Ohio Association of Advanced Practice Nurses
OAAPN Voices
OAAPN Voices is the official podcast of the Ohio Association of Advanced Practice Nurses, featuring conversations with nurse practitioners, healthcare leaders, educators, and advocates. Each episode explores issues shaping advanced practice, including healthcare policy, legislative advocacy, professional development, and innovation in patient care across Ohio.
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12. Mai 2026
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Getting Involved-Where to Start in OAAPN 12.05.2026 12:57
In Episode 3 of OAAPN Voices, host Christine Stahl takes a deeper look at ways members can get involved within Ohio Association of Advanced Practice Nurses. Hear directly from leaders within the Education Committee, Government Relations Committee, and Communications Committee as they share how these groups support APRNs across Ohio and how members can begin getting involved. This episode also high...
HB 508: What APRNs Need to Know — and Do — Right Now 01.04.2026 27:40
House Bill 508 is currently moving through the legislative process in Ohio, and it represents a critical moment for APRNs across the state. In this episode of OAAPN Voices , we sit down with Government Relations Co-Director Mandi Cafasso to break down what HB 508 is, where it stands, and what it could mean for your practice and your patients. You’ll also hear key insights from Co-Director Summer...
Welcome to OAAPN Voices: Who We Are and Why It Matters 19.03.2026 18:42
In our debut episode, we introduce OAAPN and the mission behind our work. Hear from OAAPN’s president as we explore the value of membership, opportunities to get involved, and how nurse practitioners across Ohio are shaping the future of care.
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