Hong Kong Association of Renal Nurses 香港腎科護士學會
Member Category
1. Full Member 2024 -2025
Any qualified nurses who are currently practising in renal care, or in the management, teaching or research of renal field, or holding recognized renal certificate(s) in Hong Kong, are eligible to apply for Full Membership ONLY. Full Members have the right to vote. Only those who are currently practising in the field can be elected to hold office and serve on committees.
Annual Subscriptions – HK$100
2. Associate Member 2024 -2025
Any health care professionals who show an interest in renal care but who do not meet the requirements for Full Membership are eligible to apply for Associate Membership ONLY. Associate Members will not be entitled to vote nor be elected to hold office nor serve on committees.
Annual Subscriptions – HK$50
3. Retired Member 2024 -2025
Full Member who are now retired.
Annual Subscriptions – HK$50
* Full Members, Associate Members and Retired Members should renew their subscription annually to receive newsletters and view more information on the website. Renewal service will be opened from 1 April each year to 31 March of the following year, membership will be expired IF no renewal has been performed during the captioned period.
* Members who DID NOT renew your membership during the captioned period (from 1 April each year to 31 March of the following year) will be EXPIRED automatically. Please sign up and submit your application as a new member if you wish to join again.
* New member’s name will be updated on the Member List within 3 months upon application.
(All Payment is non-refundable and non-transferable )
Membership Plan
Objectives of HKARN
1
To promote
quality and cost-effective care for renal patients and their families
2
To promote
the standards of renal nursing practice
3
To provide
renal nurses with educational opportunities through attending local and overseas workshops and conferences
4
To provide
channels for rapid information dissemination among renal nurses
5
To facilitate
renal nursing research