourseThis session prepares you to provide health care services as a volunteer at disaster shelters in your community. Participants will receive a certificate of completion.American Red Cross Instructors

CONVENTION AND DELEGATE REGISTRATION OPENS AT 11:00a.m.

HOUSE OF DELEGATES Session begins at 1:00p.m.Represent your school’s chapter as a delegate and build your leadership and communication skills, while making decisions about the future of CNSA.

Parliamentary Briefing Attendees participate in a mock session of the House of Delegates to prepare for their role as delegates.

Bylaws/Resolutions Hearing CNSA’s proposed bylaw changes are examined. Individuals, schools and chapters will introduce and defend their resolutions.Parliamentarian: Mary Foley, PhD, RN, FAANAmerican Nurses Association\California

FACULTY FORUM Session begins at 2:00p.m.Faculty are invited to explore current issues confronting nursing educators in California. Network with your faculty colleagues as you share ideas and resources.Facilitator: Patricia McFarland, MS, RN, FAANCEO Emeritus - Association of California Nurse Leaders

OPENING CEREMONY& KEYNOTE ADDRESS

HealthImpact is devoted to improving the health of Californians by promoting a dynamic, well-prepared nursing workforce. As health care delivery continues to change, nurses are playing ever-increasing roles in providing quality care to patients and communities. HeathImpact CEO Judee Berg shares new and expanding roles for RNs and strategies to help you reach your full potential in the nursing profession.

Right Now! New Roles for Today’s RNsBegins at 5:15p.m.Judee Berg, MS, RN, FACHEChief Executive OfficerHealthImpact

FOR ONLINE REGISTRATION AND A COMPLETE SCHEDULE OF EVENTS,

VISIT WWW.CNSA.ORG

Our Friday night celebration showcases nurses as superheroes. Dress in attire representing your favorite superhero – prizes awarded for best costume. Light refreshments, great music and plenty of photo opportunities at this fun event.

WHAT’S YOUR SUPERPOWER?

SUPERHEROCNSA

SHOWDOWNPRESENTS:

INNOVATE - ENGAGE - LEADRIGHT NOW 2018 CNSA Convention

October 5-7, 2018Visalia Convention Center • Visalia Marriott Hotel

SUPERRN

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CAREER COACHINGA 10-minute session with an experienced nurse leader to review your resume and answer questions about landing your first job as an RN. Don’t miss this outstanding opportunity!

Katie Bray Awards CeremonyJoin the celebration as your fellow students are recognized for their contributions to CNSA. Scholarships will be awarded at this time. It is strongly recommended that scholarship recipients attend this event.

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 6, 2018CONVENTION AND DELEGATE REGISTRATION OPENS AT 7:30a.m.Engage! Visit CNSA’s Exhibitor ShowcaseVisit the Exhibit Hall and network with potential employers, schools and vendors committed to helping you succeed. Come prepared with your resume and business cards. Breakfast, lunch and refreshments served in the Exhibit Hall.

Chapter Development Forum & Membership Meeting7:30 – 8:00a.m.Hear the latest news from CNSA and chapters across the state.

Select from one of the fo�owing education se�ions:

101 Position Yourself for Success: Landing Your 1st RN Job!

102 Choosing Your Path: Advanced Practice Opportunities

103 What You Need to Know: Board of Registered Nursing

104 Creating Your Future: Thriving as a New Graduate RN

EDUCATIONAL SESSION I: INNOVATE! DESIGNING YOUR CAREER

Select from one of the fo�owing education se�ions:

201 Strategies for Success: Building Your Test-Taking Skills

202 Suicide Prevention: Identifying and Treating Colleagues at Risk

203 Exploring Your Options: Public Health Nursing & Careers in the Military

204 Leading the Way: Nursing Care for the LGBTQIA+ Community

EDUCATIONAL SESSION II: LEAD! BLAZING NEW TRAILS

PANEL PRESENTATION Begins at 8:30a.m.

Are You Prepared? Providing Care During a Catastrophic Event Major disasters, whether natural or man-made, can kill, injure and displace large numbers of people. Our panel presenters share their experiences in providing care in disaster conditions and describe strategies to prepare for and manage these emergent situations.

Sharon Brown, MSN, RNMICN, CCRN, TCRNTrauma Program ManagerArrowhead RegionalMedical CenterColton, CA

Sarah Villarreal, BSN, RNAssistant Nurse ManagerMaternal Child HealthKaiser PermanenteSanta Rosa CA

Gigi Gaytan, BSN, RNAssistant Nurse ManagerMaternal Child HealthKaiser PermanenteSanta Rosa CA

Genevieve Handy, ACPNPClinical Practice ConsultantPediatric Intensive Care UnitKaiser PermanenteOperation Smile Volunteer

ENDNOTE ADDRESSGoing Global! Changing the WorldThrough Medical Missions

Mission trips are life-changing experiences filled with inspiring moments and unique challenges.Our presenter shares her heart-warming experiences with Operation Smile – a nonprofit organization providing cleft lip/palate surgery to underserved populations around the world.

