Navy Nurse Corps Association (NNCA)

About Navy Nurse Corps Association (NNCA)

Established in 1987, the Navy Nurse Corps Association (NNCA) is a national non-profit (501c-19) organization dedicated to bringing Navy Nurses together to honor those who served before us and preserve the legacy for those who will serve after us. With the assistance of the NNCA Chapters, we preserve for posterity the individual stories of Navy nurses by recording their oral histories and we create opportunities to connect with other members with newsletters, social media, and formal and informal gatherings. The NNCA also collects and archives Navy Nurse Corps memorabilia that is cataloged and maintained by History Associates, Inc. These artifacts and memorabilia can be accessed through the NNCA’s on-line virtual museum. We value Navy nurses for the contributions and sacrifices they have made in the care of our service men and women and their families whether in peacetime or during times of conflict and war. Known for caring and sharing, NNCA members participate in projects that honor other veterans; support scholarship initiatives to encourage future nursing clinicians and leaders; offer camaraderie and fellowship opportunities for Navy nurses; and recognize Navy nurses for excellence in leadership, nursing, and service. We are an association that grows from the passion each of us feels for the Navy Nurse Corps. Each member is a living representative of a time when that person served in the Navy Nurse Corps, contributing to its rich history. No matter the length of service or rank held, any active duty, reserve, retired, or former honorably discharged Navy Nurse Corps Officer may join the NNCA.

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