Welcome to the Enrolled Nurse (Registered Nurse Division 2) Professional Association

The Enrolled Nurse Professional Association (ENPA NSW) are the peak consultative body for enrolled nursing in NSW and on behalf of the executive, if you are an enrolled nurse (EN) or trainee enrolled nurse, I would like to invite you to join this progressive organisation and participate in the enhancement of your career; for all other interested parties ENPA NSW hope you gain further insight into the role of an EN and the vital part they play in todays health care environment.

Whether you join the association or are just interested in viewing our pages, you will become part of an expanding network of nurses (enrolled, registered and training) who through their efforts both in the workplace and as members of ENPA are working to ensure that the EN role is strengthened both educationally and professionally.

The health care working environment is changing so fast, it is essential all nurses continue to maintain or improve their status and skills within the workforce by continuing education and professional focus as a group.

The Enrolled Nurse Professional Association of New South Wales was formed in 1994 by enrolled nurses who believe a higher standard of their career status is achievable in this current climate by joining together within ENPA NSW as an association to pursue their own professional standing.

Since formation, ENPA NSW have found we are welcomed in many professional consultative forums and indeed have forged very strong links with regulators, unions, educators and employers.

Thank you again for visiting this site and please come back again.

Christine Anderson

RN Div 2 (Adv Dip)
President ENPA NSW

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ENPA Mission

This web site is designed upon our mission statement, with the intention of providing information to members and colleagues in difficult to reach areas and also, for the clarification of our ongoing commitment to our colleagues to provide a fast and reliable network of current issues surrounding enrolled nurse career enhancement and its strategies.