HOUSE OF DELEGATES Session begins at 2:15p.m.Discussion and debate of resolutions continues. If you’re not a delegate, you’re encouraged to observe the process.

Meet the CandidatesHear what your peers have to offer as future leaders in CNSA.

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 7, 2018HOUSE OF DELEGATES Session begins at 8:00a.m.Delegate voting for the 2018-2019 Board of Directors is the first item on the agenda. Immediately following the confidential voting process, the House of Delegates will continue any unfinished business. Election results will be announced before the end of the convention. GENERAL SESSION Begins at 10:15a.m.

On the Frontline: Nurses Combating Human TraffickingNurses are in a unique position to make a difference in the livesof trafficking victims at several points – from the initial encounterand identification to their rescue and restoration to health. Our presenters provide an overview of the human trafficking epidemic, including recognizing signs that a person is being trafficked, safely intervening to help the victim and community resources available.

Kim Tomasi, MSN, RNCEO, Association ofCalifornia Nurse Leaders

Joyce Eden, BS, MHA, MSN Learner, RNDirector, Emergency ServicesSaint Agnes Medical Center in Fresno

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Last Name

First Name

Nickname for Badge

I am (or may be) a school delegate Yes No

Organization/School

Mailing Address

City, State, Zip

Phone Fax

Email

NSNA/CNSA Member #

Registration Fees On or before 9/19/18 After 9/19/18 On-Site

Friday NCLEX Review* $25 $35 $45 $Disaster Healthand Sheltering* $25 $35 $45 $

CNSA Member $65 $75 $90 $Non-Member $80 $90 $105 $One-Day Member $45 $50 $60 $One-Day Non-Member $55 $60 $85 $Faculty/Friend $65 $75 $75 $CNSA Honor Cord ($15 at Convention) $12 $Professional Headshots ($25 at Convention;$6 donated to Operation Smile) $20 $ Book: Surviving and Thriving: Your 1st Job as an RN $20 $

Career CoachingPlease indicate your preferences by selecting 2 choices. You will beassigned a time slot. We will make every effort to give you your firstchoice. Appointments are 10 minutes - please come prepared.

Saturday Morning (8:00am-12:00pm)Saturday Afternoon (1:00-4:30pm)

1st Choice 2nd Choice

Please indicate the events & sessions you’ll attend by checking the appropriateboxes. Registration required to ensure adequate refreshments & seating.

Friday Welcome Party: Superhero Showdown Saturday Breakfast Saturday Lunch Sunday Breakfast

*Fees for Friday NCLEX Review & Disaster Health & Sheltering are in addition to convention registration fee.

Education Session I: 101 102 103 104 None Education Session II: 201 202 203 204 None

Registration Form2018 CNSA

ANNUAL STATE CONVENTIONOctober 5-7, 2018

Visalia Convention Center

Hotel InformationCNSA has a room block with the Visalia Marriott Hotel. Students receive a reduced room rate and CNSA benefits when students stay at the hotel.

Room rates at the Visalia Marriott Hotel are $119 per room - for single, double, triple or quadruple occupancy.

Hotel reservations are available online only. Use the link below to make your hotel reservations:

Or visit the CNSA website at www.cnsa.org/convention for more information.

For additional assistance, please contact Pat Zollman with Helms Briscoe at 928.252.3544.

Convention InformationOnly one person may register per form. CNSA members and sustaining members must provide their membership number when pre-registering and picking up their badges. Those who have not yet received their membership number must provide a copy of their cancelled check or credit card statement as proof of membership.

Continuing Education CreditProvider approved for current registered nurses by the California Board of Registered Nursing, Provider No. 02110 (ACNL) for 7 contact hours.

ADA InformationIf you require special meals or accommodations pursuant to the Americans with Disabilities Act, please call 916.779.6949

Cancellation PolicyRegistration fees, less a $35 cancellation fee, are refundable if written notice is received by September 21, 2018. No refunds after September 21, 2018. Registrant substitutions are encouraged. CNSA assesses a $20 administration fee for all returned checks.

CNSA Wishes to Thank Our 2018 Convention Sponsors:Association of California Nurse LeadersCedars-Sinai Medical CenterHurst Review ServicesKaplan Test PrepWest Coast University

Method of Payment Check payable to CNSA VISA Mastercard

Card#

Expiration Date CVC#

Billing Address

City, State, Zip

Signature

Name as it appears on card

Please call 916.779.6949 for more information or visit www.cnsa.org Mail to: 2520 Venture Oaks Way #210, Sacramento, CA 95833 Fax to: 916.779.6945

Total Enclosed $

Optional Convention ItemsCNSA Honor Cords, Professional Headshots and thebook, Surviving and Thriving – Your 1st Job as an RN.Pre-order on registration form & pick up at Convention.

Register online at www.cnsa.org

Click Here for Online Hotel Reservations