Community Nurse Connection is a convening organization bringing together people, ideas and resources to improve the quality of life for older adults.
Our aim is to unite, strengthen and support Community Nursing Programs.
Our beliefs are based on a holistic philosophy of nursing, which dates back to the mid 19th century—a time when nurses focused on the health of individuals, families, and groups within a community.
Our focus is on the health of people drawn together by such commonalities as location, religious affiliation, social connections, or fraternal association.
We believe every community deserves access to a community nurse.
Our beliefs are based on a holistic philosophy of nursing, which dates back to the mid 19th century—a time when nurses focused on the health of individuals, families, and groups within a community.
Our focus is on the health of people drawn together by such commonalities as location, religious affiliation, social connections, or fraternal association.
We believe every community deserves access to a community nurse.
Are you interested in learning more about starting a Community Nursing Project in your community?
From helping support many communities across New England to start a Community Nurse program, we have collected some of the best strategies and summarized them on this page.
If you'd like more information or have questions or would like support in starting a program in your community, please reach out to us at [email protected].
From helping support many communities across New England to start a Community Nurse program, we have collected some of the best strategies and summarized them on this page.
If you'd like more information or have questions or would like support in starting a program in your community, please reach out to us at [email protected].
Check out this podcast episode featuring several of our community nurses!
Hear directly from several of our community nurses, including Doris Yates from Hanover, Katie Williams from Hartford, and Jodi Hoyt from Tunbridge and Chelsea, as well as Community Nurse Connection Executive Director Kristin Barnum all about Community Nursing!
Thank you to the following for supporting our Annual Meeting
Unite Us New England Rural Health Association
Shaker Museum Alzheimer's Assoc
Simon Pearce Dutilles
Shaker Museum Alzheimer's Assoc
Simon Pearce Dutilles
Thank you for donating to our raffle
Woodstock Inn. VINS
Northern Stage. Sophia's Candy Corner
Lebanon Opera House Huberts
Laurie Harding & Peter Mason. Whaleback
Katie's Cookies Montshire museum
Lou's Bakery & Restaurant. Dan Emanuele
Pat Glowa Pellegrino's
Woodstock Inn. VINS
Northern Stage. Sophia's Candy Corner
Lebanon Opera House Huberts
Laurie Harding & Peter Mason. Whaleback
Katie's Cookies Montshire museum
Lou's Bakery & Restaurant. Dan Emanuele
Pat Glowa Pellegrino's
Current Community Nurse Position Openings
Norwich Community Nurse Inc. seeks a BSN-prepared registered nurse for a 12 hours/week position. Preferred qualifications: minimum 3 years experience with a background in elder and community nursing. Responsibilities will include phone contact, home visits and case management to assist community members with healthcare. Must be familiar with electronic healthcare record-keeping. Please send your letter of interest and CV to [email protected].
Norwich Community Nurse Inc. seeks a BSN-prepared registered nurse for a 12 hours/week position. Preferred qualifications: minimum 3 years experience with a background in elder and community nursing. Responsibilities will include phone contact, home visits and case management to assist community members with healthcare. Must be familiar with electronic healthcare record-keeping. Please send your letter of interest and CV to [email protected].