International Transplant Nurses Society

International Transplant Nurses Society ITNS is the first professional nursing organization to focus on the professional growth and development of the transplant clinician.

The International Transplant Nurses Society was founded in 1992 as a non-profit organization, to promote the education and clinical practice excellence of nurses who are interested in and participate in the care of solid organ transplant patients. Headquartered in Glenview, IL, we have grown to become a leading respected transplant organization.

Don't miss your chance to join us at the 34th Annual ITNS Symposium in Cleveland! Tonight is the absolute final deadline...
08/23/2026

Don't miss your chance to join us at the 34th Annual ITNS Symposium in Cleveland! Tonight is the absolute final deadline to lock in the discounted registration rate.

Why should you be there?⭐ 15+ Continuing Education Credits (CEUs) to advance your practice and fulfill your professional goals.⭐ World-Class Speakers: Hear directly from leading experts researching current topics in transplantation.⭐ Unmatched Networking: Connect face-to-face with your transplant nursing peers, share insights, and bring cutting-edge strategies back to your hospital.Invest in your career and your patients before the price goes up. Grab your spot at the discount rate right now! https://www.itns.org/annual-meeting-2026

💡 Live from ITNS 2026: Optimizing Post-Transplant Care! 💡We are excited to highlight an impactful presentation by Nicole...
08/21/2026

💡 Live from ITNS 2026: Optimizing Post-Transplant Care! 💡We are excited to highlight an impactful presentation by Nicole Hamons, PharmD, BCACP, AAHIVP from the University of Toledo Medical Center!Dr. Hamons shared vital clinical insights on GLP-1 receptor agonist use in post-transplant patients. As metabolic management becomes increasingly crucial for long-term transplant success, her expertise sheds light on safe, effective strategies for navigating these therapies in complex patient regimens.Thank you, Dr. Hamons, for advancing transplant pharmacology and improving long-term patient outcomes! 💊🏥✨ Register now for the discounted price

Spotlight on Cutting-Edge Transplant Research! 💡We are thrilled to highlight the groundbreaking work of Mark B. Lockwood...
08/20/2026

Spotlight on Cutting-Edge Transplant Research! 💡We are thrilled to highlight the groundbreaking work of Mark B. Lockwood, PhD, MSN, RN, FAAN, an Associate Professor in the Department of Biobehavioral Nursing Science.Dr. Lockwood’s innovative research program is transforming care for renal and transplant patients.

Thank you, Dr. Lockwood, for your incredible dedication to pushing the boundaries of transplant nursing science and improving patient outcomes worldwide! 🧬🔬
Register now, at a discount, to hear about Dr. Lockwood's research. https://www.itns.org/annual-meeting-2026

September 25-27 we'll be on the beautiful shores of Lake Erie for a gathering of transplant nurses from around the globe...
08/18/2026

September 25-27 we'll be on the beautiful shores of Lake Erie for a gathering of transplant nurses from around the globe!

✅ An informative International Panel discussion, featuring colleagues from India, Japan, Saudi Arabia, and South Korea
✅ Posters and Abstract Presentations by nurses representing 4 continents
✅ Up to 15 CE and CEPTC credits

DISCOUNT Pricing extended to Sunday, August 23rd! Register now https://www.itns.org/annual-meeting-2026

LAST CHANCE TO SAVE! Today is the final day to lock in Early Bird pricing for the 34th Annual ITNS Symposium in Clevelan...
08/14/2026

LAST CHANCE TO SAVE! Today is the final day to lock in Early Bird pricing for the 34th Annual ITNS Symposium in Cleveland, Ohio (September 25–27, 2026)!Register by 11:59 PM EST tonight to claim your discount:
ITNS Members: Save $75 instantly.
Non-Members: Save $75 on registration AND receive a complimentary one-year ITNS membership (a $135 value).

Don't pay full price later for the same world-class transplant nursing education, networking, and 15+ CEU credits.👉 Secure your discount now https://www.itns.org/annual-meeting-2026

No need to fret over missing out! You have until 8/14 to grab our Early Bird discount. Click the link to register now fo...
08/12/2026

No need to fret over missing out! You have until 8/14 to grab our Early Bird discount.

Click the link to register now for the 34th Annyal Symposium and join us for an incredible event. 🎟️ https://www.itns.org/annual-meeting-2026

Lisa Coscia, RN, BSN, CCTC, FAST has attended the ITNS Symposium multiple times and comments “For over 13 years, the ITN...
08/12/2026

Lisa Coscia, RN, BSN, CCTC, FAST has attended the ITNS Symposium multiple times and comments “For over 13 years, the ITNS symposia have kept me inspired and up to date with the latest breakthroughs in transplant nursing. While sharing research is incredibly rewarding, the absolute best part is the community. Many of the colleagues I met years ago are now close friends, and catching up each year is a true highlight. I always leave the conference feeling re-energized and incredibly proud of everything transplant nurses do every single day to improve lives.”

Experience the impact of the ITNS Symposium for yourself and take advantage of the Early Bird discount until 8/14! Register here https://www.itns.org/annual-meeting-2026

Cleveland is officially a "foodie" town, and we can’t wait to show you our local flavors this September! 🌭🌰 Come for the...
08/11/2026

Cleveland is officially a "foodie" town, and we can’t wait to show you our local flavors this September! 🌭🌰 Come for the incredible dining scene and stay for the 34th Annual ITNS Symposium. The full educational agenda is officially live, packed with innovative sessions to advance your transplant nursing!

Don't wait to lock in your spot—Early Bird pricing ends this Friday! ⏰👉 View the full schedule and register today here https://bit.ly/4wjZHCg!

Cheyenne started dialysis after going into kidney failure at just four months old. The effects of both kidney failure an...
08/10/2026

Cheyenne started dialysis after going into kidney failure at just four months old. The effects of both kidney failure and dialysis caused several health concerns, which made Cheyenne’s condition more urgent. After being hospitalized for almost a year, at 15 months old, Cheyenne received a lifesaving kidney transplant from her mother.

Celebrating her 29th “kidney-versary” this year, Cheyenne believes that the decision to register as an organ, eye and tissue donor can be the gift of a second chance at life for someone else. “Knowing that I can live each day and share life with my donor, my mom, fills me with gratitude.” To read Cheyenne's full story, visit Donate Life America Stories of Hope https://donatelife.net/stories-of-hope/cheyenne-kidney-recipient-and-paulette-mother-and-living-donor/

We are so proud of our rich and pioneering transplant history here in Cleveland!!
08/07/2026

We are so proud of our rich and pioneering transplant history here in Cleveland!!

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