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Everyting the Wisconsin Director of Nursing Council – Education Forum, Inc. does is centered on providing support and education to Nurse Executives, Directors of Nursing, Nursing Supervisors, Nursing Managers, Directors, and all those who work in the long-term and post-acute nursing continuum of care. We have an all share, all learn philosphy centered to help all Wisconsin leaders thrive.  We serve over 600 members in Wisconsin and over two-thirds of Wisconsin skilled nursing facilities, as well as assisted living and other clinical leaders.

The Wisconsin Director of Nursing Council is for ALL Long-Term Care Nursing Professionals.  We provide in-person and virtual educational opportunities, including our February Symposium, on-line webinars/teleconferences, and a membership discussion board to constantly keep our members networked with other care providers.  We have several membership opportunities to meet your and your organizational needs, including Business Partner Membership, who look to support, and show appreciaiton for the efforts of our nursing leaders.

Our Long-Term Care Nursing Leadership Course provides a foundational education for those beginning their career as a nursing leader.

We host weekly Support Calls on Wednesday at 7 am to connect leaders to discuss the latest updates, trends, and share best practices, frustrations, and triumphs. These are free to join.  Subscribe to our email list using the link below for more reminders every Tuesday.

The WI D.O.N. Council’s vision statement is R.A.V.E. for long-term care nursing. R.A.V.E. stands for Resource, Advocate, Voice, Educate.  Our volunteer board uses our mission statement and vision to guide the activities of our organization.

As the voice of nursing leaders in Wisconsin, we are honored to advocate on your behalf and frequently meet with leaders from around Wisconsin.  Your membership help support our mission to R.A.V.E. on your behald.

Thank you for all you, and your team, do to provide the best care for your residents in Wisconsin’s long-term and post-acute care continuum.