Membership Committee

The Membership Committee aims to engage emergency nurses across Colorado, encouraging not only membership in the Emergency Nurses Association (ENA) but also active involvement with Colorado ENA. Our focus is on both new recruitment and fostering ongoing member engagement.  

To strengthen and expand the Colorado ENA community by connecting emergency nurses with resources, educational opportunities, and volunteer roles, while improving membership retention and engagement across the state.  

1. New Member Recruitment: Engage emergency nurses to join Colorado ENA and become active participants. 
2. Member Retention: Focus on communication strategies to encourage members nearing membership expiration to renew and stay involved. 
3. Membership Engagement: Foster ongoing involvement and participation from current members through education, volunteer opportunities, and communication. 
4. Statewide Outreach: Extend the reach of Colorado ENA through symposiums, conferences, and the Colorado ENA Liaison Program. 

• Monthly distribution of welcome letters to new members, providing information about upcoming meetings, educational opportunities, benefits, and volunteer opportunities. 
• Regular outreach to members whose memberships are about to expire, reminding them of the benefits of being part of Colorado ENA. 
• Attending and promoting Colorado ENA at state-wide symposiums and conferences to recruit new members and increase visibility. 
• Manage a network of liaison representatives in each emergency department across Colorado, ensuring the dissemination of important Colorado ENA information to staff members. 

The Membership Committee has driven continuous growth in Colorado ENA membership through targeted recruitment and outreach efforts. By effectively communicating membership benefits to those nearing expiration, we hope to achieve higher renewal rates and stronger retention. Our statewide Liaison Program engagement has increased, ensuring broader representation of Colorado ENA. Additionally, we’ve fostered enhanced networking and collaboration among emergency nurses across the state, strengthening professional connections and knowledge sharing while boosting participation in conferences and symposiums.