The 50th annual PNEG conference provides a vital forum for nursing professional development practitioners and nurse educators in both academic and healthcare settings. Participants gather to discuss pressing issues and trends in nursing education, share education research, and network with professional colleagues in an environment promoting collaboration and learning.

This course offers an in-depth overview of Bispecific T-Cell Engagers (BiTE) therapy, focusing on its mechanism of action and clinical applications. Learners will review FDA-approved BiTE agents, including those used for relapsed/refractory multiple myeloma and diffuse large B-cell lymphoma, and gain insights into blinatumomab administration considerations. This course equips nurses with the knowledge to support BiTE therapy delivery and optimize patient care.

This course explores the critical role of genetics in cancer development, with a focus on distinguishing between germline and somatic genetic variants. Nurses will learn how these variants contribute differently to oncogenesis and how genomic profiling informs cancer risk assessment, prevention strategies, and personalized management plans. Through case studies and current research, the course emphasizes the application of genomic information in clinical decision-making and cancer care.

This course provides an overview of monoclonal antibodies (mAbs), covering their types, naming conventions, mechanisms of action, and common side effects. Nurses will learn about commonly used mAbs in clinical practice, with an added focus on immune checkpoint inhibitors and their role in cancer therapy.

This course provides nurses with a comprehensive overview of Receptor Tyrosine Kinases (RTKs), focusing on their structure, activation, and role in cancer progression, as well as the mechanisms of drug binding, therapeutic pathways and toxicities.

November 21, 2025 -Online Conference

recorded self-paced conference. 

The recorded 2025 Orthopedic Nursing Conference will explore a variety of topics impacting today’s orthopedic patients. Topics including pharmacology updates, pain management, orthopedic nursing as a nursing career, osteoporosis, and patient education updates will be explored by experts.

January 15, 2026, April 14, 2026, September 29, 2026, November 10, 2026, Mayo Clinic - Rochester, Minnesota

This conference offers Live (in-person) attendance. 

This course is offered in collaboration with the Society of Trauma Nursing. The Pediatric Trauma Across the Care Continuum (PTACC) certification course is an essential educational program designed specifically for nurses who provide care to pediatric patients admitted with trauma-related injuries. Recognizing a critical gap in education for this specialized group, the PTACC course has been thoughtfully crafted to address the unique challenges and complexities associated with pediatric trauma care.